Do you have any tips on how to get the drawer open? It has been closed up and turned of for a while and now the drawer is stuck shut. We were wondering if it locked up because we removed the racks.
Make sure that the gasket is not stuck to the cabinet. Use a blunt or plastic putty knife and spray cleaner to free up a sticky gasket. There should be nothing else to impede the drawer from opening.
I just got my 5 door fridge and wondered what do you use the tiny shelves on the top left door for. They won’t hold condiments or really anything . There narrow and short. I believe this is a waste of space. Also humidity drawers won’t hold heads of lettuce or cabbage. You don’t think of this when you purchase a fridge.
This is complete baloney. You have to remove the door, and remove the door panel to get the seals's proper placement. It is not impossible, but it is about 20 times more work then what this yahoo is showing.
Hi Carl. Different refrigerator models may differ slightly in the way the gasket is installed. For the model shown here, Steve was able to replace the gasket without completely removing the door panel. Some other models may require the panel to be removed, however, as you say.
Wow I had no idea it was so easy! Thank you!
Great Video - Thanks for sharing this!!!
Great video super helpful!
Great Video!!! Thanks!!
Do you have any tips on how to get the drawer open? It has been closed up and turned of for a while and now the drawer is stuck shut. We were wondering if it locked up because we removed the racks.
Make sure that the gasket is not stuck to the cabinet. Use a blunt or plastic putty knife and spray cleaner to free up a sticky gasket. There should be nothing else to impede the drawer from opening.
I just got my 5 door fridge and wondered what do you use the tiny shelves on the top left door for. They won’t hold condiments or really anything . There narrow and short. I believe this is a waste of space. Also humidity drawers won’t hold heads of lettuce or cabbage. You don’t think of this when you purchase a fridge.
Very good, thank you so much.
You're welcome, Phil! Glad the video was helpful!
i dont know about you, but mine has a 1/4 inch different gap from left to right that must be corrected first.
This is complete baloney. You have to remove the door, and remove the door panel to get the seals's proper placement. It is not impossible, but it is about 20 times more work then what this yahoo is showing.
Hi Carl. Different refrigerator models may differ slightly in the way the gasket is installed. For the model shown here, Steve was able to replace the gasket without completely removing the door panel. Some other models may require the panel to be removed, however, as you say.