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Refrigerator Fan Blowing Bad SmellDebora from Mpls Feedback About This Post:RE: Refrigerator Fan Blowing Bad Smell
Use care when cleaning behind & under this fridge & make sure your family listens to your warning as it could be a toxic mold (wear a mask & gloves)... Also, legionnaire disease can grow in wet conditions such as these... I'm sorry that I can't tell you how to clean the drip pan... But obviously it needs to be done... It could also be an animal (such as a mouse) that could have crawled under or behind tour fridge & died. This happened to us one time. If you only need to clean the coils in the back I've heard you can use a shop-vac... Post by Cyinda RE: Refrigerator Fan Blowing Bad SmellHad that happen once. It ended up being a dead baby mouse by the fan in back of fridge. I was the first to notice until 2 days later then all the family noticed the horrid odor! Post By wwgrammy (Guest Post) RE: Refrigerator Fan Blowing Bad Smell
First unplug the refrigerator. There is a small grill in the front of your refrigerator and you'll will find it along the bottom. Open the grill and look for the drip pan, remove and clean it out. Post by MCW |
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