I cannot get the rectangular door in back to be flush with the sides. Is the plastic part that can rotate above the door the problem?
1542594
I'm not sure about that issue. We had to do some trimming for the strike plate to fit flush. As far as nuts and bolts fitting perfect, it didn't. You'll just have to try a little tweaking. Ours is fine with the modification. Good luck.
1542595
could be. remove it and see if the door will close. if it does you may not have assemble it correctly.
242608
You may want to check your installation because my unit went together fairly easy and everything fit okay. I do know that there is an adjustment on where the glass doors slide into the metal hinges. There should be a screw that secures the hinges to the glass. Could that be the problem? I actually put mine together quite a while back so I don't really remember some of the detail.
208018
Initially had the same problem and was able to solve it two ways. First, make certain bar is apart against wall as far as it can go without damaging wall (or stud). Second, find screw in the middle of the bar and tighten it quite tightly to prevent rotation of bar. If this does not work, I suggest replacement or refund.
1874732
I wish I could help you..don't recall having that problem! Carefully examine the buttons that you depress to rotate it. But I'm at a loss as to the screw.
227825
Our installer told us the fridge had to be tipped slightly backwards to secure gravity assisted closure of the doors. Strictly level does not do it. Our installer was home depot who said they see this all the time. Our doors snap shut perfectly.
1922871
My husband had to re drill the holes, in the doors and sides, because they where not strait or at the proper angle to low the correct attachment of the various pieces. It's all together now but it took him a day to get it done. Watch, some of the wood did split with the drilling, so be careful.
2078474
There are 2 tabs that stick out from the hinge that keeps the door from sitting flat. If that is what you are referring to you will need to notch out 2 small indents in the corner of the door to allow the tabs to go into them thus allowing the hinge to sit flush with the edge of the door. If I am mis-understanding your question, let me know
59625
First time I mounted mine same thing happened. I had to move it closer to the hinge line so the arm would swing back... Try a dry fit placing it and holding it while the honey opens the door (carefully). ount it there
1112408
Mine did this after some use. Here's what I did. Open the door all the way and use pliers to move that flimsy hinge at the bottom slightly to the right. Gently. It's really of poor quality. Now the door closes all the way. Clever me.
626031
I had mine rotated slightly because the handle was too close to the window sill and hit it and my plumber initially suggested that I turn it to have the handle in the front so I'm sure he wouldn't have suggested that if it weren't possible.
59626
It is likely backwards. If the hinges on the inside of your door are on the left-hand side, the arm that is mounted to the trim should be to the right of the arm attached to the closer. Wish I could include a picture of mine.
242609
Mine works fine, the doors are well held. You can try moving the glass retaining brackets a bit.
1563186
I had the same issue and I rotated it 180 degrees in the slot and it has worked fine. I hope it works for you.
698948
If your doors are way off, it may be because the pieces was not square before the back got put on. I learned that one the hard way a long time ago and always check before I put those hundreds of nails on the back! You might want to see if a handyman could help as that would be a bigger project to take on than just leveling the doors. They shouldn't be more than a 1/4" off if your piece is square. And then, yes, the adjusting to get them just right takes a few tries and some patience. Good luck. I have two and love them.
331198
I have 2 doors. One lays flat against the wall. The other one doesn't so it's kind of in the way. But I think it is because my husband didn't install it correctly. Or the wall it's weird.
1941783
No, the doors do not open. And the center is semi-hard plastic so it will not articulate unless you take it apart and remove the black plastic center piece. Then it will rotate about 30 degrees. Regards, Mark
2168534
Check the screws in the hinge sometimes they are not in all the way or in at an angle which could cause this problem hope this helps