Frigidaire Refrigerator Drip Pan

The Dispenser Drip Tray is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is located below the water and ice dispenser and collects any accidental spills or drips that occur during use. The drip tray helps prevent moisture accumulation on interior surfaces that could lead to mold or mess. It measures about 11 inches wide by 4 inches deep.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser drip tray include:

• Unpleasant odors emanating from unaddressed spills or drips
• Visible water staining or residue buildup below dispenser

Causes of failure are typically just general wear and tear from prolonged use. 

This replacement part is also compatible with models produced by Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore. 

The Drip Tray is an OEM replacement part that fits Frigidaire refrigerators. It is responsible for catching water drips and spills under the water dispenser. Over time, the tray can crack or warp leading to leaks. Causes of failure include loss of the part, accidental damage, and wear over time. 

Symptoms of a failing drip tray include:

• water on the floor
• improper fit allowing leaks
• cracks or breaks in the tray

The drip tray is compatible with Frigidaire, Gibson, White Westinghouse, Kelvinator, Crosley, and Kenmore refrigerator models

This condensate drain pan sits at the base of the refrigerator to collect defrost water and allow it to evaporate over the warm compressor, helping prevent floor puddles, moisture damage, and musty odors around the unit.

• Collects and holds defrost condensate from the drain tube (also called a drain pan or drip tray)
• Stages water to evaporate safely using compressor/condenser heat
• Replace if the pan is cracked, warped, missing, or leaking
• Common symptoms: water under/behind the refrigerator, damp flooring, or persistent musty odors near the bottom rear

• Unplug the refrigerator and pull it away from the wall; shut off water supply if connected
• Remove the rear lower access panel to reach the pan near the compressor
• Lift out the old pan; clear any debris from the drain outlet; transfer original mounting hardware if needed
• Seat the new pan level under the drain tube; ensure it's secure and reinstall the access panel

This dispenser drip tray sits beneath the refrigerator's ice/water dispenser to catch drips and small spills, helping keep the area cleaner and reducing moisture on the door and surrounding surfaces.

• Collects water and ice drips under the dispenser
• Helps contain minor spills during dispensing
• Protects the door surface from moisture and staining
• Common signs of wear: cracked or missing tray, water pooling in the dispenser area, tray not sitting flush

• Disconnect power before working around the dispenser area
• Lift the old tray straight up and out of the recess
• Clean and dry the dispenser pocket to remove residue
• Align and press the new tray down until it sits flat and secure

The defrost drain pan collects water that melts off the evaporator during automatic defrost and holds it near the warm compressor so it can evaporate. Replacing a damaged pan helps prevent leaks, puddles, and odors around the base of the refrigerator.

• Collects defrost water routed from the evaporator drain
• Positions water in warm airflow near the compressor for evaporation
• Replace if the pan is cracked, warped, missing, or leaking
• Symptoms can include water on the floor, moisture under the unit, or musty odors

• Unplug the refrigerator; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Pull the unit forward and remove the lower rear access panel to reach the pan near the compressor
• Lift out the old pan; transfer any reusable clips/brackets; seat the new pan under the drain tube and ensure it's level and clear of moving parts
• Reinstall the panel, restore power, and check for proper drainage and evaporation

This drain trough directs defrost water from the evaporator to the refrigerator drain, helping prevent pooling, leaks and ice build-up in the fresh-food compartment. A correct trough keeps defrost water flowing and reduces odors or floor damage. What it does:

• Channels defrost/condensate water from the evaporator to the drain system
• Prevents water pooling under shelves or in the crisper area
• Reduces ice buildup and attendant leaks when the drain path is clear
• Replace if cracked, warped, or if water is collecting where it shouldn't

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Remove interior shelves/drawers as needed to access the trough
• Clean the drain channel and clear any debris before installing the new trough
• Make sure the trough is fully seated and aligned so water drains properly; follow OEM fastener/placement points

The Dispenser Drip Tray is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It is located under the water and ice dispenser to catch any drips or spills that occur during use.

A bad dispenser drip tray can be caused by wear and tear, damage, or improper cleaning. When the drip tray becomes faulty, it can result in issues such as water or liquid pooling on the dispenser area or leaking onto the floor.

Symptoms of a bad dispenser drip tray include:

• Water or liquid pooling on the dispenser area
• Leaks or drips from the dispenser onto the floor
• Difficulty in removing or cleaning the tray due to damage

Replace your faulty dispenser drip tray with this genuine OEM Frigidaire part to restore your dispenser area. This Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.
 

