My refrigerator has leaked water for a week now, coming from the bottom of the inside of the refrigerator. Only sporadically. I found a pool of water under the crisper pans on the bottom and cleaned that up, found that there is a plug that pools water and drains it to a pan under the bottom near the motor. I cleaned out gunk inside that drain plug, and replaced it. I’m wondering if that is all that is needed…perhaps that water is normal being there and would have been evaporated but for the plugged up hole with gunk. Is this a reasonable assumption for this model…Admiral NNT 199K? I have seen there is a drain hose on the back of other fridges that could be leaking …and wonder if I should look for that as well.
[quote=mark63049;204839]My refrigerator has leaked water for a week now, coming from the bottom of the inside of the refrigerator. Only sporadically. I found a pool of water under the crisper pans on the bottom and cleaned that up, found that there is a plug that pools water and drains it to a pan under the bottom near the motor. I cleaned out gunk inside that drain plug, and replaced it. I’m wondering if that is all that is needed…perhaps that water is normal being there and would have been evaporated but for the plugged up hole with gunk. Is this a reasonable assumption for this model…Admiral NNT 99K? I have seen there is a drain hose on the back of other fridges that could be leaking …and wonder if I should look for that as well.[/quote] CORRECTION… model number is NNT 199K , again the model number is NNT 199K, sorry forgot the 1 in my original post.