CHECK AND TEST 1

Step 1

Check carefully if gasket is wrinkling or deformed.

Step 2

Use hair dryer to rework it.

DIAGNOSIS 1

CHECK AND TEST 2

Step 1

Check carefully if gasket is cracked

Note There are 4 uniform holes on the edge of gasket, it’s normal.

DIAGNOSIS 2

PROCEDURE 1

Step 1

Unscrew.

Step 2

Remove hinge base.

Step 3

Pull top pin out of top hinge hole on cabinet.

Step 4

Remove freezer door.

DIAGNOSIS 3

Step 1

Pull the paper out and check if it’s easy to pull out in upright direction and horizontal direction.

CHECK AND TEST 3

Step 1

Pull the door handle to see if freezer door closes properly.

Step 2

Check to see if the latch bolt is cracked or immovable

DIAGNOSIS 4

PROCEDURE 2

Step 1

Lever handle part of latch bolt off with screw driver (handle is damaged)

Step 2

Remove handle part of latch.

Step 3

Remove spring part of latch.

Step 4

Insert a new latch bolt onto door.

DIAGNOSIS 5

Step 1

Pull the paper out and check if it’s easy to pull out in upright direction.

CHECK AND TEST 4 

Step 1

Check to see if latch strike is far away from latch bolt.

DIAGNOSIS 6

Step 1

Lever screw cover off.

Step 2

Unscrew.

Step 3

Remove the latch strike.

Step 4

Use two F washers and cut it short

Step 5

Align washers with two screw holes.  You can also put 4 washers, if necessary.

Step 6

Press the washers and install the latch strike onto door jamb.

DIAGNOSIS 7

Use paper to check the sealing.  1) Upright direction.

CHECK AND TEST 5

Step 1

Check to see if front face of freezer is uneven.

DIAGNOSIS 8

PROCEDURE 4

Step 1

Use sponge to improve the sealing. Paste it on the deformed side.

DIAGNOSIS 9

Step 2

Use paper to test sealing.  Pull the paper out and check if it’s easy to pull out in upright direction and horizontal direction.

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