On Mon, 4 Aug 2014 09:53:21 -0700 (PDT), Pavel314
wrote:

On Monday, August 4, 2014 12:52:25 PM UTC-4, Tony Hwang wrote:
Tony Hwang wrote:

Pavel314 wrote:

We replaced our refrigerator last month. The new one is similar to the

old one with a top freezer. A few mornings ago, I woke to find that

the freezer door had been partially open overnight, melting everything

inside.



On closer examination, I noticed that when I opened the freezer door

slightly, it did not swing shut as I expected it to do. The door to

the main refrigerator does swing closed when opened slightly, however.



I was going to call to get it looked at but my friend at work said

that freezer doors generally don't swing shut like that. Seems though

they should. Anyone have an opinion on this?



I also noticed that when the refrigerator door is slammed shut, it

sends a burst of air pressure into the freezer which pops the door

open slightly. Never noticed that in any prior refrigerators, must be

some new OSHA thing.



Paul



Hi,

Regardless, always we make sure the doors are shut tight.



Hi,

And is the unit perfectly level?

Do you think that would make the doors shut?

Yes, I checked it against the installation instructions and it's properly leveled.

That's the problem.

Whoever wrote the instructions didn't plan on the doors shutting by
themselves. He figures you'll shut them.

Paul