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Re: The door does not close and door shelves are broken....
Do you mean, another one that is broke, the same way; if not, juse put the name of the refrigerator, in your search engin box, on your computor and hit enter.
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Check to see if something in the refrigerator is too long and hitting the door or in the door shelves hitting the interior shelves. If not then it is probably a hinge issue. Sometimes installing a coule spacers in the hinge pivot can lift the door enough to allow it to close.
Check to see if one of your door shelves is bigger (sticks out more into the fridge) than the other ones. If it is, theses shelves can cause door closing problems. Try removing the shelf from the door and closing it again. If this shelf is the problem, call subzero at 1800 222 7820 and give them your model and serial number, and they will send you a new standard depth shelf to replace the deeper shelf at no charge, these shelves caused a lot of door closing problems when they came out. Hope this helps!
It depends where you put them - if you plan to
put it in your home office, that make sense and I don't think that you need to
hide them. Remember that there are some very cool colorful looking binders and
you can use them to add a little color and character to your home office. If
you are planning on the living room - it is a different story and then maybe
you should consider bookcases with doors.
check the gasket around the door,also make sure nothing is hitting on the shelves,if you have to remove some of the food,check the shelves and make sure they are back all the way,i've seen the bottom draws and shelves not in correctly,they stick out farther than they should hitting the door,remove the glass shelves that are on top of the draws and see if the door closes.let me know how you make out
clip on bottom of hinge is worn or broken had mine replaced. magnetic seals are not strong enough to hold the door closed on their own. Original problem was the magnets were too strong so the clip on the bottom hinge was added.
This could be the actuator is not closing the door that controls how much cold air from the freezer is ciculated into the fresh food section. It could be something broken or there could be ice biuldup on the door itself, not allowing the door to open or close.
The reason for ice buildup is an air leak. Recheck all around the gasket by taking a dollar bill and closing the door on it and pulling it out. If you don't have resistance, you found your leak. Heat that area with a blow dryer to relax the gasket and close thedoor to let the magnet and seal set. Also, rub some vasoline on the hinge side gasket to keep it from dragging.
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