This defrost drain pan collects water from the refrigerator's automatic defrost cycle and channels it safely to the evaporator area for evaporation, helping prevent leaks and water pooling beneath the appliance. What it does:

• Collects and channels defrost water away from the freezer/refrigerator cabinet
• Prevents water from pooling under the unit, which can cause floor damage or odor
• Helps proper evaporation of defrosted water at the compressor/evaporator location
• Reduces risk of ice build-up from standing water in the cabinet

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electric shock
• Remove lower access panels or kickplate to reach and replace the pan
• Inspect and clear the drain tube and heater while replacing the pan for best results
• Handle gently to avoid bending or cracking the pan

This drain pan collects and channels defrost water from the evaporator to the refrigerator's drain system, preventing water buildup and keeping the cabinet dry. It restores normal drainage and helps avoid interior leaks and ice buildup. What it does:

• Catches defrost melt and funnels condensate to the drain line
• Prevents water pooling under or inside the refrigerator cabinet
• Helps reduce ice formation around the evaporator area when drainage is restored
• Limits odors caused by trapped standing water

• One drain pan

• Disconnect power before starting and remove food from affected compartments
• Remove access panels to reach the evaporator area; some models require partial disassembly
• Clear any clogged drain lines and verify pan is seated and aligned before reassembly

This trough drain channels defrost and condensation water from the evaporator area to the refrigerator drain pan, helping prevent pooling and ice buildup. Fits as the replacement evaporator-area drain trough in compatible refrigerators. What it does:

• Collects and directs defrost/condensation water away from the evaporator compartment
• Helps prevent water pooling inside the fresh food or freezer section
• Reduces ice formation around the evaporator area when functioning properly
• Works with the drain tube and pan to route water safely to the drain pan

• One trough drain

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service
• Remove interior shelves, drawers, and the evaporator cover to access the trough
• Inspect surrounding seals and the drain tube for clogs; clear any debris before installing
• Reassemble panels and restore power; run a short defrost cycle or pour warm water to verify proper drainage

This defrost pan is the refrigerator drain/drip tray that catches and channels water from the automatic defrost cycle to the evaporator/transit area. It prevents water from pooling under the fridge and directs meltwater to the drain system. What it does:

• Collects condensate and defrost runoff from the evaporator during the defrost cycle
• Channels water toward the drain/evaporator area to evaporate safely
• Helps prevent water pooling or leaks under the refrigerator cabinet
• Supports proper defrost operation when aligned with the drain tube

• One defrost pan/drip tray

• Disconnect power before service to reduce risk of shock
• Remove front kick plate or access panel to reach and slide out the old pan
• Inspect and clear the drain tube before reinstalling to ensure proper flow
• Handle carefully to avoid cracking plastic or cutting on sharp cabinet edges

This dispenser drip tray fits beneath the refrigerator's water/ice dispenser to catch minor drips and spills, helping keep the freezer door area clean and dry.

• Collects drips from the dispenser to prevent puddles and staining on the door
• Helps reduce moisture that can lead to odors or mineral buildup
• Common signs it's needed: cracked or missing tray, water collecting on the door, tray no longer seating securely
• Color: black

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove the existing tray by lifting straight out
• Clean the recess before installing the new tray
• Align and press the new tray into place until fully seated
• Check fit and ensure it's level so water drains into the tray

This replacement drip tray collects and directs defrost and condensate water to the evaporation area, helping prevent pooling under the refrigerator. Durable plastic construction fits under the freezer compartment to manage normal defrost runoff. What it does:

• Catches defrost and condensation water so it safely drains to the evaporator pan
• Helps stop water from pooling on the floor or under the refrigerator
• Reduces risk of mold or odors caused by standing water
• Restores proper water flow if a cracked or warped tray was leaking

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• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the tray
• Remove kick plate/low access panel and slide out the old tray; inspect mounting tabs for damage
• Clean surrounding area and any drain or tubing before installing the new tray
• Reinstall access panel and restore power; check for proper drainage during the next defrost cycle

This trough drain is the molded drain channel that guides defrost and condensation water safely to the refrigerator drain system, helping prevent puddling and water damage under the cabinet. What it does

• Collects and channels meltwater and condensation from the evaporator/defrost area into the drain outlet
• Helps prevent water pooling inside the freezer or under the fridge base
• Reduces risk of ice buildup and recurring water leaks in the cabinet
• Restores proper drainage when a cracked or clogged trough causes overflow

• One trough drain

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove food, shelves, and access panels as needed to reach the drain trough
• Inspect surrounding seals and the drain tube for clogs or damage when replacing the trough
• Follow steps for proper removal and reinstallation; use OEM fasteners and gaskets if required