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[quote=Gene;139812]Carl,

Most likely the problem is a frozen and/or clogged drain. If you do not like to take it apart then you can just unplug the refrigerator for a day or more to completely defrost it. You also may want to remove the drain tube and the drain funnel (#313 & #312 on the [URL="http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partsearch/model.aspx?model_id=224416&diagram_id=20915225"][B]diagram[/B][/URL]) and make sure they are clean.

Gene.[/quote]

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Gene	Posted: Thursday, October 15, 2009 3:31:19 PM(UTC)
	Carl, Most likely the problem is a frozen and/or clogged drain. If you do not like to take it apart then you can just unplug the refrigerator for a day or more to completely defrost it. You also may want to remove the drain tube and the drain funnel (#313 & #312 on the diagram) and make sure they are clean. Gene.
cargold98	Posted: Thursday, October 15, 2009 12:20:45 PM(UTC)
	Hi! I have an older GE top freezer model. Occasionally there is water in the refrigerator which seems to be dripping from the freezer. Could this be a clogged drain tube? If so, would something as simple as unplugging the unit and let it defrost solve the problem? Thanks in advance: Carl

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