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I have a fridge that was working just fine until I moved it. It was in a garage and working. I moved it to the house. I did not tip it on its side. I did move it on a dolly. Now I have a lot of water in the fridge part. It seems like it is condisating on the inside of the top of the compartment. The Freezer part is working fine. This is a normal looking fridge with the freezer on top. There seems to be enough room around the fridge soit can breathe.
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Originally Posted by: paulgdav I have a fridge that was working just fine until I moved it. It was in a garage and working. I moved it to the house. I did not tip it on its side. I did move it on a dolly. Now I have a lot of water in the fridge part. It seems like it is condisating on the inside of the top of the compartment. The Freezer part is working fine. This is a normal looking fridge with the freezer on top. There seems to be enough room around the fridge soit can breathe.
Paul Paul, I can only generalize, since there's no model number. First, check and make sure the condenser coils are clean and free of dust or debris. Make sure the unit is level in both directions(front to back and side to side,front can be slightly higher, less than 1/2 inch). Make sure that both doors are properly aligned and closing and sealing(all the way around the door(s)). Could you have spilt defrost drain water or some other liquid into the unit when you moved it ? These would be the checks I would make, first.
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