Setting the freezer of a Sub-Zero 532 or any other freezer model to a high temperature like 7 should not cause the freezer to fill up with water. In fact, setting the freezer to a higher temperature would typically result in reduced ice production and less moisture accumulation.
If you're experiencing water accumulation in the freezer, it is more likely related to a different issue. Here are a few potential causes for water buildup in a freezer:
Blocked or clogged defrost drain: Freezers have a defrost system that melts any ice buildup on the evaporator coil. The resulting water is supposed to drain through a small drain opening and into a drain pan. If the drain is blocked or clogged with debris, water can accumulate and overflow in the freezer.
Damaged or misaligned door gasket: A faulty door gasket can allow warm, humid air from the surrounding environment to enter the freezer, causing condensation and water buildup. Check the condition of the gasket and ensure it forms a tight seal when the door is closed.
Excessive humidity in the surrounding environment: If the room where the freezer is located has high humidity levels, it can lead to condensation inside the freezer. This can result in water accumulation.
If you're facing issues with water accumulation in your Sub-Zero 532 freezer, it's recommended to consult the manufacturer's manual or reach out to their customer support for specific troubleshooting steps and assistance.