I have a Kenmore Cold Spot Model 70192000. Having

I have the same model - same leakage. Gave up and have kept a container to catch the water. If I forget to empty it, have to mop up the overflow. Had a Sears guy out the first time, who found a layer of ice beneath the freezer lower surface. He melted and removed it, and all worked well for a time. He blamed the problem on me, said I must have too much food stored and the air could not circulate - thereby causing the layer of ice in the freezer, which freezes over the drain, and then leaks. Bulloney - I keep my food in footed boxes, allowing air circulation above and below each shelf. I think it's a design problem. But, my freezer keeps the proper temp, so .... I have the same model - same leakage. Gave up and have kept a container to catch the water. If I forget to empty it, have to mop up the overflow. Had a Sears guy out the first time, who found a layer of ice beneath the freezer lower surface. He melted and removed it, and all worked well for a time. He blamed the problem on me, said I must have too much food stored and the air could not circulate - thereby causing the layer of ice in the freezer, which freezes over the drain, and then leaks. Bulloney - I keep my food in footed boxes, allowing air circulation above and below each shelf. I think it's a design problem. But, my freezer keeps the proper temp, so ....