Freezer on bottom is frosting up. Refrig was warming. We defrosted for 24 hours, checked the seals and replugged it in 24 hours ago. Already frosting over on the door. Thanks

The door seals warm is from the mullion heater that minimizes moisture from forming in that area, under working conditions. You need to provide more information.... What did you see that made you defrost it 3 weeks ago..

You may have a freon leak but check the obvious first. Are your coils clean? Are the condenser and evap fans both running? Is there any ice or frost buildup on the back panel in your freezer?

It could be frosted up or the drain plugged which would cut off the air flow to refrig section. If you see any frost or ice anywhere empty the unit and let it set with doors open 24 hrs to thaw. Or take the inner panel out of the freezer to see where the blockage is. If the coil is completely frosted over you have a defrost problem and need to determine which component has failed

Select the "defrost" mode, if available. Otherwise, just shut it off for several hours and let the frost melt.

The frost is fooling the fridge into thinking it is still too warm inside the refridgerated comparments.

It sounds like your defrost control timer is working, but your defrost heater is most likely burnt out. It is a part number WR51X443
and is located behind the back wall inside the freezer. Turning the refrig off for 24 hours helped melt some of the accumulated frost, but not all. You will have to take that back cover off inside the freezer and melt all the frost with a hair blower, replace the defrost heater and reassemble.

is the freezer full of frost?

it sounds like the defrost system is not operating and getting rid of the frost. the common fault is that the defrost heater has gone, or the heater cut out has gone or the defrost timer is faulty. how is the door seal in the area- that can cause frosting with warm air ingress.

check see if you have frost build up in freezer could be the heater or defrost thermostart or timer board call service

did you remove the back freezer panel ? if not need to
is there a large anmount of frost on the coil behind the panel?
if there is thaw the coil with a hair dryer
if there is no frost on the coil you have a sealed system problem that will nee to be taken care of by a tech
if frost is on the coil you have a defrost heater defrost thermastat or defrost timer that is bad

Oceanrunner, it looks like a couple of things might be going on: One is how much defrosting did you do. If it was a full defrost, you might have too many door openings going on. This causes condensation. Do a full defrost and then be sure the door is closed when not actually getting things in/out. Don't forget to check to see if your condenser coils are clean. If not, clean 'em! That may fix it.

It is possible that your defrost timer is defective but I think not based on your defrost cycle starting. It is possible that the defrost coil is bad. This means that you'll have to access the coil and check if for continuity. Typically, this is located with the coils and below them in the back of the freezer. One wire on each side. Unplug the box...Wiggle 'em to clear any corrosion... Unplug..If you've got a multimeter, check for about 100 ohms between the terminals...You can then turn the unit on and wait. See what happens. If frosting begins, actuate the defrost cycle. (Frosting should be even after about 5 minutes or so across they pipes. If the gas level is low, the frosting will not be even.)

Some cold water units run through the coils. If they get too cold...they freeze. This is caused by low gas or by frosting from other sources. Don't panic: this unit has an extended warranty on the sealed unit...the compressor and all that...for 5 years. That means the gas, too. Call your manufacturer for service.