I have a freezer-on-top GE 21cu-ft fridge. Its about 10 yrs old. Good condition...but how do I level the thing?
I inherited it with house and am satisfied w/perform but it is obviously leaning. Floor is quite level.
TIA
I have a freezer-on-top GE 21cu-ft fridge. Its about 10 yrs old. Good condition...but how do I level the thing?
I inherited it with house and am satisfied w/perform but it is obviously leaning. Floor is quite level.
TIA
The front "Feet" normally "screw down"
Hi,
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Some refrigerators have a nut or bolt on the front behind the lower grill to adjust the front level wheels, some only have legs that must be screwed in ot out to raise or lower the front of the refrigerator. Rear legs or wheels are often not adjustable.
Since we cannot see the refrigerator leaning, leaning on the left, right, back, front??
We usually make the front of the refrigerator slightly higher than the back so the doors will try to close on there own.
jeff. Appliance Repair Aid
exactly correct
I can't believe I didn't see that!
thanks
Thanks, my wife is traveling for a couple days. She'll come back and be quite surprised! I annoyed her much more than it did me.
Good advice from others, above. As a fine point, I usually adjust the left-right axis level, but very slightly higher than the back feet. That way, the fridge looks level from most angles, but the door slowly creeps shut by itself, a convenience when you run out of hands or elbows!.
The same way you level a new or less than 10 year old one - the front fee are adjustable.
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