IIRC a trick you can do is take a heat gun (or failing that a hair dryer) and warm up the magnet gasket border thing. Then close the door and leave it for a bit. Something about it better forming to the correct shape and making a better and more consistent seal.
I have a Samsung that I passionately despise. While it seems to cool fine, they designed an ice maker that either fails and leaks or jams itself with ice so it renders itself unusable.
If I paid a premium price, why can’t I just get a modest functional ice maker?
The fridge. If you close it too hard or too soft, it ends up not closed, but a fingers’ width open.
IIRC a trick you can do is take a heat gun (or failing that a hair dryer) and warm up the magnet gasket border thing. Then close the door and leave it for a bit. Something about it better forming to the correct shape and making a better and more consistent seal.
Couldn’t hurt!
That’s not the issue. It looks like there is a problem with the hinges. And no, oiling didn’t help.
This works on certain models, I have had success with Samsung and Whirlpool fridges but that’s my only experience
I have a Samsung that I passionately despise. While it seems to cool fine, they designed an ice maker that either fails and leaks or jams itself with ice so it renders itself unusable.
If I paid a premium price, why can’t I just get a modest functional ice maker?
Just bought a child lock for my freezer because of this
Elevate the front a bit and gravity will do.
Smart idea. I know, because I tried it already. Didn’t really work (a slight inclination didn’t work, and I didn’t want to tile it more).