How can i adjust doors on refridgerator - Frigidaire FRT18S6AW Top Freezer Refrigerator

turn the allen screws one is under the hindge side of freezer door and one is under fridge hindge side of door turn counter clockwise be carefull turn to far the adjustment screw will come out of the wheel adjustment bracket.also try having someone tilt refrigator back by pushing top of refrigator then turning the two white adjustment screws in same area of allen screw this adjust the front of the refrigator you may want to adjust the front adjustment so the refrigator is slightly tilted to the back this will help close the doors.

You should be able to adjust the door hinges very similar to a normal household door. You may have to unscrew the hinge and reinsert. This would definitely involve two people.

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if not level you need to tip it back and unscrew or screw in the feet on it. use a 2ft level on top to be sure which way to go. if just the door, open door and there is a bracket in between the freezer and fridge and it should be adjustable a little bit. unscrew til lose adjust door to right spot and hold while tightening bolts. that should work. if the fridge door is on top and freezer is on bottom then adjust bracket screws on top of fridge.

The gasket may have worn some causing an air leak,.and you
are seeing water condensation from the leak. Try adjusting
the door hinge. Close the door on a piece of paper and see if
you can pull the paper out. Adjust the hinge until the paper is
tight.You may have to adjust both hinges to align it properly.

make sure the fridge feet are even at the front it would seem the feet are too high and the fridge is on a backward lean allowing gravity to slam the door as there a re no springs in the door it can only be this


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Make sure the small door between the freezer and fridge is open. It should be at the top towards the rear on the wall between the fridge and freezer. Thermostat controls its open/closing. And make sure freezer is in fact freezing and you don't just have residual cold in it. Freezer should be about 0 dertees.

You will need to adjust both door at the same time. You will need a 5/16 wrench. Loosen the hinge screws on the top. Try to line one door with the center post between the doors. Open it and see if it closes by it's self. If so, go to the other door. line it up with the other door, allowing about 1/2" between them. Now see if it will close by it's self. If not, you will have to play with it. The only other adjustment is on the bottom. You will need a3/8" wrench (some have 1/2" screws). loosen screws on one side, have someone pull door up until the top is even with the top if unit. Tighten and then do the same with the other side.Once you have this done, adjust the top hinges. Good luck.

Its a two person job. One person has to looses up the two hidges holding the door just slightly while the other person holds the door in place. Once in place tighten the screw/bolts for the hidges back up and check. If not aligned, redo it again until it is aligned and seals properly..
Good Luck!

The problem may be low gas or it may be the thermostat is set too low.  First, look at the possibility that you may have the food partly blocking an air channel which is where the very cold air is coming from..  Fridge side should read about 40 F after the door is closed for about an hour.  If colder, adjust.