robthiessen
Premium Member
- Model Number
- ZICP360NHALH
- Brand
- GE
- Age
- 6-10 years
Hello,
Would love some help and advice here. I have had several GE technicians out to look at this issue and it is still happening. Prior to the issue, I had the ice maker replaced. Since then, water has been leaking from the top of the fridge and is warping the wood floors. See attached pictures for the model number and where the water is coming from. After multiple visits, GE thought the issue was with the control panel. It was not keeping the freezer at a constant temperature of 0 degrees. It would get to -7 degrees and the tech said that this would cause the coils on top of the fridge to freeze, then once they warm up the water would drip(see black coil cover on pic that is on top of dish towel) down from the top and into the fridge causing the water to pool on my wood floors. The dish towel is there to keep the water from getting on my floor.
So we replaced the control panel a week ago and the freezer and fridge seem to be keeping constant temp at 0 degrees and 37 degrees. However, I am still getting the water dripping which I assume is condensation on the coil on top of the freezer. Any thoughts on what we need to do next? I don't want to have to buy a brand new Monogram fridge just because of this issue.
Thanks!
Would love some help and advice here. I have had several GE technicians out to look at this issue and it is still happening. Prior to the issue, I had the ice maker replaced. Since then, water has been leaking from the top of the fridge and is warping the wood floors. See attached pictures for the model number and where the water is coming from. After multiple visits, GE thought the issue was with the control panel. It was not keeping the freezer at a constant temperature of 0 degrees. It would get to -7 degrees and the tech said that this would cause the coils on top of the fridge to freeze, then once they warm up the water would drip(see black coil cover on pic that is on top of dish towel) down from the top and into the fridge causing the water to pool on my wood floors. The dish towel is there to keep the water from getting on my floor.
So we replaced the control panel a week ago and the freezer and fridge seem to be keeping constant temp at 0 degrees and 37 degrees. However, I am still getting the water dripping which I assume is condensation on the coil on top of the freezer. Any thoughts on what we need to do next? I don't want to have to buy a brand new Monogram fridge just because of this issue.
Thanks!