There are several reasons why a fridge drain may become blocked. Some common causes include:
If you pushed the snake and met solid resistance, or the hot water froze on contact, you have an ice jam.
It’s a beautiful, closed-loop system. But when that tiny drain hole gets blocked, the water has nowhere to go. It pools at the bottom of the freezer, freezes into a glacier, or—most commonly—overflows into the fridge compartment and leaks out the door onto your floor.
In some cases, a blocked drain leads to excessive frost or ice forming near the drain hole. Why Does It Get Blocked? The most frequent culprits include:
There are several reasons why a fridge drain may become blocked. Some common causes include:
If you pushed the snake and met solid resistance, or the hot water froze on contact, you have an ice jam.
It’s a beautiful, closed-loop system. But when that tiny drain hole gets blocked, the water has nowhere to go. It pools at the bottom of the freezer, freezes into a glacier, or—most commonly—overflows into the fridge compartment and leaks out the door onto your floor.
In some cases, a blocked drain leads to excessive frost or ice forming near the drain hole. Why Does It Get Blocked? The most frequent culprits include:
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