WHY WILL THE BOTTOM DOOR NOT CLOSE?
1468512
Hi, Joe- Are you having trouble closing the freezer? The only reason I can think of for that is that the way you have positioned the food in the freezer may be blocking the drawers from moving correctly. If you don't have food in the freezer and the door is not closing, then you need to contact Customer Service for assistance.
1468513
There maybe something lodged inbetween the drawer and the back wall.. Otherwise, its a very shoddily made refrigerator and this wouldnt suprise me
1468514
There's probably something that fell from the freezer drawer to the back, and that's preventing the drawer drawer from closing. Also the ice maker has an arm (wire) that gets stuck, just manually push it down. (this is a good dorm room refrigerator, nothing else though)
1374512
Try pushing down on the top then opening at the same time. I think that it is a safety feature. Hope that helps.
980209
I have never had a problem closing the door once the unit is hung - however you can't have it too far towards the hinge, or then it won't close. Keep the unit in the middle or towards the opening of the door and you shouldn't experience any problems.
1563034
The top latches and the bottom has a little swivel lever that you can put up and down so they can't try to pull open the bottom. Hopefully that makes sense.
1974976
It's a magnet on the top of the door. I haven't had any problems with mine staying closed.
148829
When u tighten it against the wall, you need to do it until the latch and bar are the right distance from each other. Same with the gate side so the gate hook at the bottom reaches correctly. If it is not reaching I suspect you don't have the correct number of extension for the width u are enclosing.
42929
I would say yours has a problem. With ours you just push the release and the door actually "pops" open. You shouldn't need both hands. Send it back.
2058427
It's a little difficult due to the firmness of the waterproof seal. You might try pressing down on the door when you move the latch. I have some difficulty with it, and you might need two hands, but it will open.
2199373
Try thisPush down on the lid hardwhile you turn the keyThe safe has a rubber seal that can be tight preventing the lid from opening
1225000
It might happen if the doors are not installed properly. Simply adjust the hinges should solve the problem.
978793
Not sure this will help, but will try to answer your question. I think it has to do with the door latch/catch. Don't slam or bang the door...found this does not work! But to push the door closed at the latch/catch area seems to keep a connection in order to bake/micro, etc. Even though the area seems clean....might be something inside that I cannot see or reach. So we just make sure to push the door closed at latch/catch area.
2171197
It can only be the back door, remove it, check for jam, put the door back on and make sure it is seated properly. Sometimes it doesn't seat all the way, use some pressure.
1291966
Along with what everyone else has said about using a screwdriver and hammer, try opening the door slightly. When the door is closed there is more pressure on the pin than when the door is slightly ajar. Good luck!
809109
There should be a button sticking out of the top step (front left). Just push that down and push the steps and it'll easily close. Hope that helps.
439351
Yes it will not allow the door to move up or down it is just locked in place
1206311
No. Even one of the low profile usb drives will keep the door from closing completely.
2058620
If I remember correctly, there are hooks / grooves that you have to line up along the sides before clicking the tab at the top. Take the door off and you should see the additional hook/groove/tabs that need to be lined up for the final click. Sorry, it has been a while but I do remember that issue. It was a very simple "ah ha" fix.