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We may earn a commission from links on this page. When you close your refrigerator door, does an almost suction-cup-like seal form, or does it barely stay shut? If the rubber seal around the perimeter ...

Each door of your refrigerator has a molded rubber gasket to keep the cold in and the heat out. When this gasket gets old and brittle, it leaks. If your refrigerator is running more frequently and you ...

Have you ever reached into your fridge to get something and found that it had gone bad much sooner than it should have? Maybe the air doesn't feel cold enough, or there's a faint smell that makes you ...

Dear Mr. HandyPerson: When you have a leaky refrigerator gasket, we all know the dollar-bill gasket test - if you can pull the bill out with no resistance, then you may have a problem (or if you can ...

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Have you ever been absolutely positive that you’ve closed the refrigerator, only to glance back at it and find the door slightly ajar? Do you have to pay attention when you shut the freezer door to ...

If your refrigerator is giving you trouble—your water dispenser has slowed to a trickle, your icemaker keeps jamming, or worse, you open the door and get hit by a warm breeze—you’re probably wondering ...