I've got an integrated fridge with a kitchen door attached.
To get the kitchen door off it I have to undo 4 nuts but the gap is only about 4mm so I can't get a normal spanner in there.
Can anyone tell me when to get spanners that are slim all the way along. The nuts themselves are about 10mm across?
I've tried Ebay, model shops and all the DIY sheds, to no avail.
Thanks, Ed.
|I've got an integrated fridge with a kitchen door attached. | |To get the kitchen door off it I have to undo 4 nuts but the gap is |only about 4mm so I can't get a normal spanner in there. | |Can anyone tell me when to get spanners that are slim all the way |along. The nuts themselves are about 10mm across?
What happens when you have the nuts off? do they fall down the gap and get lost? is the door still jammed by the remaining bolt?
If you have a small grinding wheel, buy an open ended spanner to fit the nuts and grind it thinner. ***Make sure you do not overheat the spanner, dip it in water regularly.
Bicycle shop? Or make one out of sheet steel?
replying to Ed_Zep, Pat wrote: Did you ever get a solution to this? I have the same problem
After 10 years he got desperate...
Cheers
10 years ago he may have found solution See
Try searching for bike spanner and searching Youtube for video instructions about installing integrated appliances when the door has to be attached.
What not dynamite or avery large hammer?
Brian
Use a stamped spanner.
NT
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