I'm trying to find out how old my refrigerator is. It is still working
although it leaves water on the floor which I wipe up periodically. It
still cools and freezes but I know it's on its way out. It's quite old
because it's olive green in color. Here are the specs from the ID tag
on the unit:

Sears Coldspot
Model 106 7645340
Serial# E43946062

I'm looking to replace it but want to get an idea of its age because I
want to see how long this model has lasted.

"It is still working
although it leaves water on the floor which I wipe up periodically."
Maybe the drip pan is missing or out of position or full. A little
minor basic maintenance could improve the efficiency of the unit and it
might last almost forever. They don't make them like they used to. You
could be buying a new refrigerator every 6 years when you replace that
baby.

The drip pan is dry and in the correct position. I cleaned the
condenser coil a few months back and it's still clean. The fridge has
plenty of ventilation and the coil never gets more than slightly warm
to the touch.

Upon closer inspection the water is actually coming from within the
refrigerator. It collects below the bottom storage bins. It's a
top-freezer type unit.

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wrote:
The drip pan is dry and in the correct position. I cleaned the
condenser coil a few months back and it's still clean. The fridge has
plenty of ventilation and the coil never gets more than slightly warm
to the touch.

Upon closer inspection the water is actually coming from within the
refrigerator. It collects below the bottom storage bins. It's a
top-freezer type unit.

There should be a drain opening under the bottom storage bins.
Check it, its probably plugged. Possibly frozen if the fridge is set
too cold. Open it.

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