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To replace a drip bowl, first unplug your refrigerator. Remove the old bowl by sliding it out of its holder. Insert the new bowl, ensuring it securely fits into place.
Water in the drip pan is typically due to the defrost cycle. If it overflows, check for a clogged defrost drain and clear it with warm water.
Regular checks every 6 months can prevent overflow and ensure proper drainage. Clean any debris or buildup to maintain efficiency.
Replacement costs vary; however, genuine OEM parts from Repair Clinic ensure quality and compatibility. Visit Refrigerator Parts for pricing.
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