Water is on floor underneath front of refrigerator.
Usually any defrost water sits in a plastic pan and evaporates away in normal operation. If the pan becomes brittle it cracks and leaks water. Pull the fridge out and look on top of the black pot (compressor) Is there a plastic drain pan sat on top of it?
Sometimes if the fridge is working hard a lump of ice can form on the pipework going back to the compressor which melts causing some water at the front of the fridge.
Lastly, the insulation under the fridge may have broken down, allowing condensation to form and drip. If the drain was blocked, the water would be inside the fridge, not underneath.
SOURCE: my GE Refrigerator leeks water underneath when it
There is a pan under the the refrigerator that is to catch the water and let it evaporate from the heat from the compressor. The pan may have a hole in it or the little hose is not draining the water into the pan. This should be an easy fix.
Best of luck I hope this helps you:)
Testimonial: "sounds reasonable and will have to try this out! thanks for the advice!"
SOURCE: Water under crisper drawers and then leaking outside underneath.
Hi,
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SOURCE: have side by side 10 years leaking water on floor
clogged drain causing the water that cant reach the drain pan underneath to leak on the floor. Unplug fridge and open doors for 24 to melt ice likely clogging up drain. If that doesnt fix, you'll need to call refrigerator repair service
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