Refrigerator Door not staying closed

What do you mean by "pops"? If your problem is the door, then it is possibly leaking out your cold air. It could be the seal or the hinge.

I would suggest you check the seal and the hinge. This frig has a piece that folds in and out flush for the two doors to seal, you might check that as well.

Something in the left door is shorting to ground. The constant movement of the door has worn thru a wire/wire bundle and that wire is touching metal.

check if it is level on foot may be loose.

HI,CHEK THE DOOR BY THE HINGE PROBABLY THE DOOR STOPER IS BAD..

Is this a new unit? This is caused by air rushing into the other compartment through a damper control. Most mfr's. install an air check valve at the bottom of both doors that will pop up to let external in, thus alleviating door blow out.
Apply a food grade silicone to the face of the door seals to add tackiness to to the surface. Follow link to purchase.
https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Silicone-Lubricant/WP99003172/1074750. A suitable substitute would be a little Vaseline.

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i would check the door closure, uderthe refrig door , sort of a "cam" style washer the wants to have the door close.. part number 67003638. $5 for the part

yhe leveling of the unit will help

I had the same problem - had my local appliance repair shop come by - simple releveling of the unit such that it is tilted slightly back re-establishes things so that the doors will cloe and pull themselves closed. The gaskets are actually magnetized. If the leveling is correct - even upon closing the left door - forcing enough pressure to push open slightly the right side - it will draw itself back in.