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Hi, We noticed water pooling in front of our 17 year old GE refrigerator. This model, ESS22XGMB WW, has a water/ice dispenser in the freezer door and I'm afraid that something in the door is leaking, since the water is not coming from the actual freezer compartment as would be expected if it was the drain pipe that was clogged. Also, the water is coming all of the time, not just during a defrost cycle. Does anyone know if it is easy to take the door apart, and what might be leaking inside of the water/ice dispenser? Is it worth trying to fix, calling a repair person or should we just replace the old unit with a new one? Thanks, Ari

Hi everyone, Got a common problem here - the Frigidaire FPHI2187KF0 Top Freezer fridge. At some point, the thermostat dial was turned down to minimum and the there was constant dripping from the airflow vents onto top two shelves and I constantly had to mop it up. FInally noticed it, set the dial to the middle but the ice cream in the freezer stayed very soft and soupy so I put my thermometers in both fridge and freezer and the fridge cycled between 35 - 48 on normal thermostat setting, freeze went from 5 - 25 between cycles. I set the thermostat on high (almost all the way to the right) on the dial. Now the fridge temp cycles between 30 - 40 while the freezer goes between 0 - 20 between cycles. I saw that defrost timer or thermostat could be an issue? See attached back panel pics of the coil behind the freezer door. I also dusted off the compressor coils - they were dusty but not terrible. Thoughts on troubleshooting this? When the compressor is on, the freezer reaches 0 but doesn't stay there. Don't see any leaks and the door is shut tight. Perhaps the fridge doesn't turn on often enough to maintain low freezer temp? The fridge had to be serviced within its first year due to a freon leak in one of the solder joints but has been ok for 6-7 yrs. Thank you all