Water or condensation is pooling at the bottom of the wine cooler interior.

Safety: Disconnect power before removing interior panels. Water on the floor can be slippery; wipe up spills promptly.

Steps:

• 1. Locate drain hole: Inside the cabinet, find the small drain opening beneath the evaporator area or at the rear of the compartment.
• 2. Clear blockage: Use a soft pipe cleaner or flexible plastic rod to gently clear debris from the drain hole. Do not use sharp metal objects.
• 3. Flush with warm water: Using a turkey baster or syringe, flush warm (not boiling) water through the drain to clear any internal blockage.
• 4. Check external drain tube: From the rear, locate the drain tube leading to the drain pan. Ensure it is not kinked or disconnected.
• 5. Verify drain pan position: Make sure the drain pan above the compressor is correctly seated to catch water.
• 6. Reduce door openings: Frequent door openings in humid environments can increase condensation; minimize unnecessary openings.

Note: If water continues to appear after cleaning the drain, inspect for cabinet liner cracks or excessive frost indicating a defrost issue.