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Defrost water drain pan

Defrost drain tray under refrigerator

Drip tray. Fits under washing machine and prevents floor damage. Protects floor from scuffs, spills and overflows. Includes optional drain adapter. 29 1/4" x 31 1/4" outside dimensions. 27" x 29" is the usable size. The unit curves up after those dimensions. Approximately 1.5 inches deep

Drain pan, 30 inch and 33 inch

Tray-evap

Defrost drain pan.

Drain pan
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Replacing the drip pan involves locating it at the bottom of the refrigerator, sliding it out carefully, and installing the new one. Ensure the new pan is properly seated to avoid leaks.
Inspect the drip pan every six months for signs of damage or overflow. Regular checks prevent potential water leaks and maintain your refrigerator's efficiency.
Pooling water usually indicates a full or damaged drip pan. Check for cracks or blockages in the defrost drain, and clean the pan to resolve this issue.
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