Dometic refrigerator

[George Lowry]

FWIW, I have a built in refrigerator in our house that does the same
thing. I think it is an indication of getting a good seal, just the
opposite if the usual complaint.

George Lowry
'95 WBDA 4203 & GM 4106 (for sale)
Spearfish, SD


John Suter wrote:

> Hi Dave,
>
> No need to feel alone with your Dometic, the Norcold
> plays the identical suction game, especially the right
> freezer side.
>
> I have heard Dometic and Norcold seminar speakers
> suggest the cause is a combination of "great sealing"
> combined with inadequate owner cleaning of the gaskets
> wherein food "sugars" breakdown chemically, become
> sticky and hold the gasket to the frame. I say,
> "nonsense." I've followed their recommendations for
> cleaning with warm soapy water after every trip and
> the one door still acts the same, but no others.
> Let's blame the engineers! ;-}
>
> John Suter
> 2000LXi Norcold 1200RIM
>
>
> --- David Brady wrote:
>
>
>>Folks,
>>
>>My refrigerator is very, very difficult to open -
>>sometimes. My wife has to really tug on the handle,
>>and I use the freezer door handle as a fulcrum
>>to apply leverage to get the door open. It is
>>intermittent though. Sometimes it opens easily,
>>other times it's next to impossible. The door
>>seems to use a garden variety magnetic seal
>>which shouldn't be able to apply this kind of
>>clamping force. There has to be a vacuum
>>effect taking place inside the fridge, but the
>>hose leading from the drip plate just below
>>the inside cooling fins is free and clear. Anyone
>>else have this problem?
>>
>>TIA,
>>Dave
>>'02 LXi, Smokey
>>Virginia
>>
>>
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