Greating from 270, mine is not cooling. Asked the technician provided by the condo board, they didn't pull ot out. their recommendation is replacing the unit. I will pull it out and see what I can do. curious about how old is ur unit. Mine is 10 yrs. Hopefully cleanning and declogging can fix the issue.

Hey would this cause ice to build up in the back of my blomberg fridge?

Can you please verify the model number?

Can you please verify the model number. It appears to be the brfb1822ssn. Is anyone having this issue with the brfb1812ssn? I believe the one in the video has an icemaker, there is a model that doesn’t have an icemaker.

Thank you for this video; I had the same problem with my Blomberg and fixed it the way you show. In my case, the ice accumulation was because the freezer door was left ajar overnight, and then I think it kept trying to defrost because the section between the freezer and refrigerator compartments was very warm. This in turn kept the freezer warmer than it should have been. But after clearing the ice, as you instruct, it all seems to be working correctly, the freezer is cooling properly now.

Bud. That is not a heating coil. Thats a discharge line between condensing coil and compressor. Its temp is below 100 F most of the time.

Are you contractor?

thanks for the video... although I have an old good working Carrier PTAC unit model #52BHA014301AA and......I want my Ptac to go on when the wall thermostat heats up the pipes above the ptac unit and off when the boiler shuts off and the pipes get cool.How do I accomplish this if my sensor is just working off of ambient room temp? My room thermostat does this already. Should I relocate the sensor right over the heating coils that run over the top grill? OR... get a sensor that can do this? THANKS, any suggestions? very much appreciated. My bedroom Island Aire ptac unit has a sensor that I just locate over the grill area and it works both the heat and the ac thermostat. THis old ptac seems to have a wand sensor over by the a/c intake that is indoors? This way as I've said, it never registers the heat in the actual pipes.

Hey! I know this is from 3 years ago but did your AC stop leaking?

I've been looking for the information for the same or similar PTAC for days and finally found this. Now that I have read the comment, I also think I am in one of the three buildings (overlooking the Gardener) that have installed the same model! Mine is so old that the label is fading and I am not able to tell the exact model. But the look is very similar to the one in the video and I also looked up the manual for the the model in the unit from Applied Comfort. Thanks for shooting this video and helping people like me to sort out the real issue. My building has a contractor doing all the servicing for the unit owners but they only do the easiest job which is cleaning the drain pipe without pulling out the unit. Any leaking remaining after cleaning the drain pipe, they will recommend to replace the entire unit! My only question to you is whether you absolutely need two people to pull out and push back the unit (which is 165 lbs)? If I use a heavy duty roller underneath, do you think one person can handle the job?

+1 same issue. Thank you for putting this together. I too have water damage on my floors from all the leaking and we all should band together to get some resolution from Blomberg on this!

I have the same problem with my Blomberg. I've removed all the insides of the freezer and removed the ice twice. I saw something about installing a p-trap on the drain. Have you found a solution to this problem?

Wanted to say that you saved me ton of headaches and money by showing this process. Thank you!!

This is the Worst refrigerator ever made. Don't buy it it will be a recurring issue over and over

Not impressed with my Blomberg larder fridge. It is only 5yrs old and the top shelf (back of) is frosted up and temperature at freezing level. I was informed today it cannot be fixed! So have to purchase a new one and it will not be a Blooming Blomberg,!!!! For sure, due to its short lifespan.

Hey guys. I have a Blomberg fridge/freezer condo in a one bedroom condo. The ice builds up at the bottom drawer (freezer). I can't find the drain hole though. Any suggestions/tips?

I have this same problem and have resorted to removing the chunks of ice every month. I can't do what you do ... not that handy! I have another question, how do you remove the crisper drawer? I can't figure that out. Please make a video about that. Thank you!

I am having the same issue! It worked fine for the first year or so but now I have to clean the chunks of ice built up on the freezer floor. I can't remove all the parts as you did ... not that handy! I have another question, how do you remove the crisper drawer to clean underneath it? I can't remove it. Haven't been able to figure that out. Help!

Great Video. Did you see this one? Blomberg Refrigerator Error Codes kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5SpemSZo6ufZpo

I've been looking everywhere for an example of he PTAC units in our building, because everything i could find were the hotel style ones that just vent out the top, and I FINALLY found it! Then the funny thing is, I'm like, well now I know why....He's literally taking the video from the same building! lol. Or one of the towers beside. Have you seen these types of units with this same set-up anywhere else? Because this is just confirming to me they are literally unique to our buildings. Which company are you with>?

I have the exact same problem with my Blomberg, which looks to be pretty similar to yours, only I have engineered wood floors which are being ruined by puddles of water sitting on them. Mine has an ice maker, which I have removed and turned off the water supply to in my efforts to solve this problem. I now dislike this fridge so much that I'll probably just replace the whole thing, but one idea I have has to do with the gasket around the door. I have to think that the gasket must not be sealing all around the door for that much condensation to be happening. On my fridge I can see light if I open the upper fridge door and look down into the freezer. The rubber of the gasket is too stiff for the magnets to pull the seal closed everywhere. If I decide to keep this fridge instead of just getting a new one I'll focus on making sure the door seal is air tight.

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Can we put some silicone spray on the water catch area to help move the water to the drain before it become ice again?

Could it be the ice valve needs replacing? I’m having the same issue .

I DON't have leaking water but I do have ice build up which if it becomes thick prevents the door to the freezer from closing and the drawer sticks so you can't pull it out easily.....so after doing all this, what's to prevent this ice build up from happening all over again? Nice refrigerator but what a mess...unscrewing all the parts to get to the back....I'm dismayed. Please come over and check my refrigerator since you're so capable of doing this easily. I can't get down easily any more. I'm senior.

Are these machines quiet when operating at least?

And to think I might have finally found a viable alternative to our Whirlpool SideKick which are absolute garbage.

This is terrible. I'm having the same problem.

Thats really ANNOYING, I am doing the same process as u did, hopefully it can be fixed.

What a painful process! I was about to purchase one of these giant fridge freezer but after watching this video NO WAY!

did that solve it for you? Currently having the same issue with my Blomberg (same model) and have cleared the drain several times and cut the condensation gasket, but still experiencing ice build up monthly.