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damaged fridge interior
MRSTITTLEMOUSE
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A friend has just broken the inside of her fridge interior,where the shelve slides in.Can it be repaired and if so what with.Am I right in thinking that if the interior is cracked the coolant doe'snt work.Sorry,but I don't have a clue about this.Thanks.
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Hi MRSTITTLEMOUSE,
If the actual liner is cracked then it's not the gas that's the problem, it's moisture getting into the insulation which makes the insulation useless. IF that's happened then it cannot be repaired.
If the cracks are too big or there are chunks out it, it cannot be repaired.
There is a sealant you can get for this, but it's very expensive as it has to dry hard, silicone won't cut it but to find out for sure you'd probably be better off getting a pro to look at it.
HTH
K."It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. Its what you know for sure that just ain't so." Mark Twain0 -
i would try to superglue the broken part.
im fairly sure its ok to use down to say the average fridge 4 degrees.Get some gorm.0
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