The refrigerator freezer is frozen

The refrigerator is a household appliance we often use, and refrigerator failures also occur frequently. The main problem is that the air temperature and humidity in the freezer are relatively high, and the temperature of the evaporator is relatively low, which will produce some water vapor and freeze. After the temperature drops, the water on the back wall of the refrigerator will flow out through the exhaust hole, which will cause some water to flow poorly or freeze.

What should you do if the food is completely melted and ice appears? If the ice is thick, you should clean it in time. If the drain of the refrigerator is blocked, you can clear the drain. To reduce thawing, be sure to put a layer of plastic film before putting frozen food in. 1

If the ice is thick, you should defrost it in time. First, cut off the power supply, then open the freezer door, take out the food, wait for it to melt naturally, and then clean it up. You can also use special cleaning tools to clean it, but do not use metal products to clean it to avoid damaging the pipes. You can also add a cup of boiling water to speed up the melting process.

2. If the drain outlet of the refrigerator is blocked, causing poor drainage and too much water in the box causing ice to form, you need to check first. There is a drainage hole in the middle of the lower middle part of the back wall of the refrigerator. If it is blocked, you can use a soft wire bucket to open it. If the drainage is smooth, it should be fine.

3. If the temperature of the refrigerator's refrigerator compartment is set too low, and the melted water cannot be discharged when the refrigerator is shut down normally, causing ice to form, you can check. There is a drainage hole on the back wall of the refrigerator's refrigerator compartment, from which the melted water can be discharged when the refrigerator is shut down normally. After long-term use, it is blocked by a small amount of debris (or slightly), causing the water to be unable to be discharged from the box, and water (or ice) will accumulate in the fresh-keeping layer.

The small hole leads to a curved pipe below, which cannot be solved by poking it with something. Open the small cover on the back of the refrigerator, and you can see the drainage pipe head. Just blow hard at the pipe to blow out the debris. Then pour some clean water from the drain hole in the refrigerator and rinse it a few times.

The above is what to do when ice forms when the refrigerator is refrigerating. If the ice is thick, it is necessary to clean it in time. If the drain of the refrigerator port is blocked, the drain can be cleared. To reduce thawing, be sure to put a layer of plastic film before putting frozen food in. You can check whether the refrigerator door seal is sealed frequently, or try to put less food in.