How to fix a broken wooden door - Building Materials

2 part epoxys work very well . it will say wood metal plastic and bonds in around 5 minutes.

On the doors, and in some vehicles the trunk, there is a pushrod style tab similar to a fridge door. When the door is closed, it pushes the tab in, and shuts off the light. Vice versa when one of the tabs is fully extended the light turns on. Check all your doors for the tabs and see if any of them are broken. If they are, then you can solve this by using something to push into the cavity and shutting off the light. Without replacing the broken parts, you could use a small wooden dowel rod in it's place for a temporary fix.

Alternatively, there should be a toggle switch on the dome light that allows you to choose whether the light is on, comes on when the doors are opened, or remain off. It would be just as simple to switch it to 'off' provided you don't rely on it too heavily.

Try ebay, or thefind.com. Otherwise, some appliance recycle locations may have a used. Or a handy repair man may be able to fashion a repair or wooden replacement. If you still have the parts, and somewhat DIY inclined, JB Weld Epoxy and a metal threaded rod or similar reinforcement in a hollow handle may be the fix.

any hardware store sells an anti-sag kit. It is a rod with a turnbuckle. A Heavier door can require 2, One inside and one out side

Yes . Remove door panel, switch connectors and plastic protective covering on the door. have a helper pull the windw up while you measure the distance from bottom of window regulator to bottom of door panel.
(approx 8-12"), cut a block of wood that will fit between the bottom of the regulator to bottom of door panel wedge it threw the opening in the door a place it between the regulator and door bottom. Wood is soft and sturdy and should hold up until you get the window fixed.
Can the driver control panel switch make that window work. If the answer is No then the problem is the motor on that side. If the answer is yes then the problem is the switch on that window. by the way if the driver control panel gets the window to rise Merry Christmas you don't need the wooden block.

Take apart a similar doorknob in your house. Use the stem with knob on it and insert into the square hole in the lock--turn!

use a large screwdriver,tire iron or a wooden spoon[?] inserted into the 'hole'between the latch levers,where the post should be.lift door latch as if to open door,pull/pry latch 'ears' open.if they don't stay in place when opened fully,latch may be broken.

I have an SGV53E23 so don't know if this will help. My door is screwed but also held in place by 2 double sided sticky pads about half way down. They stick like the proverbial so try easing the door off one side at a time and look down to see if you can see any sticky pads. If so firm but gentle easing will get the baby off.

The top hinge of my Neff integrated fridge freezer has broken so the door won't open and shut properly. As a temporary repair I intend to swop the hinges around -replacing the top hinge with the middle one but can't see how to remove the hinges. Can anyone help?