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recently bought used sub-zero 550, so using temporary aluminum pan to catch water under 550 which I was told

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07-19-2008, 09:01 PM

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Sub-zero water drippings

Model Number: 550 Brand: Sub Zero Age: More than 10 years

recently bought used sub-zero 550, so using temporary aluminum pan to catch water under 550 which I was told normally drips 4 times per day. However, it seems to be dripping too much, as I need to empty pan every day or I have water on the floor.

Is this normal or is there a problem causing too much water drippings?

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