How to clean/pull out reservoir in bottom of fridge?

Your drainpipe might be blocked, you will need to check the reservoir at the bottom back of the fridge. It's a bit technical. I would recommend getting some help.

Pull out drawers on bottom of fridge. Check in corners.

Did your Jet Clean System used to work, but now rejects the razor and flashes a red indicator that your reservoir is empty when it is not?

The reason is that the liquid level sensor is full of gunk (you don't want to know what the gunk is made of). You can easily clean this yourself and restore normal operation. Here's how:

1. Remove the razor and reservoir. Leave it plugged in.
2. Press the start button and when the holder hits the bottom and stops, immediately pull the plug before it comes back up.
3. Turn the unit over and clean off the gunk you can see with a Q-Tip.
4. Fill the cleaned reservoir beyond the line (almost to the top) with hottest tap water and place it on a towel on your counter.
5. Mix in 1/8 teaspoon of dishwasher detergent. Do not use Dawn or other dish detergent. It must be the type you use in your dishwasher! (Trust me on this).
6. Lower the unit onto the reservoir and let it soak for at least 20 minutes.
7. Hold the reservoir down on the towel by depressing the release buttons and pull and put the cleaning unit in and out of the reservoir 20 or more times to flush out the crud.
8. Refill the reservoir with clean, hot water and do the pull - push trick again many times. Rinse and refill the reservoir with hot water and do this again 2 more times until the water is clear and there is no debris to be seen in the water.
9. Remove the reservoir and allow the cleaner to dry thoroughly. Depending on the humidity where you do this, drying can take from several hours to an entire day. A hair dryer on the part you cleaned with the Q-Tip may help, but time will still be needed.
10. Assemble and try it. It should work like new. If it does not work properly, (mine acted like it was jammed) don't worry, it is likely not completely dry inside. Remove the reservoir and wait for it to completely dry before trying again.

Have fun!

Sometimes they have those reservoirs recessed so far under stuff it is difficult to get to. Don't give up, though. There is always a way, and they are removable. Some are pulled off from the bottom. Some are placed behind a shield in the front wheel well. Usually only a couple of screws retain it. Pull the hose off, the motor connector, unfasten the screws and it should be free to come out.

Hello,

You need to remove any spoiled food from the refrigerator and clean the interiors with hot water added with baking soda. You need to clean the door seals and remove the breaker strips. Also check for unusual wet insulation.
Hope this work

you have to take the center bar down inside the fridge. It is the bar on top of the fridge compartment that houses the lightbulb. Unplug the fridge and unscrew the bar. There is one plug that must be unplugged, then you can pull it down. In the back is a small reservoir for water melting down from the freezer defrost, and a small tube stuck into a hole in the backof the fridge wall. pull the tube out, then flush hot hot water mixed with bleach into that hole. It will flush out anything stuck in the drain tube. If this doesnt work, you will need an external drain kit.

you need to take the front panel off at the bottom fridge and clean the dust out of bottom of fridge,,the pull out and take bottom back panel off and dump pan of water and then clean the coils of lint

have you cleaned out the coils underneath the fridge? it's very simple. pull the fridge out, look underneath(try pulling off the bottom grill from the front for more access), and start cleaning. to much dust and lint will hinder the coils from cooling. A vacuum with the brush attachment or little broom works good.

Disconnect the water from the refrig. Get large bowl and turn on water supply. Does water look clear?? Flush real well.