We came home, after a long day in the big city, and as soon as I opened my door, I could smell some rotten meat. I thought it may have been some animal scavenging meat somewhere or one of the trash cans, which was full, and ignored it. Then I walked to turn on the lights in the carport and as I looked over at the corner where the freezer was, I saw a crack. We didn't close the freezer door properly and now all the food are thawed, including some that may have froze rotten.
Well, I Googled up "fridge door magnetic strip not working" and found out that it is called a "Door Casket."
Here is a conversation where I got the lead to some appliance parts websites:
To find the part, you will need the model # of your fridge.
Here is where you can find your model #:
http://www.easyapplianceparts.com/Model-Number-Locator+9+repair.htm
Ours, obviously, is on the left inside wall of the freezer (pictured here).
I saw some door casket options for $75 and as low as $40. When I searched specifically for ours, it ranged around $100. Here are some prices for ours, if you're interested in a price comparison.
Because it was the most inexpensive (part & shipping), we bought our door casket from Easy Appliance!
Now, wish me luck getting the pice on... :-O
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