Catch drips with this replacement drain pan, part number WR14X29250, built for select GE, Hotpoint, or Haier Refrigerators.
Grid is 1 inch square
Refrigerator Drain Pan WR14X29250
Refrigerator Drain Pan WR14X29250
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Refrigerator Drain Pan WR14X29250

Genuine OEM Part # WR14X29250RC Item # 4589947
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Catch drips with this replacement drain pan, part number WR14X29250, built for select GE, Hotpoint, or Haier Refrigerators.
Grid is 1 inch square
Refrigerator Drain Pan WR14X29250
Refrigerator Drain Pan WR14X29250
$28.60
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Catch drips with this replacement drain pan, part number WR14X29250, built for select GE, Hotpoint, or Haier Refrigerators.
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This part WR14X29250 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Refrigerator
Brands:
GE, Hotpoint, Haier

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About the Drain Pan

Self-defrosting refrigerators are equipped with a drain pan. The drain pan collects the water that melts from the evaporator coils. In order to evaporate the water in the drain pan, the condenser fan blows warm air from the condenser coils across the top of the drain pan. Because the condenser fan evaporates the water from the drain pan, the drain pan does not have to be emptied. However, if the drain pan is cracked, it will leak water as the defrost cycle is running. Inspect the drain pan for cracks. If the drain pan is cracked, replace it.