Step 1
Locate the drainage hole at the back of your fridge. This is usually found at the bottom of the fridge’s back wall.
Step 2
Turn off the power to your fridge to avoid any electrical shocks or accidents.
Step 3
Remove any items that may be blocking access to the drainage hole.
Step 4
Use a small tool such as a pipe cleaner or a cotton swab to gently remove any debris or buildup from the drainage hole. Be careful not to push any debris further into the hole, as this could make the blockage worse.
Step 5
Once you have removed as much debris as possible, pour a mixture of hot water and vinegar into the drainage hole. The hot water will help to dissolve any remaining buildup, while the vinegar will act as a natural cleaning agent.
Step 6
Use a towel or sponge to wipe away any excess water and vinegar.
Step 7
Turn the power back on to your fridge drain and check that the drainage hole is no longer blocked.
It’s important to keep your fridge’s drainage hole clear to prevent any damage to your fridge or the surrounding area. You can also help prevent blockages by regularly cleaning your fridge and avoiding putting large items or excess food near the drainage hole.
