fitting freezer door seal?

Not necessarily. Some door seals clip or slot into place. Even seals permanently attached to a door can be replaced as in this video-

http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/fridges-and-freezers/a/2/1145/how-to-replace-a-freezer-door-seal.html

If you can get a replacement seal, the seal can be replaced- obvious, isn't it?

Smiling Carcass
July 2010

it may have screws behind the seal,which will take off the panel and seal,then its an easy job of fitting the new seasl to the linear and screwing back together..if not.... prize the old seal away from the door linear ( be careful not to break the linear) fit the new seasl by tucking it over the linear and use alittle silicone sealer to help keep it in place,then make sure the door shuts by itself and gently tape the door for 24 hours to let the silicone set.DO NOT firmly psh all this together otherwise the door wont seal properly

jess the frdige
December 2008

all depends if there are screws holding the seal on?

jess the fridge
December 2008

pull the seal back and if it has screws around the edge you can change the seal but more and more models now dont have door seals that can be changed.you have to buy the whole door!.no screws means whole door required.

ck
December 2008