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It may be possible to find a replacement gasket for your older Marvel 2 zone beverage fridge. You can try contacting Marvel customer support to see if they have any gaskets available for your specific model of fridge. You can also try checking with appliance parts retailers or online marketplaces to see if they have compatible gaskets available for sale.
As for the drip tray that is splitting due to ice forming, it may be possible to replace the tray. You can try contacting Marvel customer support to see if they have any replacement parts available for your fridge, or you can try checking with appliance parts retailers or online marketplaces to see if they have compatible drip trays available for sale.
It's important to note that finding replacement parts for older appliances can sometimes be difficult, so it may be necessary to search multiple sources or consider alternative options if the desired parts are not available.

remove them and go to hardware store they have all sizes.

They need to be for the model itself as opposed to by size

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That's not the way it works. Normally you contact a company and say "I want door gaskets for a Liebherr CS 2062". Let them worry about part numbers. They are here

https://www.letstalkparts.com/Liebherr-Appliance-Parts-s/283.htm

https://www.google.com/search?q=Liebherr+fridge+CS+2062.+doors+gaskets

..

Someone in your locality that repairs refrigerators.

Often in the United States, there are yellow pages and other ways to find repair services easily.

Michael,
Yes, you can replace the gasket around your fridge door. If you put your make and model in, they did not come through to our screen, so we do not know what brand or model you have. There are several websites online that you can order parts from and I would suggest checking prices on those and check with a local repair parts place if you have one near to see how they compare with the online places.
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These are a few places you might try.

Yes, the gasket is replaceable, for modest cost and difficulty=easy.
Where to get new gasket: take exact Mfr. & model number (and serial number) of fridge
to your nearest
major appliance parts store (see yellow pages). Call them, to see if they have your replacement
gasket in stock, or may need to order it.
How to replace gasket: pull back inner edge of gasket until your see the 1/4-in hex head machine
screws attaching it to the freezer door. Using nutdriver, unscrew old gasket's screws, and
install new gasket by reversing the procedure, starting with the top middle screw, and proceeding
around the edges.
Its a "nutdriver project." If for some reason the screws are too rusted to re-use, an equivalent screw
(just match the diameter and length) is easily
(and inexpensively) obtained at your nearest hardware store - you won't even need to return to the
appliance parts store.
This procedure works for most standard freezer-over-fridge units - you can include your exact
Mfr. and model number in your next query for more precise info.

Hello D Lassiter, You can do this repair yourself with just some basic tools and a little patience and assistance.

You'll need to remove all food from the fridge as it will take at least 45 minutes or longer, depending on how well you do.

If you roll back the door gasket, you'll see the fasteners that hold the gasket in place. Remove these starting with the ones on the bottom edge and then the sides. Finally, remove the top ones, leaving the two top corners for last, that way you can have someone help hold the door liner, so it doesn't drop to the floor and get damaged.

I would also suggest that a day or so before you're going to do the repair, that you let the new gasket lay out on a floor somewhere where it can't get damaged so it will relax and get most of the kinks out of it from shipping, etc.

Then simply put the gasket onto the door liner and reinstall all the screws back onto the door frame.
There are some models (you didn't provide a brand or model number to zero in on the exact version you have) that have the door gaskets glued onto the door frame. On this types, you'll have to use either a plastic or metal putty knive to gently run around the entire edges of the door, between the gasket and the door frame, to get it to come off.

Then you'll need to have someone help you reinstall the new one, as you'll have to reglue the gasket onto the door frame. This will require some non-marring clamps (about 4-6) to hold the inner door panel and gasket onto the outer metal door frame, while the glue dries. Typically, this is done with the fridge door removed from the fridge and takes at least a day once it's installed to glue in it place and fully cure.

In either case, please go to the link below and enter in the model number of your fridge so you can see which type you have and get a line drawing that shows the replacement parts you'll need. You can order them anywhere you wish, it's just very convienent that Sears provides the info for just about all brands of appliances made.

You can find your gasket part at www.searspartsdirect.com by entering in your model number for your unit and looking at the drawings and parts list provided.

You might have to look under the inner door panel edge, hence the reason to look at the middle section or corners to make this a bit easier to do. You might have to remove the inner door panel from the gasket first, in order to get at the screws that hold the gasket onto the metal door frame.

Don't pull on the inner door panel too much, as you really don't want to crack or break it, since your goal is to only remove and replace the gasket. Take your time and you should be able to get it off and replaced.

Of course, don't remove this until you've got the new one available and then allow plenty of time to do the job, which means getting the fridge and freezer emptied completely, so have plenty of coolers available with lots of ice!

I hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!
Merry Christmas!

DIY absolutely. Easy job with replacement part just re-thread the strip into the grove to replace.

I FIND IT VERY STRANGE THAT THE ENTIRE DOOR NEEDS TO BE REPLACED IN THE EVENT THAT THE RUBBER IS FAULTY.I NO FOR A FACT THAT SOME SAMSUNG FRIDGE RUBBERS ARE QUITE HARD TO REPLACE AND THE QUICKEST SOLUTION FOR THE TECH IS TO REPLACE THE ENTIRE DOOR.TO ESTABLISH IF THE RUBBER IS REPLACABLE I SUGGEST YOU LIFT THE GASKET IN ONE CORNER AND LOOK FOR A GROOVE OR SCREWS.SOME RUBBERS ARE BASED ON A PUSH IN PULL OUT BASIS.IF YOU FIND IT HARD TO ESTABLISH WHICH IT IS I THINK ITS BEST YOU ASK SAMSUNG TO SEND YOU A MORE ADVANCED TECH TO ASSIST YOU IN THAT REGARD.ALSO YOU CAN VISIT SAMSUNG WEBSITE AND FIND A TECH NEAR YOU.

GOODLUCK.

MOHAMED