How do I get smell out of freezer?

Here are some suggestions that I've found helpful in our rental homes. https://www.bobvila.com/articles/smelly-fridge/

clean with white vinegar and baking soda then put a couple of paper towels rolled into balls with one drop of vanilla flavoring on them and leave in the freezer for several hours it has removed the smell of dead fish in coolers, fridges, etc

Scrub with white vinegar and baking soda than put it outside left open and on its side. After a few days that should take care of it!

This may help

https://www.hunker.com/13420885/how-to-clean-a-smelly-freezer

https://homeguides.sfgate.com/remove-decaying-smells-deep-freezer-33268.html

Have you tried washing with baking soda ,and then bleach

When you put the freezer on the cold will disolve the smell.leave it on a day with nothing in it

Once thoroughly cleaned, I would let it run and put a container of coffee grounds in to absorb the odor. Good luck!

I hope this helps:

https://creativehomemaking.com/cleaning/kitchen/rotten-meat-smell/

Just make use of activated charcoal, clean kitty litter or baking soda on the shelves of the refrigerator or freezer.

Wipe down the entire surface with OdoBan. It is a disinfectant that is designed to remove odors. You may want to do with twice. If you cannot get the smell out after that, I would be looking to the contractor for a replacement. You might want to pursue that anyway.

Call the contractor and ask him how they plan on fixing this problem.

1. Mix equal parts vinegar and hot water in your spray bottle. This is your cleaning solution.
2. Spray the inside of the freezer generously with your cleaner and wipe the solution away with a dry microfiber cloth. You may need to repeat this step a few times to get your freezer clean.
3. For stubborn spills or food gunk, dip the old toothbrush in hot water. Scrub gently until the area is clean and wipe any residue away with a microfiber cloth.
4. Wipe the inside of your freezer dry with a clean microfiber cloth, making sure you don’t leave any liquid behind.
5. Wash your freezer drawers, bins and ice trays using the instructions in the section below.
6. Plug your freezer back in and replace your food. If the ice in your cooler has started to melt, wipe any liquid off of food items before returning them to the freezer.

Unfortunately due to the types of plastic that freezers are generally made from, sometimes smells, especially from spoiled foods with a high protein content, can be permanent.

I agree with Mogie, that if the contractor is responsible for the damage, then they should also be held responsible for replacing the freezer and/or the food that was inside. They should have at least looked inside the freezer to check on what the contents were before unplugging it.

Hello. Here’s a link with some suggestions. Hope this helps

https://www.allrecipes.com/article/how-to-neutralize-fridge-freezer-odor/

Here is a post that might help https://chascrazycreations.com/how-to-get-rid-of-odors-around-your-home/

I would set out several bowls of baking soda. I'd also take everything out of the fridge and discard whatever is bad or expired, wipe down the shelves and put everything back in that you're keeping.

Try fresh coffee grounds

Charcoal draws odors out why not give that a try?