Why is there running water under my refrigerator?

1. Too many times the refrigerator opens and closes the door, which easily causes a lot of hot air to enter the refrigerator in summer. When the hot air in the refrigerator meets the cold air in the refrigerator, the hot air will condense in the refrigerator and then produce condensed water. The refrigerator itself can drain water by itself, but when the condensed water in the refrigerator is generated faster than the drainage speed of the refrigerator, it will cause water accumulation in the refrigerator and eventually lead to a water outlet in the refrigerator.

2. The refrigerator thermostat is a device to adjust the internal temperature of the refrigerator. If you use the refrigerator at ordinary times and accidentally adjust the gear of the refrigerator thermostat, it will lead to the change of the internal temperature of the refrigerator. The refrigerator thermostat has 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 grades, and generally the larger the number. The temperature in the freezer of the refrigerator will also be low. In summer, the thermostat of the refrigerator can be adjusted to 1-2 to keep the food fresh. In winter, the thermostat of the refrigerator can be set to 4-5 to keep the food fresh and save electricity.

The drain pipe of refrigerator is blocked. If the drain pipe of the refrigerator is blocked, the condensed water generated inside the refrigerator will accumulate at the bottom of the refrigerator instead of being discharged through the drain pipe of the refrigerator. When the accumulated water reaches a certain amount, it will flow out from the bottom of the refrigerator, resulting in water flowing out of the refrigerator. To solve this problem, it is necessary to dredge the drain pipe of the refrigerator, remove the stains in the drain pipe, and let the condensed water drain out of the refrigerator smoothly.

4. The freezer or freezer of the refrigerator freezes, and water will flow out of the refrigerator if it is not deiced in time. When the refrigerator is working, a uniform layer of ice or frost will form on the back wall of the refrigerator. When the refrigerator compressor stops working, the temperature inside the refrigerator will rise slowly, and the ice in the back wall of the refrigerator will gradually begin to melt. If the ice on the back wall of the refrigerator is too thick, the ice will melt quickly, and the drain pipe of the refrigerator can't drain water in time, which will also lead to the water coming out of the refrigerator.