Kenmore model#25369804893 what is the cu.ft.

Here is a Utube video that will do the trick. Might not be your model, but same gig.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHD556AQ894

in trying to locate this model # with sears data base it didn't come up. i don't know of any kenmore that has a water container behind the left door . left door being the freezer door .. the water container is located in the botttom of fresh food side in the back behind the crispers . if thers a leak in the freezer door i would think that it a water line that is carcked or come loose .. mm hope this helps .. pls reck your model # and in needed get back with me ..mm

It sounds like the defrost drain is clogged up. On some models there is a removeable white pull out cup located in the center back wall at the top in the refrigerator section. It is connected to a tube on the back of the refrigertor.If that is blocked water will be in the bottom under the crisper drawers.

Good day,
That's a classic example of the drain system either plugged up or iced up.
Remove the rear panel in the freezer, and inspect the drain hole where the condensed water drains out of the machine. Must be blown out or de-iced. Service techs use compressed air tank with hose to blow out the dirt. You'll need to improvise. However...
There are a few models that let the condensed water run down the back wall of the fridge, under the crisper drawers and then out a drain plug.
Check for this first.

It's located below the coils inside the freezer at the very bottom. The water comes from the coils. Take a turkey baster filled with water and push the water down the drain. This will unclog the drain.

drain hose is plugged... the freezer it need to drain water when if goes into defrost .the drain from the bottom freezer down to the bottom of the fridge... there is a pan under the fridge that holds the water until it evaporates

Is there an ice maker in the freezer? If so, check all fittings, otherwise, this is condensation, which is VERY common & is actually expected, especially in summer months. There should be a small hole in the bottom, center, under the crisper drawers, make sure that it is not blocked up. The condesation (water) that builds up goes through that hole into a condensation drain pan & gets cooked off by a little boxy thing (golly I forget the correct term & my husband is a refrigeration tech) that warms up or simply evaporates in to the air. The water you see is NORMAL, but your drain may be plugged up, so go have a peek to make sure it's clear, if not, just clear it out & you'll be good to go. Good luck.

I have a Whirlpool Designer Style 25.1 cubic ft. refrigerator and it looks like we will have to get a new one. There doesn't seem to be any way to get to the hose to unclog it. Thanks.

small drain hole/tube inside (behind crisper pans) is stopped up. Clean out with flexible wire, etc.

I would thaw all ice out use hot water in the drain hole. also use a heat probe in the drain hole. Is the drain tube straight or does it have a trap in it.