Frigidaire Referigerator - outside water

[DD716TED]

Every week or so we find a small puddle of water on the floor just below the outter edge of the door. The gasket looks good, and there is no water inside the refrigerator what so ever.. the freezer is clear and not frosted. A local dealer said that since the unit is 7 years old.. it probably should be replaced as a repairs to problems of this nature are expensive.. never would say what the problem or repair would entail...A seven year old refrigerator should not be doing this.. Any ideas on what might be causing this?

[HayZee518]

get the EXACT fridge model number and run it past Dan O. He's the refrigeration expert.

[DD716TED]

The water drip seems to be coming from within the door?? Don't understand that unless it is condensation as the refer is physicially located next to the back exterior door and a thru wall interior / exterior vent in a manufactured home. House is air conditioned and it has been HOT HOT outside.. back door has been opened frequently duringh hot weather.. KIDS...

[Dan O.]

Every week or so we find a small puddle of water on the floor just below the outer edge of the door.

Is there water pooling at the bottom inside the fridge compartment beneath the drawer?

Any moisture on the front surface of the cabinet where the doors close against?

The water drip seems to be coming from within the door?

*IF* that is the case, the insulation inside the door may be saturated with water and no longer insulating but is an extremely unlikely possibility IMO. Most often a leak comes from somewhere on the refrigerator itself.

JMO

Dan O.
www.Appliance411.com
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[DD716TED]

There is NO water inside the unit under the drawer and no moisture on the outside bottom of the door..

[Dan O.]

No water except a small puddle on floor

Do you have a dog or cat that could be peeing there?

no moisture on the outside bottom of the door.

I asked if there was any moisture on the front edge of the refrigerator cabinet.


If you really think the moisture is coming from the door, someone may need to remove the inner door panel and inspect its insulation.

JMO

Dan O.
www.Appliance411.com
The Appliance Information Site
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