The other day I decided to defrost our freezer. Since we first purchased it several years ago it has always accumulated thick layers of frost on the coils. I have had to defrost it every 4 months. We had the repair man out two times when we first got it, but to no avail. So Gerry decided to do something about it. We completely emptied it and re-caulked the seal. It involved taking the door off and apart.


While the caulking dried Gerry managed to pack all the contents into the freezer part of a refrigerator.

The next day it all went back in the big freezer. I am happy to report that the problem has been resolved. It only took about six hours of work!

3 comments:
I come by my DIY genes honestly :)
It is nice when we can repair our own devices. A smart phone would probably be too much for me to even attempt to fix!
Well done Gerry - frosted-up freezers are such a pain to defrost.
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