Most of the Whirlpool's are the same way and they usually rivet the rail to the door hanger.
I get a throw rug or a few towels to lay down on the floor. Then remove all of the food to make it light. There is usually a long phillips screw about halfway down the rail that needs to be taken out and then a white snap lock behind it you can push in and give a tug. The door,hinge hanger and rails will come out as one so inch it out and set off to the side.
This is not the correct rail and is only used to show approximate,not exact location.
I guess the better question is why do you want to remove it? we might be able to save you some time and grief since this is not a simple process unless you have done a few
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Sounds like the refrigerator is sitting lopsided. Make sure that the front legs are both retracted in the up position. If it doesn't work, then lower the front leg on the hinge side of the refrigerator. That will cause the frame to lift the door and it should be able to close properly.
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The handles are probably attached with screws from the back -- this will require removing some panel(s) to access them.
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Check the fan blade on the fan in the freezer. It could be an object or ice, frost, anything. If this is an Amana Whirlpool, definitely check to see if the fan blade is no longer tight on the motor shaft and has moved forward and hitting the guard in front of it. ( yes, amana whirlpool )
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You have a dfrost problem if at all possible remove food from refrigerator and unplug it, leave the doors open. By morning the freezer should be defrosted and that will buy you time to fix or call someone. defrosting can be quickened with use of a hair dryer. This is only a TEMPORARY fix and freezer will need to be defrosted again after 4-5 days.
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The procedure is as follows:---No adhesive required. The gasket goes inbetween the inner and outer door panels. Thanks. Keep updated for any more query. You can rate this
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Before replacing the gasket, soak the new gasket in warm water for an hour or two, then dry it with a towel.
Open the door, remove door bins, then starting from the top replace the door gasket in sections. Mentally divide the door in quarters. Remove the old gasket from the upper 1/4 and install the new gasket in place. Then the 2nd 1/4, etc. This will help keep the door panels even.
Keep in mind that you have to give it about 24 hours for the new gasket to take shape. After 24 hours, do the dollar test to make sure it's sealing correctly.
Dollar test: very simple. Slide the dollar bill inbetween the door and the cabinet, close the door and pull on the dollar. If you feel resistance, it's fine. Do this about every 6 inches all around the door. If you come to a spot where you don't feel any pull on the dollar bill, try adjusting the gasket.
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The other procedure to do the same freezer door gasket replacement is as follows:---
Heat the new gasket in the bathtub to get it smooth and shaped right, then remove door, put it on a flat table, loosen all the screws, and remove gasket. Put the new one on, tighten screws and mount door. Use a hair dryer to smooth it out. Sometimes necessary to duck tape the door shut overnight to get it to seat properly. Also helps to have the fridg leaning back a bit, helps pull in the gasket.
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