Freezer Drip Pan

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 evaporator tray collects defrost/condensate water and holds it where warm air can evaporate it, helping prevent leaks and odors. Replace a cracked or warped tray to restore proper drainage and protect surrounding floors and cabinetry.

• Collects water from the evaporator/defrost system and contains it safely
• Promotes evaporation using airflow and heat near the condenser area
• Helps prevent puddles beneath the appliance and mildew odors
• Common signs of failure: water on the floor, recurring leaks after defrost, visible cracks/warping, or standing water in the pan

• Disconnect power and allow components to cool before servicing
• Access the tray from the base or rear (panel removal varies by model)
• Transfer any brackets, clips, or grommets from the old tray as needed
• Ensure the drain tube seats fully into the tray and that the tray is level; restore power and check for leaks

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 refrigeration pan catches and channels defrost and condensation water away from the refrigerator cabinet to prevent puddling and redirect it to the evaporator area for evaporation. Durable plastic resists cracking under normal use. What it does:

• Collects defrost and condensation water that drips from the evaporator assembly
• Channels moisture to the evaporator/evaporation area to reduce cabinet leaks
• Helps prevent water damage and puddling inside or beneath the unit
• Fits under the evaporator/coil area and sits in the refrigerator base pan location

• One refrigeration/drip pan

• Inspect and replace only when pan is cracked, melted, or warped and leaking
• Remove power to the appliance before accessing the base area to avoid electrical hazards
• May require removal of front grille or toe plate and tilt/raise fridge for access
• Ensure proper drainage path after install