It's probably there somewhere. Hard to tell with older models exactly where it is.
Whats the model number? Thanks.
Whats the model number? Thanks.
It's pitched to a low center spot where a hole would be but isn't. It's FPCD-166TN-R, older than dirt!It's probably there somewhere. Hard to tell with older models exactly where it is.
Whats the model number? Thanks.
Water would flow out the door opening. There are two so-called Hydrator drawers that if the water isn't removed will drip when opened because of the level it can get to.If you pour more water onto the low spot where the hole should be, where would the water overflow and cascade to?
Given a refrigerator this old, you might just experiment by drilling a 1/4 inch hole in the low spot and probing with a coat hanger where it would lead to. Be very careful not to let the drill bit penetrate since you might hit some vital component or wire or tube and damage the refrigerator beyond repair. If the hole does not lead anywhere you can tape it over with duct tape.
One 1/4 or slightly larger hole is not going to lose much (or any) cold air when the door is closed provided you don't have gaps in the door gasket to establish cross ventilation with.