Water pooling inside fridge

i had this problem .. there is a drain in the freezer it drains condensation through a hose to a pan at the bottom where there is a fan .. that fan splashes this water onto the condenser coils to cool them.. if that hose gets plugged then that water gets diverted and drains into the inside of the fridge... the big problem is this water is no longer cooling the condenser coils and your condenser will run hot until you clear the clog and get this working right again.. i had to unplug the fridge and let everything get warm (a few hours) then run a flexible wire through the hose at the bottom (fan) to the top to loosen the clog then run clean hot water through it to clear it completely . it's no small task but you might have saved yourself buying a fridge and loosing all that's in it ..

Check door seal intact and sealing ok, clean rear compressor section of all dust/ dirt/ fluff and check drain hole on rear of fridge.as water should not pool inside but run away outside rear. Lift/ adjust door to make sure it closes properly.

You need to remove all of the styrofoam packing material.
Any insulation material would be installed inside the body of the fridge/freezer. The packing material is there so anything inside the compartment (like metal shelves, plastic holders, etc. don't bounce around during shipping and either scratch up the interior, or break. That is all that it is there for.

THE drain in freezer is frozen over and the water is leaking into the fresh food / clean drain with hot water and turkey baster . this wil correct problem . some units need a drain heater installed to prevent it from doing it again .. mm

You can try to clean the impeller ether by removing the pump basket and reaching inside the hole behind it to feel for a clog. Do this with a screwdriver or needlenose plier. If it feels spongy work the clog counterclockwise and then try to pull out with the pliers. Hlso if you have had a alge problem since you cleaned the filter you may need to clean it again. Also you need to kill any alge before you run the pool.

I had a Kenmore fridge - about 20 years old when I replaced it this year. It used to do the exact same thing especially in warm/hot weather. What it is is the water from the freezer defrosting. There should be something on the back near the top, inside the fridge sticking out - a tiny little tray sticking out and it may also be part of supporting one of the shelves, I can't remember. Anyways, water from the defrost pools in there and is supposed to evaporate, but it gets clogged with gunk and the water spills out and runs down the back of the fridge down to the bottom. Get a pipe cleaner or something and poke it into this hole and clean out the pipe to the hole isn't blocked. This is all inside the fridge, not outside, on the back panel outside. That's the best I can do to describe the solution - it's an easy fix you can do yourself. Good luck!

find where line comes out under fridge in pan and blow back through line with shop air. clean evap pan inside freezer by defrosting and cleaning pan.

it seem that you have a clogged freezer drain. you can fix this by first turn off the unit leve all door and let it thaw about 4 to 6 hours or longer. if this doesnt cure the problem then repeat above procedure but this time open the plastic cover on the freezer and clean out the drain make sure all drain are unclogged also while your at it check the operation of the drain heater pan underneath the unit. and lso check the operation of the defrost timer. hope it help you.

If the defrost heating element, defrost timer or evaporater fan weren't working, you'd develop a block of ice on the evaporator. Is the compressor running? If it is, it might have bad valves from the frost buildup scenario. Liquid refrigerant could have gotten to the suction valves. The sealed system should have a five year warranty. Might be time to call a pro

I have a bosch fridge freezer, I bought it only 13 months ago and the fan has stopped working. How do I go about fixing this problem?