It may be that the drain line in the back that allows the water to drain from the self-defrosting freezer has become blocked. You can take the hose loose and suck it clean with a wet-dry vac or even a good turkey baster. If you are careful, you might be able to break up the plug with a straightened-out coat hanger but you need to be careful to not poke a hole through the hose.
Because your refrigerant has leaked out. The neon is a dye so that you can see where it's leaking. If you are too late, and it is all leaked out.... You need to find the leak and recharge w/R-132-A
condensation from the cooling coils this is normal
There are several types of Samsung refrigerator models which have built in water filters such as the following refrigerator models: Samsung 28.0 Cu ft, and the Samsung 29 Cu ft. Bottom.
A modern frostless refrigerator collects moisture on the evaporator coils. This is periodically "defrosted", and the water collects in a tray at the bottom, where it slowly evaporates. If you attempt to move a refrigerator by tilting it on a truck, you will discover this hidden store of water.If there is water on the bottom inside the fridge, then the likely cause is that the defrost drain is clogged (usually with ice, occasionally with debris). This can be fixed easily, but it requires emptying out the freezer to access and remove the ice from the drain. The drain is located behind the grating at the bottom of the freezer, in the back.
the top part is cold because that's where the freezer is and the refrigerator is the bottom part.
top and bottom door
there is a drainage hole at the back of the unit, located above the drawer and it is probably blocked. clear it out with a qtip.
by collecting water
by collecting water
Sugar and salt can dissolve in water, but if you put too much in, the salt or sugar will start collecting at the bottom.
but you just put the water in the refrigerator
I KNOW
Just de frost the refrigerator.