Hi all, we have a Norcold Fridg in our Kodiak 240bhsl. For a while now the drip pan under the coils has been filling up and then overflowing. I see there is a small "tube" on it that inserts into an opening at the back of the refrigerator, am I correct in assuming this is a drain? I was thinking of taking a paper clip or something and digging in there to try and clear it but wanted to check here first. Any other suggestions?
Thank You,
Randy
Well, I just answered my own question. I went out and popped the exterior cover to the back of the fridge and found the drain hose. It has a plug in it. I removed the plug and all the water drained out of the pan inside. The problem is the hose is just hanging in that area. If I leave the plug out it is going to soak the back fridge area seaping into the wood, etc. Why in the world would they do this??
Normally, I say normally in a loose term, there usually is a catch can attached somewhere under the hose. For the most part the water in the can evaporates before it gets full and overflows.
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Ok, I'll just need to blow some air through that plug I guess to clear the small holes. I did see a small plastic catch pan in there but because it had nowhere to drain it never even occurred to me that is it!! Thank you all as usual for your help.