My fridge freezer leaks water every two to three days any ideas why?

Sounds like your gasket may be going out. Consider replacing the gasket on the doors. Look for signs like small lines of frozen water that lead to the door or unexplainable excess ice in the bottom of the freezer.
I would also check for excess water in the condensation catcher tray, which may very well be located in the same spot under the ice maker. Depending on where you live (southeast, coastal, etc...) can have a strong contributing factor of having excess condensation, which will cause the tray to overflow.

The fridge is just the end of the freezer evaporator. If the freezer isn't cold inside, check the rear panel. It is probably frozen solid with no air getting through. Switch off, leave doors open for 24 hours and be prepared for lots of water to come out. Clean the condenser and make sure the fan inside is ok. Reset the thermostat to middle of the range and be sure to come back to tell us how you get on.

Evaporator condensate should go to pan for evaporation. If the amount exceeds pan capacity during defrost cycle it could overflow to the floor.

you need to send the model number so i can see what fridge you have,is it a side by side freezer on top or bottom.check the back inside wall of the freezer to see if any ice or like snow is on the back inside wall of the freezer,if so you have a defrost problem,if it's a top freezer is there any water leaking into the fridge section,check under the crisper draws,if water is there you could have a blocked drain in the freezer,the water that's from the defrost mode leaks into the air ducts and freezes,or you could have a freon leak in the sealed system,remove the inside back wall of the freezer and check the frost pattern on the evap coil,if there's frost just on the top of the coil and nowhere else on the coil you have a freon leak,one more thing you could have a bad evap fan motor,open the freezer door,you should hear the fan blowing around,open the freezer door and push and hold the door or light switch in for a minute and then let it out,if the fan doesn't run it could be bad.the last thing is the compressor isn't running and you're hearing the condenser fan running and not the compressor,the start device on the compressor could be bad,feel the compressor,is it hot and feel it to make sure it's running.so bad start device,freon leak,defrost problem or bad evap fan motor or condenser motor.if you get back to me and let me know what you find and send the model number i can help you better.

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The normal run of the fridge will not normally fill the pan, so you have a different source. In this model the water valve is next to the pan. Either you have a leaking water valve or a bad connection to the water valve. Either way the problem you will find is the water valve or line is the cause. Look from the from with a flashlight under the the freezer door, dispense water from the door and watch the valve.

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First check to make sure that the fan that blows across the condenser coil and drip pan is functioning. If it isn't that would explain why the water is being evaporated from the heat of the condenser coils and compressor. If it is turning when the compressor is active the the part number you are looking for is 2188874

A certain amount of drainage is normal because you have a frost free unit. But your drip pan should be able to handle that through normal orperation (unless you are living in a extremely humid environment). If it can't then you might have a leak in the water dispenser or ice maker lines or components.

Chances are its either the drip line or drip tray.. there is a drain to route the condensation pulled out of the fridge and freezer that leads to a drip pan underneat the unit.

Either the drip tray was not installed.. reinstalled incorrectly or the drain tube is leaking or no longer directed to it, or it's overflowing due to excess condensate.

Best of luck!

hook the end up to the cutoff valve then the fridge dump first batch of ice out nothing special to do

The condensate drain may not be draining into the pan under the fridge or it may have a leak or could even be not connected to the condensate pan in the evaporator.
Another possibility is that your condenser might be dirty or plugged causing the suction line going to the compressor to freeze up and then thaw leaving puddles under the fridge. Clean the condenser (the coil under or behind the fridge) and it should stop.
Over stocking the freezer will cause this as well. If you cover the air return in the freezer the evaporator will freeze up and the suction line will freeze back to the compressor.