Can't Find Drain Line in Refrigerator

[jgarybri]

I recently obtained a refrigerator from a friend who was giving it away. She was buying a new one. It is a Kenmore that was manufactured in 1999. It works great and I have not had a problem out of it until a week ago. I noticed that there is water gathering up in the bottom of it. I read on ACME How To how to troubleshoot the problem .. problem is I can not locate a drain hose, line or plug anywhere in the refrigerator part. There is absolutely nowhere for the water to go. I am at a standstill and do not want this to overflow onto my floor. Please Help!! Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you so very much!!

[kok328]

From the bottom or back, you should see some type of drain system that will allow water to seep into the drain pan. Push some type of wire up through the drain and look for it to come out inside the unit. Of course if it's clogged you might meet up with some resistance.

[knight rider]

[QUOTE=jgarybri]I recently obtained a refrigerator from a friend who was giving it away. She was buying a new one. It is a Kenmore that was manufactured in 1999. It works great and I have not had a problem out of it until a week ago. I noticed that there is water gathering up in the bottom of it. I read on ACME How To how to troubleshoot the problem .. problem is I can not locate a drain hose, line or plug anywhere in the refrigerator part. There is absolutely nowhere for the water to go. I am at a standstill and do not want this to overflow onto my floor. Please Help!! Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you so very much!![/QUOTE]
hi, some frig. come with a little tray in to bottom in the back where the
compressor is, see if your frig, has one, that is where the water goes, you
have to take it out and dump the water out and place the tray back in.
i hope this helps. :)

[richapplyguy]

Post model # so we can help, otherwise just guessing.