Ok, do u know of a video for this repair. Also do u know of part numbers? Also I noticed that when water runs down to the bottom of the freezer, it comes down during the defrost phase.

I know of no video for this repair, sorry. As far as the water, the defrost water should not be above the aluminum evaporator coil, so that is probably the ice built up above from the leak and a secondary symptom of the original problem. Once number 5 in the picture below is removed, you will be able to see the area in question.

Here are pics of the setup of the tube from the cabinet and the chute.
It keeps getting frozen where the tube touches the chute.

The water pressure is fairly low to our home especially upstairs. But down stairs it's okay. (Dont have a way to check it.) We live on top of a hill and most of the houses around us have water pressure boosters. But ours stopped working a year after we moved in and have just dealt with it. I am thinking about connecting a water tube to the existing tube coming from the cabinet so it can be extended further into the chute to get it away from the back of the freezer where the coldest air comes up.
Thoughts?

Any updates on a solution for your issue? I believe our fridge is having an identical issue. I am wondering if this turned out to be water pressure, or if you found another work around. Thanks in advance!