Fixed! LG refrigerator is leaking from the bottom

The presence of water under the refrigerator does not always mean breakage. Sometimes the plug does not fit snugly and causes the refrigerator to shut off. If this is not the reason, then you need to carefully inspect the device. A common reason for refrigerators to leak water into the floor is a clogged defrost drain or a cracked LG refrigerator drain pan. When the defrost heater in the freezer melts away the frost on the cooling coil, the water flows down a drain and into a pan underneath the unit. When food or ice clogs the drain, the water backs up and can run out into the floor in large quantities. Clearing the drain with hot water will fix this problem. The next component to check is the water filter head. If the water filter head or housing becomes cracked, water can leak out and make its way onto your floor. Also check the water filter seal. If it's torn, cracked or missing, it won't be able to form a tight fit and keep water in the filter. If either of these parts is damaged, you'll need a replacement part or water will likely continue to leak onto your floor. When it gets damaged, the filter won’t operate correctly and will cause a leak. To check the water filter head, you need to locate the water filter head. Examine the water filter head and the seals for any signs of wear and tear. The most common issue is cracking developing in the water filter head. If you find any damage, it will need to be completely replaced. If there is no damage, move on to the test of other parts of your appliance. Don’t hesitate to get professional assistance and track the source of the problem easily.