You didn't mention whether this is a combination freezer/refrigerator but I'll assume it is.
If you inspect the areas opposite where the hinges currently are mounted, you should see some small, cosmetic plugs that can be pried out.
These are the mounting points for changing the opening direction of the doors.
On most units however, doors would both have to be moved since the center hinge is normally a single piece with hinge pins pointed up as well as down.
The hinge mounts should have holes slightly larger than needed so that the closure of the doors can be slightly changed to correct alignment.
Most likely, you never notice the light bulb in your freezer or refrigerator until it is not working. Then it is time to replace the bulb. This is especially important with freezers, which are often in areas with poorer lighting, like basements or garages. Fortunately, the task is a simple one.
Instructions
1 Unplug the freezer to prevent an accidental shock when you remove the light bulb.
Have a nice day! : ))
101 views
Usually answered in minutes!
×