The door seems to hang a little so that when it's closed it doesn't deactivate the switch for the light, nor does it seal completely. Is there some way to adjust the door so that it closes properly?
Take door off and pack bottom hinge with washers. make sure hingebrackets on cabinet are tight. however, door hanging a bit should not really affect sealing. if seal is gapping, one solution is to warm with a hairdryer and pull outwards gently
Posted on Mar 31, 2007
It appears that one of the door operated switches is making contact even though the door is closed. This is indicated by the interior light coming on and the beeping noise is alerting that the vehicle has a door not closed properly when the vehicle is in motion.
It could mean the door catch is slightly out of adjustment allowing door to sit slightly away from body. Try checking each door for a loose fit by pushing the closed door in, especially the driver's which gets the most use. There should be only a little movement as the sealing rubbers are squeezed a little more. If door catches are tight then it may be that the rubber pad attached to the door that pushes on the door switch button has compressed and is allowing switch to make contact.
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Thanks for the prompt reply. Could you please give me a little more detail on removing the door?
Also I checked how the fridge is seated and it doesn't appear to be level, have tried to resolve this which helped a bit. Is this something that may be contributing to my door not shutting correctly?
Thanks again.
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lg lrfd25850st Our doors used to close and seal automatically, now we have be careful to force them closed. What's wrong?
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