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kenny1234 | 13:30 Fri 28th Jan 2011 | How it Works
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The drainage hole on our fridge keeps accumulating water even though we have "prodded" in case there was a blockage. My question is where is this water supposed to go to?
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It's supposed to go into a small open container tucked inside the bottom of the fridge, from where it should, (hopefully), evaporate without it ever overflowing.
13:34 Fri 28th Jan 2011
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thanks Heathfield
20:15 Fri 28th Jan 2011
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If you haven't got a pipe cleaner, try prodding with a drinking straw.
20:38 Fri 28th Jan 2011
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Just what is best:- leaving the boiler on 24/7 or using the timer switch (especially off at night)?
13:14 Sun 30th Jan 2011
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Boiler? Wrong question mate.

The evaporation tray sits on top of the warm motor, where any water drain can evaporate. Unblock the hole with pipe cleaner or similar.
22:18 Mon 31st Jan 2011

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