Poor sealing on a Whirlpool refrigerator door allows warm, humid air to enter. This raises run time, creates frost and condensation, warms the fresh-food section, and can even cause ice buildup near the diffuser. The fix ranges from heat-forming or replacing gaskets to leveling and hinge/cam adjustments.
We locate the exact leak points, check cabinet level and door sag, test magnetic seal strength, and ensure the mullion, cams, and closers pull the door tight at the end of travel.
After repair we verify seal strength around the full perimeter and re-check temperatures and run time.
Often yes. We heat-form the gasket to recover shape and reseat the corners. If rubber is cracked or hard, replacement is best.
Cabinet out of level or worn hinge cams prevent the final “pull-in.” We adjust level and cams so the door self-seals.
Yes. Leaks increase run time and can cause frost/ice, making the fridge work harder. Fixing the seal lowers energy use and improves temps.