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How do I repair a refrigerator freezer door seal? I have a top freezer refrigerator, and my mother who I have repeatedly told to be careful with it refuses to watch what she does so a bunch of things have hit the bottom of the door cracking it, all these cracks are stopping the seal from working, My question is how do I repair these cracks? I do not want to buy a new fridge since I cannot afford it.
nothing is leaking.
9 Answers
- JJLv 68 months ago
Hopefully you can buy that seal for that model to replace. In the meantime maybe some silicon sealer can be inserted into the cracks as a stopgap measure. Proceed to lightly rap the skull of whoever damaged it with your knuckles.
- elhighLv 79 months ago
Just replace the gasket. They're flexible rubber parts, so everyone understands that those eventually become brittle and fail. You should be able to look up exactly what you need from your refrigerator's model number on a parts supplier site, order it up and swap it in. Not expensive and not hard to do.
- Spock (rhp)Lv 79 months ago
the seal is replaceable. buy new one online, using your exact brand and model number
- STEVEN FLv 79 months ago
You DON'T repair the seal. You REPLACE it.
That said, if there are cracks in the door causing a bad seal, you replace the door.
- Anonymous9 months ago
You buy a seal if it is available and replace it.
- 18 gibbs 20Lv 79 months ago
You can buy a replacement seal and replace it. If you mean she cracked the door that's harder. try caulking the cracks.
- geraldLv 79 months ago
You need a new fridge there are hazardous chemicals used in fridges and freezers and cracked or damaged parts are a possible leak and dangerous and no sticking plasters wont do Huston
- notLv 79 months ago
There are appliance parts stores on the internet. The model number of the fridge is on sticker inside. You look thru the pictures and find the bad part. If the price is right you choose to repair it. You can probably find seal replacement videos or instructions on internet also. As I recall it's an easy task.