Hi cdncrouton

Most likely the problem with your fridge is a clogged and frozen drain inside the freezer. Remove the floor (#49 on the liner break down diagram)and the rear panel (#16 on the same break down diagram) inside the freezer and you'll have the access to the drain which is under the evaporator coil (#5 on the unit break down diagram) in the back of the freezer.

Using a hair dryer melt all ice on the bottom and under the evaporator coil and defrost the drain as much as possible. Finish defrosting the drain using a hot water. Make sure a hot water does go through the drain.

Assemble it in the back order.

- Here are the break down diagrams for the Whirlpool refrigerator Model GR9SHKXKS02

Good luck.
Gene.

Gene,
Since the water is showing up inside the refrigerator section you may want to check the condensation drain and see if it is plugged. Moisture condenses inside refrigerators, is collected and drained through the back of the fridge down to an evaporation pan mounted under the motor assembly. A build up of "gunk" blocks the drain line and causes the condensation to accumulate in the bottom of the fridge and run out onto the surrounding floor. Once you gain access to the condensate collector you should find where the tube goes through the back wall of the fridge. The tube can normally be cleaned where it is by using hot water. Check to see it arrives on the evaporation pan! Clean the condensate collector. Some collectors are visible on the back wall mounted between the shelves. Some are concealed as part of the light/control assembly.

Regards.