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Determining the cause of a leak is not easy. I tried to inspect the back, but I'm afraid of damaging the parts. Maybe there are ways to diagnose it myself and not make mistakes? If anyone has instructions or personal experience, please share. I really need help to understand where to start!
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Determining where the water is leaking from is not as difficult as it seems. I always start by inspecting the drain, then check the seals and the pan. If I find nothing, I look at the water line for the ice maker. The first time I did this, I used the advice from https://www.harlemworldmagazine.com/common-causes-of-refrigerator-water-leaks/ . There is a step-by-step checklist: how to identify the problem without special tools. This really helped me understand what to do myself and when it is better to call a specialist. If you want to act confidently and without unnecessary risks, I recommend reading this material.
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You can determine the cause of the leak yourself. Start by checking the drain, seals, and tray. If the problem is not found, pay attention to the water supply system or filters. Correct diagnostics will help quickly fix the problem or understand that a specialist is needed.
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