Condensation leak Model LRA050XT7 - Frigidaire FAC124 wall/Window Air Conditioner

ice maker leaking?

We do not have measurements of A/C/s.
You will need to go to some store to find some that will work.
Another option is to read "Consumer's Reports" magazines.
Sometimes they give measurements of the A/Cs they test,
God bless your efforts.

Time for a new air conditioner.

Unplug machine for 30 minutes and try again. If that fails replace board.

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The condenser fan should be running whenever the compresser is running. With all of that condensate, I would look at your door gaskets. If they are leaking and you are in a high humidity area you will produce more condensate than what the pan can Handel. Then again. If the compresser is running the heat from the discharge line should evaporate the water with ease. I would look at the seals possibly leaking and ignore the full drain pan.

Check behind the bins for a condensation tray/hose. Most refrigerators have these as they develop condensation due to the temperature differences when opening and closing the door. The tray catches the condensation, and drains it to a tray under the fridge. Here it evaporates when the compressor runs. Sometimes things block the tray or the hose gets clogged with gunk. clean out the tray/hose and hopefully your problem will end.

Hey Wainchod never back again with this kind of bogus gadget.

There could several reasons for the water under refrigerator. Leaking water connection to water control valves. leaking defrost condensate pan or blocked condensate drain beginning inside freezer rear wall cause by ice or other gunk caught in the defrost drain line. Because leaks always happen differently on every model I will give you a page to look over and watch a small clip about fixing a refrigerator leak. One moment as I retrieve the information and links. Sea Breeze

see if defrost drain tube is in the pan under the fridge and check it is not plugged

if it is the indoor unit leaking, make sure that all your drain lines are clear.... if you're talking about the outdoor unit leaking water in the heat cycle...that is normal.

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