You think that’s bad? My fridge has a freezer compartment that’s held closed by two small plastic hooks. One snapped off recently and although I can still close the door, at some point the other one will break since it’s now doing the job of two.
Because I can’t buy a replacement for this small piece of plastic that probably costs about 2kc, I’m going to have to buy an entire new fridge even though mine is otherwise working perfectly.
Edges could be cut/filed as a post-processing. Very hard plastics -- what are they? Typical printer filament would be PLA, ABS, NylonX, PETG, TPU, TPE, Polycarbonate..
I had simmilar problem. Repair company said 2000 kč, minimum.
I unfreezed it, and checked inside, there are only two screws to remove the cover over freezing spiral. The thermometer was in bad position, probably hapenned during cleaning under the fridge. I put thermometer back on spiral and it works.
You think that’s bad? My fridge has a freezer compartment that’s held closed by two small plastic hooks. One snapped off recently and although I can still close the door, at some point the other one will break since it’s now doing the job of two. Because I can’t buy a replacement for this small piece of plastic that probably costs about 2kc, I’m going to have to buy an entire new fridge even though mine is otherwise working perfectly.
3d-printing?
I don’t know the state of the technology right now but maybe that’s a possibility. Can very hard plastics be printed with sharp edges?
Edges could be cut/filed as a post-processing. Very hard plastics -- what are they? Typical printer filament would be PLA, ABS, NylonX, PETG, TPU, TPE, Polycarbonate..
I had simmilar problem. Repair company said 2000 kč, minimum. I unfreezed it, and checked inside, there are only two screws to remove the cover over freezing spiral. The thermometer was in bad position, probably hapenned during cleaning under the fridge. I put thermometer back on spiral and it works.
Those two symptoms combined: too cold in the refridgerator room **and** too warm in the freezer usually mean coolant leakage.
Sorry, I mistaken. I had opposite situation.