My freezer is frosting...there is snow all over

Indicates door not closed properly or seal leak

In my case with constant snow and frost build-up in my bottom drawer GE freezer, it was because the drawer never properly closed. As one user noted, "there is no adjustment." However, there are "catches" at the rear of the drawer glides and in my case one needed adjustment because it was preventing the drawer from remaining closed tightly. SEE PHOTOS. The photos show many items removed, but to make this repair, you only need a butter knife to pop out the black plastic catch mechanisms at the back end of the drawer glides, and only if you can see that the spring is not properly positioned. SEE PHOTOS

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Sometimes the track can be misalign. Altough you can close it, but when you will touch the side, you can feel it's not airtight. Competely pull the door out, and put it back in should fix this.

Our freezer was very frosty for months when I finally noticed the rubber seal on one side wasn't "sealing" no matter how carefully we closed it. You might want to make sure the seals on your fridge are air tight.