Hey guys,
I need some additional opinions and maybe more "ideal" ideas if any....
I noticed when I leaned inside while doing some work on it when I pressed down on the flooring I saw water come up from a few pin holes and not just a little bit of water, it would start to pool water around the holes.
Considering that much water is coming up i'd imagine that it means its FULL of water in between the floor where the insulation is, now that being said its not leaking out from underneath, so if the water just sitting on the top of the insulation or it it actually full.
Do you guys think it would be wise to drill a small hole on the underneath and drain it out as best as I can? a buddy of mine mentioned if I do drill a hole on the under side to put it at one end and tilt the fridge to let the water "run / drain" out on one side.
I went and caulked all the seams and im going to either JB weld or somehow cover the pin holes in the floor as well to prevent any further water build up in there but wondering what you guys would think / come up with?
as you can see in the pics, some of those rust spots you see on the floor are pin holes... not all but it has a 5-7 little holes.
I got a dehumidifier running inside it right now mainly to dry out the caulking faster but also help take out any moisture it could of built up, but I still definitely need a way of draining out that excess water before I run this fridge again.
I need some additional opinions and maybe more "ideal" ideas if any....
I noticed when I leaned inside while doing some work on it when I pressed down on the flooring I saw water come up from a few pin holes and not just a little bit of water, it would start to pool water around the holes.
Considering that much water is coming up i'd imagine that it means its FULL of water in between the floor where the insulation is, now that being said its not leaking out from underneath, so if the water just sitting on the top of the insulation or it it actually full.
Do you guys think it would be wise to drill a small hole on the underneath and drain it out as best as I can? a buddy of mine mentioned if I do drill a hole on the under side to put it at one end and tilt the fridge to let the water "run / drain" out on one side.
I went and caulked all the seams and im going to either JB weld or somehow cover the pin holes in the floor as well to prevent any further water build up in there but wondering what you guys would think / come up with?
as you can see in the pics, some of those rust spots you see on the floor are pin holes... not all but it has a 5-7 little holes.
I got a dehumidifier running inside it right now mainly to dry out the caulking faster but also help take out any moisture it could of built up, but I still definitely need a way of draining out that excess water before I run this fridge again.
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