Fridge Condensation From Evap Lines
I have a new trailer with a Norcold N611RT fridge. I'm having problems with leaking water from the rear of the unit. I can see the drain tube exit and there is no leak from the drain tube assembly. I believe the leak is condensate water from where the evaporative cooling line exits the urethane insulation.
Unfortunately, I can't see that far up the backside of the fridge without removing the fridge. Other than the leak, which is a slow trickle that gets worse when the fridge defrosts, the fridge performs well. Think a big part of the problem is that I'm in Florida and it's really, really humid here. This probably wouldn't be a problem in either a colder or dryer climate.
Are there any solutions to this? Am I going to have to pull the fridge and insulate the exposed line? I'm thinking about duct taping a drip pan as a temporary measure to keep the wood in the cabinet from getting soaked.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Typing on a tablet please excuse the bad spelling and grammar.
Unfortunately, I can't see that far up the backside of the fridge without removing the fridge. Other than the leak, which is a slow trickle that gets worse when the fridge defrosts, the fridge performs well. Think a big part of the problem is that I'm in Florida and it's really, really humid here. This probably wouldn't be a problem in either a colder or dryer climate.
Are there any solutions to this? Am I going to have to pull the fridge and insulate the exposed line? I'm thinking about duct taping a drip pan as a temporary measure to keep the wood in the cabinet from getting soaked.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Typing on a tablet please excuse the bad spelling and grammar.
