Crosley Refrigerator freezer door or drawer not opening/closing properly
If your freezer door or drawer won’t open or won’t close all the way, the problem is usually mechanical rather than electrical. Start by inspecting the door hinge — a bent or worn hinge is the most common cause of a freezer door not closing properly and will make the door sit crooked or sag. Next check the door stop for wear or broken pieces that let the door overtravel. Bottom and top hinges can bend or seize and cause the same symptoms, and a damaged center hinge will also misalign the door. Often replacing the worn hinge or hinge kit restores proper alignment and a tight seal so your fridge door is not sealing and the freezer door closes normally. Look for stripped screws, rust, or missing bushings while you have the hinge exposed. If the door is misaligned you may need hinge adjustment or a new hinge assembly. Enter your model number on RepairClinic.com to find the exact replacement part for your specific refrigerator and get step by step instructions to complete the repair.
01 - Crosley Refrigerator Door Hinge
A damaged or bent door hinge could cause the freezer door to be misaligned and not close properly. Inspect the hinge for defects and replace if necessary.
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A damaged or bent center hinge could cause the freezer door to be misaligned and not close properly. Inspect the hinge for defects and replace if necessary.
A damaged or bent door hinge could cause the freezer door to be misaligned and not close properly. Inspect the hinge for defects and install new door hinge kit components if necessary.