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Q: Where are the drainage holes and evaporation system located in my LG GN-B352YUCA no-frost refrigerator?

In a no-frost refrigerator like the LG GN-B352YUCA, the drainage holes are not always visible inside the compartment. This is precisely the characteristic of the no-frost system: the drainage holes are generally located at the back and bottom of the appliance, out of sight. Here’s how the system works: The water from the defrosting flows through internal channels to the back of the appliance It descends to the bottom and drains through one or more holes located at the back of the refrigerator The water accumulates in an evaporation tray located under the appliance, behind the front foot From there, it either evaporates naturally or drains through a drainage pipe The small holes you might be looking for inside are intentionally discreet. If you inspect the inside of the refrigerator, you will notice smooth walls: this is normal for this model. The drainage channels are part of the internal structure and are not visually accessible. If you notice water accumulation or a drainage malfunction, refer to the maintenance section of your manual to clean the evaporation circuit and check that the rear hole is not blocked.

Q: How do I resolve the frost and water leaking under the fruit drawer of my LG GN-B352YUCA refrigerator?

The frost problem on the ventilation grilles and water under the fruit drawer is generally related to the drainage system of your LG GN-B352YUCA refrigerator. Possible causes: Clogged drainage pipe - Condensation water is not draining properly to the evaporation tray located at the bottom, at the back of the unit Dirty evaporation tray - Dust and debris may block the drainage Insufficient air circulation - Insufficient space between the back of the refrigerator and the wall increases condensation Temperature setting too cold - If you have a ventilation control, a setting that is too cold sends too much cold air to the fresh compartment Solutions to try: Check that the small drainage pipe at the back is not blocked by particles; gently clean it with warm water Inspect and clean the evaporation tray (at the bottom, at the back) to remove dust Ensure there is at least 5 to 10 cm of free space between the back of the unit and the wall for adequate air circulation If your model has a temperature control slider, try lowering it slightly If the problem persists after these checks, consult the troubleshooting section of the provided manual or contact LG customer service.

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