Kenmore Model 363 makes Clunking sound

need to know where the leak is... from unit to front of fridge.. or leaking inside into freezer

Hi,

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possibly frosted up at the air door between the fridge and freezer, or the fan in the freezer is not pushing cold air into the fridge side, if you can not hear a fan running in the freezer when the fridge is running (compressor on) then change out the fan

couple of things to check if you have a dispenser on this model there is a hose that goes up into the bottom of the freezer door you need to remove bottom kick plate and take a look at this...also if no water from that hose and its actually coming from the door you could have a ruptured line in the door itself.... next make sure the water is not actually coming from the freezer compartment as the drain in the freezer could be clooged and leaking over on defrost mode and out door...
hope this helps good luck...

the freezer may be overload or poor air circulation inside the freezer

Turned refrigerator off for 8 hours, let the frost melt and the fan in the freezer worked again. The compressor now only has a soft clunk when it goes off.

its sounds like a spring is broken inside your compressor this you cannot repair you need a commpressor replacement or you can check if your fridge is levell sometimes by levelling the fridge it may reduce the sound thans from gilles

Yes sounds like the freezer fan isnt working. Do you hear it?

the relay overload on the compressor is bad. very common problem. replace relay overload and it will work again. unplug from wall until you replace it.

if you are having tempurature issues make sure the fan in the freezer is operating. it should be on when the compresor is running. this may explain both warm fridge and no ice.