I pulled this icemaker out from under the counter to clean and vacuum. The drain hose of course came out of the drain pipe going under the house. My problem: It is a completely closed area and I can't get the hose back into the drainpipe whild the machine is out because it is way to short and I can't put it back in when I put it back in place because there is no way to get to it. There is no room around it. My question: Can the front be removed so that I can reach through the bottom area which appears to be fairly open (other than a fem tubes and wires and such?

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Thank you for your response. The back isn't fully enclosed. I'm sorry, I don't know the Model. I would have to find that out. The unit is at a place (home) that I work for some people. Now don't laugh at me. I tried to use a clothes hanger to hook on the drain hose and from the front floor grill at the floor (you know, like a refrigerator usually has) but I could not get the hose up due to all the other stuff (water coil, wires and such). Then I tried tying string onto the hose and by taking the excess over the top, I was able to guide it enough to get it to set on the top edge of the drainpipe. Unfortunately, when I tried to pus the unit back into the cubbyhole for it, it would knock the drain hose out. So, I pulled it back out. I placed it over the drain pipe and left a not on it to "not push the ice machine back." Then I duct taped the string to keep the end of the drain hose over the drain pipe......at least it won't flood until I can figure it all out.