The fridge door wouldn’t close. There was nothing in the way. We finally tried leaning against it a moment and it thankfully stayed shut after that.
This had to be tracked down.
And so the lower drawers got pulled out, even though it’s hard to with that door not quite opening wide enough ever, and scrubbed and dried and re-organized.
You know those single-servings of guacamole that Costco sells?
Three had fallen behind the back of the drawer, pushing it forward. There’s your easy fix.
But look, Mom, she said: the glass shelf. It’s tilted. The supports are not even to each other anymore.
Oh well. It’s 32 years old.
It looked really great now and the door shut just fine. Call that one user error.
Still. If anyone has good things to say about any manufacturer whatsoever who actually responds to warranty complaints with integrity–but whose refrigerators seldom need such–I would dearly love to know.
