The inside of my refrigerator is getting drops of water from the top, which is immediately below the freezer.?

Question

What do I need to do to fix it? I now have a glass placed on the top shelf to catch the water drips. It fills in about 4 days.

Answer 1

Is the fridge keeping cold?I would think that it is defrosting or heat is causing the water.Check the temp in fridge.Then check your rubber gasket around the door on fridge and freezer.Not a good sign.Maybe if you have non-defrosting freezer your pan under the fridge is full or drain is clogged.I really would watch it...

Answer 2

you have a clogged drain line so it is over floing what you need to do is take the back panel off from the inside back of the freezer then at the bottom you will most likly see ice over the drain hole you can take a hair dryer to defrost all of the ice then try to remove ice from the drain hole you can also pour very hot water into the drain hole once all ice is removed get a peice of copper wire not strand wire but solid copper wire then attempt to wrap copper wire around the heating element then tuck some of the copper wire down int the drain hole then it will never freeze up again the copper wire should possibly be about 3 inches long give or take i have been doing appliance repair for over 11 years and have come across this problem quite often good luck

Answer 3

Mine always does this in humid weather. It's no big deal. I keep a small towel on the door handle and wipe it off when I notice it.

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Answer 4

you might wanna change the rubber seal that is around the edge of the door of your refrigerator