There is a drain hole behind the panel in the freezer section. Turn fridge off and pull the power plug. Remove all shelves from freezer.Remove the bottom (larger) panel, about 8 screws. Right at the bottom you will find there will be a build up of ice. You need to defrost this ice and allow the hole to defrost. This can be done by gradualy pooring hot water. Do not try to scrape the ice as you risk damaging the defronst thermastat. From the rear of the fridge remove the inspection panel at the bottom. On the right side as you face the rear you'll see a tube.(maybe white). this is were the water SHOULD come out. It just goes into the plastic tray underneath and evapourates. As you defrosts the ice inside, it will take some time. You will start to see your hot water pouring out of this tube. Placing a small container under the tube is a good idea. Make sure the tube is free from any gunk and is flowing freely. Replace all the bits and you should have fixed your fridge. Note. that turning off the fridge at the power source for over two hours allows the computer in the unit to reboot and solve any defrosting issues it may have with its self. Hope this helps. Good luck.
Did you closed the door? or maybe you have too many food in it and the door is a little open. Turn it off for a while and then turn it on, see if it works fine.
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Defrost as per the previous answer. Find the tube in the back and cut the duckbill off it. the circulating air from the fan will help keep the water from forming ice inside the tube
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