Water in bottom of True Refrig

[fridg]

Yogurts have plenty of bacteria in them & id dare say a fair heat-load due to the molecule collisions. Sounds plausible.

[lytning]

Or both, that means she is faking it. (:-

Or both..?

[trippintl0]

Hammer a dent into bottom of box, penetrate a hole into the dent in the base, flared copper drain stub, silicone, etc. Problem solved

[Snapperhead]

Put the yogurt on sheet pans to collect the dew drops to see if it dripping from the containers

Check out the big brain on this guy ... novel idea

[Snapperhead]

Hammer a dent into bottom of box, penetrate a hole into the dent in the base, flared copper drain stub, silicone, etc. Problem solved

If the post above points to the jugs , I just may do that

[2sac]

Did someone say jugs?

[Snapperhead]

I forgot what i was gonna say ....

[rito]

Did someone say jugs?

I'd collect the sweat off those jugs!

[lytning]

Doesn't some one make an evaporator drain kit. wouldn't that work.............

Hammer a dent into bottom of box, penetrate a hole into the dent in the base, flared copper drain stub, silicone, etc. Problem solved

[kerreckt]

I have seen this problem when the door gaskets are shot.

[anthonyac1]

[QUOTE=trippintl0;21221331]Hammer a dent into bottom of box, penetrate a hole into the dent in the base, flared copper drain stub, silicone, etc. Problem solved[/QUOTE

Also once your copper stub leaves the bottom of the fridge make sure you add a trap to it. To create a seal in the drain pipe. I would add a piece of poly tube underneath.