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Happy Holidays everyone, so our fridge has been running well.

But now noticed another issue, being hardwood floor saw small dripping of water on the wood.

If I am standing in front of the back, it's right below bottom left corner, could it be solenoid water valve leaking? I have not opened the back cover yet, will inspect after it.

For the time being, if I disable water connection, would it fix the leak issue? Thank you all.

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On 12/28/2020 at 7:03 AM, jigsaw said:

could it be solenoid water valve leaking?

Yes, need to get eyes on to see where leaking is coming from connection, hole in tubing or cracked valve ETC.

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