Here's the countervaling point, however. Bad door seals would make the machine work a lot harder. There should be lots of hot air coming off the condenser (which is fan-cooled). In fact the condenser is barely warm at all and the air coming off it barely any warmer than ambient air.
FWIW, the compressor dome is hot but not excessively. I can place my entire hand on it and hold it there for a dozen seconds before it becomes uncomfortable. (Real scientific, I know.)
That still doesn't prove low charge as there could be any number of things wrong such as a poor compressor, an internal clog, etc. None of which is worth repair on an older unit like this.
And even if the charge was low, there's the question of where it's leaking and how long will a recharge last.
Taping around the seals as much as I could and leaving it that way all day seemed to have little effect.
Anyway, that's where things stand.