How to flip the door on a Hisense RL423N4AC11 Fridge

[@benhassell3030]

For the bottom door I can see you remove the white plastic bit, flip it over and refit it on the opposite side, simples. It for the top door I don’t see you do anything with the black (black on mine at least) door stopper….did this also just flip over or do I need a different stopper? I’ve lost any parts or instructions that may have come with the fridge. Cheers

[@rattech]

I'm not sure I understand you. Which time 0:00 of the video are you talking about? That might help me understand

[@benhassell3030]

@@rattechso at 6:03 you remove the white plastic part from the bottom of the lower (freezer) door, flip it upside down and refit it to the left side of the same door. Nice and easy. But what I’m asking is what do you do with the part on the lower part of the upper (fridge) door. In my case this plastic part is black but your video doesn’t show this part. I think it’s called the door stopper. Is this just a case of re using the part and flipping it over in the same way you have at 6:03 with the lower door part or is it a replacement part?

[@rattech]

​@@benhassell3030mine is all 1 door it's just a fridge. Not a fridge freezer with two doors So I can't help with that. But usually it's just a case of moving stuff to the other side and flipping it.

[@benhassell3030]

@ that explains it then! My bad. Turning out to be a right pain in the bum this is. Cheers for your replies

[@rattech]

To anyone thinking about buying this fridge, I'd say dont bother. It worked OK for about a year. Then a sensor broke on it 1 week before its warranty ran out. They replaced it. And now it frosts up and the temp sensor in the fridge gets covered in ice because its mounted to the evaporator in the fridge (the cold part), which tricks the fridge into thinking its cold = the fridge thinks its cold = doesn't kick in the compressor = doesnt stay cold = the rest of your fridge temperature will raise to dangerous levels (12'c) I've had to take it apart and defrost it about 6 times now and I'm sick of it. Door seals are fine. No obvious leaks. Design flaw personally, having the temperate sensor mounted to the evaporator (which will obviously get covered in ice) is bad design imo. I'm thinking of relocating it off the evap.