Drip pans are usually located in the front or rear of your fridge, but it may vary depending on the model you have. Look at the diagrams for your fridge inside the manual to find the drip pan. The manual may also list if you can remove the drip pan or if you need to clean it while it's still in your fridge. If you can't find the owner's manual for your fridge at home, look online since the manufacturer may have it available to download from their website. If your fridge's drip pan is in the rear, then pull your fridge out from the wall so you can access it. Find the water supply control if your fridge has one and turn it to the off position so it doesn't leak. Then unplug your fridge so you don't accidentally shock yourself while working on the interior components. The food in your fridge will stay cold for a short time if you're only cleaning the drip pan. If you're deep-cleaning your fridge, then move your food into an insulated storage container or another refrigerator. Locate the screws or hex bolts that hold the back panel on the bottom of your fridge in place. Use a screwdriver or a hex wrench to rotate the screws counterclockwise to loosen them. Once you remove all of the screws, carefully pull the back panel off the fridge and set it aside. Keep the screws in a small bowl or container so you don't lose them. Many drip pans located in the rear of the fridge cannot be removed easily, so you need to clean it without taking it out. Open the doors on your fridges so you can access the top of the kick panel, which is the slotted grate on the bottom of the fridge. Slide a putty knife between your fridge and the kick panel to pop it off. Once you pop one side of the kick panel out, pull it completely off of the fridge and set it aside. You do not need to remove the water filter on the bottom of your fridge if it has one. Look inside the back panel or kick panel to find the drip pan, which should look like a small rectangular tray. Grab the drip pan with both hands and try pulling it out without tipping it over. If your drip pan can be removed, then it will come out of the fridge easily. Otherwise, it cannot be removed. You can wear cleaning gloves if you want to, but it's not required.

Summary: Check the refrigerator's manual to find where the drip pan is located. Disconnect the water and power supply if you need to access the back panel. Unscrew the back panel if the drip pan is in the rear. Pop off the kick panel at the bottom of the fridge if the drip pan is in the front. Pull on the drip panel to see if comes out of the fridge.

To do this, go into your "Go" menu. This is the 5th option to the right on your top home bar. When this opens, scroll down to "Utilities." It is your 10th option down. When you do this, 2 lists will appear in a new menu. AudioMIDI can be found on the left one, about half way down. This is the Add button. You can find it on the bottom left corner of your Audio Devices screen. A dropdown menu will appear. There will be two options to choose from. Choose "Create Aggregate Device," it will be your first option. Aggregate devices are virtual audio interfaces that works with your system. It helps you connect the inputs and outputs of one or several audio tools connected to your Mac. Your new aggregate device will pop up on the left side of the screen when you select this option. If you wish to re-name it, you simply double-click and it will let you edit it. " With your new device selected and named correctly, select it. With it selected, enable the checkbox labeled "Use." This is on the left side of your window. Check multiple boxes if you wish to enable multiple aggregate devices. The order in which you enable them will represent the order of inputs and outputs in your applications menu. Your aggregate devices will have built in clocks and the programs are time sensitive because they document the things that you use them for. Combine them to work under one clock by selecting one device as your master clock. At the top of your screen you'll see an option that says "Clock Source" and has a menu to it. Click on the option you wish to make your master clock. If you know of one to be more reliable than the others, go with that clock. Once you've completed these steps, go back into your Audio MIDI and right click (or CNTL-click) the device you wish to use. A menu will again pop up and you can choose to use this device for either input or output.
Summary: Open the AudioMIDI setup application. Click (+). Click your device. Enable "Use. Connect the clocks. Use your device.