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  1. Samurai Appliance Repair Man

    Normal defrost drain in a Maytag Refrigerator

    From the album: Refrigerator Repair

    If you see a defrost drain that looks like this, this is normal. You need to be able to recognize normal when you see it. Otherwise you'll be chasing your tail trying to "fix" something that is NOT a problem to begin with!
  2. Hi, Why is my GE refrigerator model# GTS18KCMARBB defrost drain/line continually freezing, resulting in leaking water from freezer into lower 'fridge? My GE refrigerator model# GTS18KCMARBB is leaking water from the freezer into the lower 'fridge. I unclogged the freezer defrost line about a month ago and the leaking stopped. But the leaking has continued and after opening the back of the freezer I found that the defrost drain was once again filled with ice. I will unclog it like I did the last time but would like to not have to do it again in 1-2 months. Is the entire drain line to the drain pan clogging? If so, can I do anything with the drain line such as modify any attachments to it such as a grommet (if there is one)? Is there something malfunctioning rather with the defrost timer? Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. Sincerely, Tim
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    W10407372 March 2011 Service Pointer regarding Duck Bill Defrost Drain Check Valve
  4. File Name: Whirlpool built Fridge Bottom Mount Defrost Drains File Submitter: kdog File Submitted: 12 Oct 2012 File Category: Appliance Repair Manual Pot Luck Supper W10407372 March 2011 Service Pointer regarding Duck Bill Defrost Drain Check Valve Click here to download this file
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