It is easy to solve this problem. Remember to drain or use paper towels to dry the food before putting it in the refrigerator. In addition, you can wrap it in plastic or put the food in a zip-top bag. Also, arrange the food neatly and avoid overloading the refrigerator compartment.
2. Water leak from the freezer compartment
In this case, check that an overload of food does not accidentally block the ventilation of the freezer compartment. Another reason could be that you are careless in closing the freezer door. Believe it or not, but a freezer door that is not properly sealed can lead to leaks if the freezer reaches melting temperatures. Check your door seals and gaskets for cracks or tears. If you find them, you will need to replace the gaskets. At the same time, you should also carefully place the food in the freezer.
3. Check the
defrost drain The defrost drain is usually located at the back of a freezer and can easily become blocked due to a full freezer. When this drain is clogged, the coils start working harder, which can cause condensation to build up. This condensation will fall onto the floor and form a puddle. To fix this, rearrange your freezer so that the drain is no longer clogged. Then, flush warm water down the drain to clear the clogs.
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