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Refrigerator drain tube assembly. *Replaces old style nozzle and trough system. During the refrigerator's defrost cycle, the defrost water flows through the defrost drain into the drain tube. If the defrost drain is frozen, the defrost water will overflow the drain trough and leak into the freezer.

Drain tube assembly

Drain tube assembly

Drain tube fitting

Drain Tube Extension

Drain tube

Drain sleeve

Drain extension tube

Funnel

Drain Tube

Drain fitting

Drain fitting

Tube, drain
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Kenmore refrigerator drain pipe issues can lead to water leaks and inefficient cooling. Addressing these problems with genuine replacement parts ensures optimal performance and longevity of your appliance.
If you notice water pooling at the bottom of your refrigerator or a persistent musty odor, it's likely time to inspect your drain pipe for blockages or damage.
Begin by unplugging your refrigerator. Locate the drain pipe, typically at the back of the appliance. Remove any screws or clips securing it, then gently detach and replace it with a new part from Kenmore Refrigerator Parts.
The cost varies depending on the model, but generally, a replacement drain pipe is affordable. Purchasing through Appliance Replacement Parts ensures competitive pricing and a price match guarantee.
Regularly inspect your drain pipe every six months to prevent clogs and ensure efficient drainage, especially if your refrigerator is in high use.
Repair Clinic provides a wide range of Kenmore replacement parts with same-day shipping and a 365-day return policy. For more details on refrigerator parts and repair, visit our Refrigerator Parts page.


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