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Ok, located the drain pipe on WRN38R whirlpool fridge?

This thingy is behind a large panel that takes up the whole freezer back wall. How do I get to it? There is also a panel called evaporation slots but both panels aren't panels that you can undo. They are firmly stuck into the molded wall of the freezer. How do you get into them? We poured a bit of water down the pipe that goes to the catchment thing in the back and it went through ok. Should we just let it defrost for a day?
Jan Carter, March 2006
Hello,

There is no need to take apart the freezer panels if you have located the the drain and have flushed it out. If you were seeing water coming out of the tube and emptying into the defrost pan then your line is clear. Once this is clear, you shouldn't have any more water buildup inside the fridge. Wait to see what happens. There is no need to defrost your fridge. Hope this helps.

JP, March 2006
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