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Save the $200 service call. Grab a turkey baster and some hot water. Your fridge—and your socks—will thank you. Have you fixed a clogged drain before? What was the grossest thing you pulled out of the hole? Let us know in the comments.
When the fridge runs, the evaporator coils (located behind the back wall of your freezer) get cold. Moisture from the air condenses on those coils—just like water on a cold soda can. That condensation drips down, travels through a small drain hole, and flows into a drain pan under the fridge, where the warm compressor air evaporates it.
Here is the good news: Fixing a clogged refrigerator drain is one of the easiest DIY repairs in home maintenance. Let’s diagnose it, unclog it, and prevent it from happening again. To fix the problem, you need to understand the science. Your refrigerator is actually a dehumidifier.