You only need to replace seals if they are damaged or torn. Most modern refrigeration products have moulded-in seals which cannot be changed and should last many years. There is a magnetic strip inside the seal to grip against the cabinet edge.If you can see a gap, try steaming the seal with a small kitchen steam gun - this will soften it and allow the magnet to grip. Finally apply a smear of Vaseline to the sliding edge of the seal (door pivot side) Also a drip of oil on the pivots. If the door will not close tightly the usual reason is that something is stopping it - an extra fat bottle perhaps ? or a misplaced shelf ? Try lifting the door up to check it is not catching at the bottom - if there is excess movement fit a washer on the bottom pivot to raise up.
If you had bothered to type "Ice diamond fridge freezer" into Yahoo search engine, it would have listed the Hotpoint web site with a list of spares and prices, it took me a few seconds to find this information. Had you done the same, you could have ordered the part and it would now be on it's way to you. As for you being able to fit them?
Dave
October 2011
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