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How to repair hole in ice bin?
A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. It is a
17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. That works for a few weeks. Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. |
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How to repair hole in ice bin?
on 12/15/2007 1:13 PM The True King of Argentina said the following:
A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. It is a 17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. That works for a few weeks. Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. http://www.northwestpolymers.ca/welders.html -- Bill In Hamptonburgh, NY To email, remove the double zeroes after @ |
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How to repair hole in ice bin?
On Dec 15, 4:31�pm, willshak wrote:
on 12/15/2007 1:13 PM The True King of Argentina said the following: A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. �It is a 17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. �I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. �That works for a few weeks. �Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? �I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. http://www.northwestpolymers.ca/welders.html -- Bill In Hamptonburgh, NY To email, remove the double zeroes after @ have you compared the size of current bins with yours? current one may be usabler |
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How to repair hole in ice bin?
On Dec 15, 1:13 pm, The True King of Argentina
wrote: A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. It is a 17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. That works for a few weeks. Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. Hey...the broken piece in contact with the ice?? If so, be very cautious about epoxy's, puttys and glues...even if not poisonous, may impart taste / oder..to the ice....... |
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How to repair hole in ice bin?
willshak wrote:
on 12/15/2007 1:13 PM The True King of Argentina said the following: A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. It is a 17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. That works for a few weeks. Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. http://www.northwestpolymers.ca/welders.html JB-weld is a good 2-part epoxy. I'd remove it completely and work on it clean, warm, and dry however. nate -- replace "roosters" with "cox" to reply. http://members.cox.net/njnagel |
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How to repair hole in ice bin?
The True King of Argentina wrote:
A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. It is a 17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. That works for a few weeks. Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. You need to identify the plastic to see what possible glues to use. If room, you could consider adding reinforcement like a piece of glass fabric. |
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How to repair hole in ice bin?
On Dec 15, 1:13 pm, The True King of Argentina
wrote: A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. It is a 17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. That works for a few weeks. Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. Check Wal Mart for a two part plastic "weld". I used some on a car fan shroud that was cracked in half and it held up beautifully. (was gonna give you the exact name but I can't find it, but IIRC it came in two syringes and not tubes) |
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How to repair hole in ice bin?
On Dec 16, 6:43 pm, Ron wrote:
On Dec 15, 1:13 pm, The True King of Argentina wrote: A large piece of my ice bin broke off, right under the auger. It is a 17 year old Whirlpool with ice maker. I think a large chunk of ice got stuck in the auger and was pushed down to break out the hole. I have previously repaired it with duct tape. That works for a few weeks. Anyone know of a better way, maybe some sort of glue? I could replace the bin for the low low price of $53. Check Wal Mart for a two part plastic "weld". I used some on a car fan shroud that was cracked in half and it held up beautifully. (was gonna give you the exact name but I can't find it, but IIRC it came in two syringes and not tubes) I 99% sure it was "Loctite Plastic Epoxy" and it was about $7.00. |
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