Jimmy, I haven’t seen many Libheer refrigerators. From what I know about them, this is a common issue. This is what I know about the cause of so much water draining.
The drainage is a huge issue. The pan isn’t large enough to hold the water from defrost. Most defrost once a week. That’s a big difference compared to 3 or for times a day for a typical unit. That’s a lot of frost build up so no wonder there’s so much water.
The humidity could be due to a poor drain line design. Was the drain tube straight down to the pan? Or did it look like a “J”? The “j” shape would work as a P-trap, the bottom of J would hold water to keep humidity out, preventing more frost to build. If there isn’t anything in the drain line to prevent moisture from entering the unit than your always going to have too much moisture or a frozen line with water running out the front. When warm air meets cold air you get moisture.
If your unit has a manual defrost I would use it every day. That way you’d only have a little water draining at once. If it was my refrigerator, I’d put a pan under the refrigerator to catch the water or rig up some kind of p trap drainage. Better yet, I would convert it into a dehydrator and make some jerky. The reviews are horrible. The consumer stories are nightmares. Even trying to get it replaced under warranty is like pulling teeth. The manufacturer isn’t much help and won’t be held accountable.
Unfortunately, this is all the help I can offer you on this refrigerator. It would be best to have a technician out to service it. I would be curious as to what the tech finds and the solution. If you could give us an update, I’d appreciate it.
I wish you the best.
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