Hi, I have a kenmore side by side that was purchased in 2002, the model numbers say 25350682002, but nothing comes up on the internet. I notice water on the floor by the freezer door. Inside the items are starting to defrost. About a week ago, i vacuum inside the back of the refrig. WHen I pulgged it back in it was still dripping water. What could it be? Even my refrigeratored stuff was getting alittle warm. What do ya think?
2 things could be wrong first is you compressor running if is not running you have to check the overload to see if it tripp if it did it will sound like a babys rattle just repl and compressor should kick back on if is running then is you evaporator motor running if is not then check for volatge at the wires if you get 118 then repl your motor. is the unit defrosting is there a lot of ice on the back cover it might not be so 3 thing might be failing 1 timer 2 defrost thermostat 3 heater coil call a tech to have those check out thanks
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