Door rubber keeps falling off - GE Adora DSS25KSTSS Stainless Steel Side by Side Refrigerator

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When you re-install the door, make sure it snaps in tightly; inspect the clutch connection.

superglue holds rubber to metal very well , just don't use to much to run down inside switch but stays on tip

they now mfg a gel superglue for this very application (no run/no mess)

try adjusting the felt channels that the window runs in as it goes up and down
put it right up and loosen off the channel adjuster at the bottom
lower the window down slowly and keep the channel tight against the glass edge
tighten the channel bolt

you need to make shure the chains fit the tire snug and then you need to put a rubber tension band (they usually don't come with the chains) you can get them at a walmart or auto parts store, about $2 for 2 of them and come with little s hooks that you secure to the chain, instructios are on the package, the rubber band you put on the chains on the outside of chains and it keeps tension on the chains so they won't be lose and fall off. hope this helps.

you need to buy a bolt washer, its a little flat ring that you put in between the revolving bolt and the head of the screw. this will help rotate the screw while keeping the bolt in place therefore preventing it from always falling off whenever you open / close the door

You don't say what kind of refrigerator you have, so this will be a generic answer. You need to replace the door closing cams, which are located at the bottom hinges.

The cams provide a sloping surface or v-shaped notch to lift the door slightly as you open it. The cam's sloping surface causes the door's own weight to hold it closed. If the cam has broken, it can fall out or turn with the door, allowing the door to come open.

The magnetic gasket is only supposed to ensure a good seal, not hold the door closed. You don't need to replace it.

The gasket will have to be replaced. I've had customers with this problem and the only way to correct it is to replace the gasket

You can probable just put a nail or srew in for now!
Here is the 800 number for kinderkraft. They have a website but it doesn't appear to be working. 1-800-822-6748
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i have little faith that this can be done, as i tried doing it with epoxy - my favorite, never-fails adhesive - and it didn't work. i think if you can get your camera to Nikon, though, they'll replace the whole door with another whose rubber isn't likely to come off. i read someone online saying they took their D2x in for some other repair and Nikon replaced the door without even asking him...whether they did it for free, i don't know, but i'd hope so, since the rubber falling off in the first place is really their fault.