Being that it is iced up, the problem won't just be a drain clogged.
There is a defrost timer somewhere, usually behind the front kick plate. Typically it's a white box about 2" square with a thumb knob or slotted knob that you can turn to initiate a defrost cycle. (Look on Youtube for your make and model for defrost timer.) If this is a newer model, there may be an electronic timer.
Once you find the timer, with the fridge plugged in and running, turn the timer until it clicks. The compressor will go off and the heater element or elements will come on. You should see water start to drip, possibly hear some sizzle. If not, either the element(s) are bad or the timer contacts are bad. Check for voltage across the element. If voltage and no heat, the element is bad. If no voltage, the timer is bad.
If it does start to melt the ice, leave it be foe a while, see if the timer cycles through and turns the compressor back on. If it doesn't, the timer motor is not running, need to replace the timer switch.
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