Sanyo Refrigerators - Page 6 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

I'm assuming that your asking about a freezer door on a compact refrigerator. parts can be ordered on line @ sears direct, go to link below & enter model # or scroll down page & select refrigerators under, find parts by top product categories - scroll to refrigerator brands found - select Sanyo refrigerator parts - scroll down & select your model - select View all parts in this diagram, some parts will be available others you will have to call phone # provided. when looking @ your parts list there will be a exploded view on left ( to see it better click on view full size) http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/brands-products/Sanyo-Parts/Refrigerator-Parts

That's the refrigerant coming out. Major fix. I am not a ref tech, so I do not know if there is a guaranteed welding technique to do an effective weld on those refrigerator coils.

Best, remove food switch off, leave door open and put plenty of towels down to soak up moisture, when clear restart closing door, give couple of hours to get up to speed restock

Hello,

Unplug the refrigerator and remove all food and utility bins from the doors. With the door open, remove the grille from the bottom of the refrigerator. Close the door.

Step 2
Remove the cover from the top hinge with the putty knife. Remove the three screws underneath, then remove the hinge. Take off the freezer door.

Step 3
Remove the three screws from the center hinge, then remove the hinge. Take off the refrigerator door.

Step 4
Remove the two screws from the bottom hinge, then remove the hinge. Replace with the new hinge and insert the two screws.

Step 5
Seat the refrigerator door on the bottom hinge and close the door. Fasten the new center hinge with the three old screws.

Step 6
Seat the freezer door on the center hinge and close the door. Fasten the top hinge and replace the top hinge cover.

Step 7
Replace the base grille, and plug the refrigerator back in.

Good luck in solving the problem with the solutions provided....

No it is not. But it only cost 33.00 a year on average for electricity. That is 2.75 a month.

The user manual is on the "net" to be downloaded; try it.

If this is a bog-standard fridge... then its the freezer compartment which actually cools the rest of the fridge. Air needs to circulate throughout the fridge... is the freezer compartment full of ice and need defrosting... if so, do not use sharp objects as there is a thermostatic temperature sensor wire in the vicinity of the ice-box.