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The drip tray i'm refering to is the small tray just below the ice/water dispencer that collects spilt water. It some refrigerator the drip tray can be easily by pulling out for cleaning. Mine is either screwed on or has clips that may break when pulled off.
There is no water anywhere on the inside of the shelves of bottom floor. The refrigerator works perfectly except when you leave it standing for a few hours and then open the freezer door ,water drips from under this tray . I just can't figure out how water gets below the tray? If anything falls out of the dispencer, the top of the drip tray will surely catch it. how is it that water ends up below the dray and only spills out when you open it. Some how it has to come from the inside.
Another quest: if i use the ice dispender and a block of ice gets held back by the ice dispencer lid (the flap that you can see that seals the ice dispencer travel shute. this lid can be be seen if you bend down in front of the refrigerator and look up to the ice dispencer opening. this flap opens to deliver ice and then closes back.) the question is : the area behind the flap is it still part of the freezer compartment or is it subjected to the outer room temp?
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