Water inside refrigartor - Kenmore Refrigerators

fridge needs to be colder as the door is opened frequently
put both freezer and fridge to the middle number s
check in a few hours and balance till the numbers
suit fridge and freezer use

The drain is clogged that goes down to the bottom of the fridge during defrost. What's the model number?

Water inside the door is NORMAL. What needs to happen is to OPEN the drains at the base of the door. Water enters around the glass and ABSOLUTELY cannot be stopped, so, alternatively, each and every door on each and every car is designed to accept water inside the door. You may notice a plastic sheet just inside of the door panel.....This keeps the water off of the (damageable) door panel, and directs the water to the bottom of the door.
Normal condition.

Please checked Freezer Fan Motor is working or not.

Sweating tank can cause moisture problems inside bathroom.
Sweating is caused when incoming water temperature is hotter or colder than air temperature inside bathroom.
You can verify this by not flushing tank for several hours and notice that sweating stops once water inside tank warms or cools to same temperature inside bathroom.
Problem can also be cause when there is not enough ventilation inside bathroom and water on tank does not evaporate.

To solve problem:
1) Increase bathroom ventilation and add dehumidifier or fan so condensation drys.
2) Insulate interior of tank. Empty water and let tank dry. Tape off moveable parts. Use can of spray foam and insulate inside of tank. Let foam dry and cut away excess foam.
3) Add tempering tank or staging tank inside room to pre-heat/cool water before it enters tank
http://waterheatertimer.org/Tempering-tank.html

It sounds like two problems.
Problem 1) Clog inside faucet or clog inside pipes at faucet
Remove supply tubes leading to faucet and see if problem is inside pipes or inside faucet.
My bet is clog inside faucet.

If you have galvanized pipe that meets copper pipe, this can be trouble spot.
Article on clogged water pipes at Inspectapedia:
http://www.inspectapedia.com/water/Water_Pipe_Clog_Repair_Guide.htm

Article on clogged pipes:
http://www.waterheaterrescue.com/pages/WHRpages/English/Troubleshooting/Tanklets/backflushing.html

Problem 2) Water heater leak ... you say tank valve is leaking? Is that cold-water shut-off valve? Or tank drain valve? Or TP valve?

If cold water shut-off is leaking, then replace shut off.

If tank drain valve is leaking, then check if plastic valve is cracked. If drain valve is cracked, then replace with a brass valve from Home Depot. If plastic valve breaks off, then use hammer and screwdriver to gently chip out the broken plastic valve. New valve threads need teflon tape to seal pipe. If valve is just dripping, then put garden-hose cap over end of valve and screw down tight.

If TP valve is leaking, then replace with same temperature and pressure rating. New TP valve threads need teflon tape to seal pipe.

Problem 3) If pressure is low all over house:
Buy pressure gauge at hardware store that screws onto hose connection.

Test pressure on outdoor spigot.
Open faucet and check if pressure drops. This says if problem is inside pipes that enter house.

Test pressure on water heater drain valve.
This says if pressure problem is before -or- after water heater.

If problem is before the water heater, then shut-off valve located on cold water line is suspect.
If problem is after water heater, it could be in hot water outflow pipe on top of water heater, or a nearby elbow.
Remove hot water line leading from water heater and check pressure. This says if problem is where hot water leaves tank.
Read articles above about clogs inside water lines.

The unit needs to be tilled toword the outside. If it is level it will dip inside. There should be very little water inside.

total cubic feet is 18 cubic ft according to serial number

In the back of the freezer you need to pull off the back panel and look at the coil. When looking at the coil it should have a LIGHT frost on it.
Not a caked on amount of ice or nothing at all. Also make sure that the thermostat is turning on and off the comppressor. But this problem sounds more like a defrost problem with the heater defrost and not the thermostat

You didn't mention whether you can hear the compressor running or not so we'll have to guess.
There are a couple of things that can go wrong:
- Compressor failed - Cooling fan for coils not running  - Thermostat failed - Refrigerant lost (perhaps from moving it rough?)