Drops of water or ice on the back of your fridge are a completely normal part of your Beko fridge's design. They
will run down the rear wall into a drip tray where they will naturally evaporate into the atmosphere. Due to
this, we don't recommend letting any items in the fridge come into contact with the back wall as they will divert
the water and make these items wet.
During the compressor on cycle, you may find ice on the back wall of your fridge. As aforementioned, this is a
completely normal part of your Beko fridges design.
When the compressor is off, this ice will defrost and the water will run from the evaporator into a drain
channel.
The defrosted water will accumulate in a reservoir near the compressor where it is evaporated due to the
compressor’s heat.