If your Samsung refrigerator is leaking, it is not a complete disaster; the solution doesn’t take a lot of time. Nevertheless, it is necessary to resolve the issue and do not allow yourself to ignore the problem. Otherwise, you risk a more serious breakdown. The most common place to see water is at the bottom of the compartment, such as below the vegetable or crisper drawers. Leaks can occur outside of the refrigerator, or you can have an auto fill water pitcher that is leaking as well. If your Samsung refrigerator is leaking water on the floor once or twice a day, a clogged defrost drain is a likely cause. This drain carries water from the automatic defrost system to the drain pan underneath the refrigerator, where it eventually evaporates. Sometimes, lingering water in the defrost drain can freeze, causing blockages that prohibit water from flowing. When this happens, any defrost system water will back up and cause leaks when the automatic defrost system periodically operates. Consult your user manual to determine how to best access the defrost drain and use a turkey baster or funnel to flush it with hot water. This should dispel any ice or debris and enable water to flow properly. Regular cleaning of the refrigerator is necessary despite the “no frost” technology which does not require defrosting. Proper maintenance helps to avoid the appearance of unpleasant odors appearing during long-term storage of products. Various flavors and odor absorbers won’t help to get rid of the problem if you ignore their source. Remember that defrosting and cleaning your refrigerator in time will not only maintain a high level of hygiene, but also significantly extend its life.
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