Freezing bottle water on top self and door and foo on shelf

Sounds like an air-flow problem, are the fans running? Damper door open? Model #?

This is not unusual because of the self defrost. The ice melts in the freezer and runs down a tube into a tray on the bottom of the unit. IF there is not enough airflow or a lot of debris in the tray then it wont evaporate or have room for water and you get a puddle.

door gasket is leaking

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Does this machine have manual or self defrost? There may be a switch you have to pull to defrost.
Also, the condenser or compressor fan may not be operating or condenser coils may be really dirty.
Or, door may not be closing all the way causing inefficiency.Sometimes light doesn't go out causing to much heat inside (believe it or not).



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Food freezes in the ref. Freezes in the door, the top shelf and the bottom shelf. Salad dressing even freezes! What can I do?? Please help! [email protected]

try to replace the Styrofoam cup then put on the top.. if the same happens.or it will be frozen it means styrofaom is .................................. then use another...

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.

Try screwing some long self-tapping screws in to hold the shelf on.

The model number would help but it sounds like a sealed system leak or restriction. If thats the case I would not suggest trying this yourself. The water should freeze overnight and the frost should keep going to all the shelfs that have coils in them.

sometimes when the cooler weather comes in you may need to chnge temp setings to a warmer setting to prevent some items from freezing ie: leafy vegetables, water bottles, eggs, etc etc.

now if you are having total freeze up of everything in the ref section then you could have bad temp control or damper assy.