Hi...

Well, we're trying some of the suggestions here. We emptied the
thing and cleaned it all out. One curious thing - when the freezer
started to thaw, water started coming out of the gasket on the freezer
door. It's still draining after a couple of hours. Would water have
condensed inside the door and built up after a while?

My wife's afraid to use clorox to evaporate inside because clorox can
corrode metal, so she's going to use lysol. But she was concerned about
the amount of water coming out of the freezer door. Anyone else seen
this?

Thanks
-Mark

Mark, most refrig freezer doors have ice trapped inside them;
especially older ones with fiberglass insulation.

Water always drains out of the freezer door when I've had a
refrig turned off for a while, working on it. Comes out mostly
at the hinges, but also from under the seal and wherever else
it can find a 'drain'. 'Have seen it happen for several decades
now, and I consider it normal.

Hope that's of some help.

God bless,

Dave Harnish
Dave's Repair Service
New Albany, PA
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"Mark Modrall" wrote in message
...
Hi...

Well, we're trying some of the suggestions here. We emptied
the
thing and cleaned it all out. One curious thing - when the
freezer
started to thaw, water started coming out of the gasket on the
freezer
door. It's still draining after a couple of hours. Would
water have
condensed inside the door and built up after a while?

My wife's afraid to use clorox to evaporate inside because
clorox can
corrode metal, so she's going to use lysol. But she was
concerned about
the amount of water coming out of the freezer door. Anyone
else seen
this?

Thanks
-Mark