- Joined
- Mar 26, 2018
- Messages
- 671
- Reaction score
- 575
- Location
- Brighton, CO
- Vehicle Year
- 2002
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Type
- 3.0 V6
- Engine Size
- 3.0L
- Transmission
- Automatic
- 2WD / 4WD
- 4WD
- My credo
- Friend of Bill W.
Back to the sister-in-law's today. Fixed the classic Samsung refrigerator interior water flood problem. A pain if you have never attacked one. A simple fix - clip a metal finger onto the heat line under the cooling coils and stick the finger into the drain. Stops ice from plugging the drain. Only took me all afternoon!
The hard part is emptying the refrigerator, removing all the shelves, and removing the plastic cover from over the coiling coils - without breaking the danged cover. 'Course cleaning up all the dust bunnies hiding behind the refrigerator when unplugging is another issue.
The miserable drain line was plugged as well - at the bottom back side of the refrigerator - just as noted on youtube. Ugh, more and more dust bunnies under the cover down there. Took my shop vac to clean it up.
Well I do make points with the wife for this and the sister-in-law has no help - husband died a long miserable death from Alzheimers. Also the sister-in-law pays me back with pistachio salad - ummm, ummm.
The hard part is emptying the refrigerator, removing all the shelves, and removing the plastic cover from over the coiling coils - without breaking the danged cover. 'Course cleaning up all the dust bunnies hiding behind the refrigerator when unplugging is another issue.
The miserable drain line was plugged as well - at the bottom back side of the refrigerator - just as noted on youtube. Ugh, more and more dust bunnies under the cover down there. Took my shop vac to clean it up.
Well I do make points with the wife for this and the sister-in-law has no help - husband died a long miserable death from Alzheimers. Also the sister-in-law pays me back with pistachio salad - ummm, ummm.