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Floor is iced over on my hisense upright freezer, can't get bottom drawer out

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You have first to turn off the freezer for about 2 hours
and then check the door frame if it's closing the right way or not , this problem mainly caused by hot air passing from the door frame.

Testimonial: "problem is not the door/door seal - could it be a blocked drain hole and if so where would it be located on model hr6vff255b(s)? thanks"

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