Water in bottom of freezer

Can you provide a little more description of the problem?

Mop up the water and do not leave it so long before you defrost....

because your drain hole is stopped up clean all of the ice from the area and flush with hot water

You have a plugged drain hose. Defrost unit then check drain hole to see if clear. These have a real problem with that. This company is out of buisness now.

Could be the drain is blocked, Otherwise the water would drain away and evaporate from the compressor unit.

Hi,
The drain for the water to get away when defrosting is frozen shut...
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I have a woods freezer Woods model v15hds . I just got it out of storage yesterday,. I plugged it in and can hear the motor running and the shleves are cool, but it is not freezing. What could it be

I have a Woos's frost free freezer and it keeps getting ice in the bottom what can I do to stop this?

Three things could be the problem. Most likely would be the defrost thermostat which clips onto the evaporator behind the panel in the freezer. 2nd would be the timer or control board (will have one or the other). 3rd would be a bad defrost heater. Alot of times the def. therm. will show obvious sign of being bad by the cap on top popped open. You can check resistance on the heater. Any resistance at all on the heater means it is good. If it has a standard timer turn it clockwise until it clicks. This is putting it into defrost. If the heater comes on the timer is bad. If it has a control board you would unplug the unit then unplug the power supply to the board and jump line 1 to the wire going to the heater. While unplugged from the board and jumped, plug the freezer back in. If the heater comes on then the board is bad. If you are not sure how to test replace the def. thermostat, which is the cheapest part and see what happens. Note: When conducting the test for the timer or board the def. therm. must be freezing so don't defrost first! Hope this helps.

thius suggests the defrost system not working and the defrost drain blocked. take off the back panel inside the freezer, melt off excessive ice and free the drain at the bottom with hot water and patience