Water leaking from freezer when closed on a vcff136

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Also, can be a crack on the plastic hose, close to the inlet water valve.

Water leaking from bottom of freezer door.
It means that the freezer door is not closed will see the rubber frame it maybe broken some where or twisted .
If it's broken it must be changed but if it's twisted you can use some medical cotton roll it by your hands like a pen and insert it behind the frame.
I hope that help you. so sorry for my bad English.

Water valves leak like a leaking faucet sometimes. They just will not close all the way allowing water to bypass the valve and either drip at dispenser or drip and make a mess in freezer. Your model takes a=> 2219592 Water Valve - Dual Outlet

Change the dual water control valve and I believe this will solve this problem, Thanks Sea Breeze

If your water valve is not closing properly, it will do that. The water valve is not very expensive. If you have ice and water in the door, there are 2 water valves. Replace BOTH! If one is weak, the other is not too far from giving out too.

check to see if the fridge is tilted back a little so the top door closes with just a little shove,also if there isn't any weight on the freezer door it will pop open,put something on the door,a bottle of water that will freeze or whatever you want,it could be leaking from stuff melting from the door being open, is the water dripping from the door?the door does freeze up and will melt out if door is left open, hopefully your air ducts didin't freeze up,make sure you can feel cold air blowing into the fridge section,if not heat up the back wall where the evap fan motor is with a hair dryer the air ducts are near there and check the freezer ceiling for frozen water droplets,hopefully everything will freeze back up with the door closed.

Remove the ice maker and fill it with water to see if it is leaking. Or check the pipe that fills the ice maker to see if it leaks or is not positioned correctly. Let me know what you find, Thanks, Sea Breeze

I had this problem and it was due to a poor door seal. Check around the area where the ice is forming to see if there is air leaking from the freezer.

The drain is plugged just below the coils in the back of the freezer. My fridge had the same problem and I found the hose (which can be accessed from the rear bottom) was plugged with mold. Also, i noticed the hose was connected to the water holding pan and was too close to the bottom and easy to plug. I removed it from the connector and just let it dangle in the holding pan.

The fill valve that supplies the water may not be shutting off completely. Also check to see that the lever is closing completely.