The refrigerator right side door swings all the way around when you open it (180 degrees). Shouldn't it stop half way? How can this be corrected?

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

if you look down at the bottom of the freezer door you'll see a door stop,two 5/16 inch screws hold it in place,the stop on the fridge door must of broke.you can switch it from the freezer to the fridge door for now until you get a new one.part number is WR02X13425 and it's around 5 dollars.give your parts store the model number and they will take care of you,or go here,pick any topic here,put your model number in,to the right of the model it will as model or part number,pick model and click on it and your machine will come up,click on fresh food door,your part is numer 12 and you can order it from sears if you want.let me know how you make out

no. depth is measured from the back of the box to the front of the box but does not include the handles. The depth of the cabinet is used to determine if the doors will open sufficiently to clear countertops and half walls or appliances. Also helps determine if enough space will be available to open doors in small kitchens such as "c" shape, "L" shape or narrow galley kitchens. for small kitchens, the best frig is a side by side. The doors are smaller and less swing space is needed. A 25 cubic foot side by side uses less swing space then a 15 cubic foot single door. If you are worried about depth, you can also get a counter depth frig which will stick out past your countertops by about 2 inches rather then 8-10 inches with a standard frig. standard depth is about 28-36 inches from the back wall when plugged in. Handles get in the way most often in width measurements because they prevent the doors from swinging past 90 degrees if located next to a wall.

check the level of the fridge. If you adj.till it is level the door will stay wherever you stop it. Usually they are adjusted till the door falls shut if started so the door is not left open

The door stop part # WR02X10782 If this is for the refrig door , check the screw at the bottom of the door , to make sure it is not adjusted too high , bypassing the door stop . The same door stop is used on both doors .

It sounds as if your fridge is leaning forward and the weight opens the door to quick and to far, try to get it level and then it will only open as far as you open it.

Regards

Chris

Your diagram shows you have door stops. Your may just need to swap them; around to the other door so it will be turned the correct way. They come installed in the non stop positions.Part 4 http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/getSubComp.pd?modelNumber=JCD2295HES&productCategoryId=0165000&brandId=1266&modelName=JENN-AIR-REFRIGERATION&diagramPageId=00001&componentDescription=REFRIGERATOR%20DOOR&documentId=M0602073&blt=06

as long as its not over 20 lbs on the door you will be ok

Most refrigerators do not have anything to prevent the door from opening all the way. To minimize this , adjust the front leveling legs up enough so the door won't stay open by itself. The refrigerator doesn't have to be level, it just should not rock. Most are adjusted this way to let the door shut itself. This should help. If this doesn't work. make a strap with small chain or seat belt type material. Attach from the bottom of the door. Make it just long enough to not let the door open past 90 degrees.

Do you have room to pull the fridge out from the wall, maybe just a couple inches? Pulling it out from the wall should give you more door swing without hitting the counter.

Let me know if this works for you.

Thanks,
Bill