A fridge door that does not seal can let warm air in, but the gasket is not always the only problem.
A fridge door that does not seal can let warm air in, but the gasket is not always the only problem. Door alignment or an obstruction may also matter.
Tell us where the gap is, whether the door closes evenly and whether the issue began after moving the fridge.
Check for items blocking closure and follow the manual's gasket-cleaning instructions. Do not force hinges or fit an improvised seal.
We check the gasket, door alignment and cabinet fit before recommending replacement. The repair should restore closure, not just change a visible seal.
With no force applied, note whether a gap occurs at the top, bottom or hinge side and whether shelving or a container prevents closing. Report a recent move or door reversal. Photograph a visible damaged seal rather than adjusting hinges or heating the gasket without model-specific instructions.
Send the full model number, the symptom and any displayed code when you request a visit. The $79 service call is applied toward the repair; confirm the full quote before authorizing work. See the repair cost guide for questions to ask.
For uncertain storage temperatures, follow Health Canadaβs food-storage guidance.
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