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Dorot29701
 
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The seal on my 1997 Frigidaire has started to shrink so the door doesn't close
good. It also appears to me that the door sags slightly - the side where the
handle is. It's one of those where you can switch sides by moving the hinges
and I wonder if something is loose. Anyway, is it common for the seal to start
shrinking after a few years? Anyone had any experience with this? Hate to
change seal and find out it was something else all along. (That's assuming I
can find the right seal anyway). My DH doesn't think the door is sagging - so
it may just be me.

Dorothy


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Yes, seals shrink. Any fair to good refrig guy oughta be able to get you a
new seal.

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The seal on my 1997 Frigidaire has started to shrink so the door doesn't
close
good. It also appears to me that the door sags slightly - the side where
the
handle is. It's one of those where you can switch sides by moving the
hinges
and I wonder if something is loose. Anyway, is it common for the seal to
start
shrinking after a few years? Anyone had any experience with this? Hate to
change seal and find out it was something else all along. (That's assuming I
can find the right seal anyway). My DH doesn't think the door is sagging -
so
it may just be me.

Dorothy




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Ermalina
 
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Default Refrigerator Seal

Dorot29701 wrote:

The seal on my 1997 Frigidaire has started to shrink so the door doesn't close
good. It also appears to me that the door sags slightly - the side where the
handle is. It's one of those where you can switch sides by moving the hinges
and I wonder if something is loose. Anyway, is it common for the seal to start
shrinking after a few years? Anyone had any experience with this? Hate to
change seal and find out it was something else all along. (That's assuming I
can find the right seal anyway). My DH doesn't think the door is sagging - so
it may just be me.

Dorothy


I apply a little mineral oil periodically to refrig and freezer door
seals to keep them in good shape -- same with pressure cooker and other
similar gaskets.
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