How do the door seals attach.

You can see in this photo, they are attached with lots of screws going around the inner panel that has a metal frame around it:
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I just loosen all the screws and the gaskets come out, then install new gaskets and tighten the screws back.

Jake

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Thanks Jake, I never thought of lifting the seal from the inside to reveal the screws
Never got to tear the lower freezer compt apart. I noticed 2/3 of the evaporator grill was covered with frozen food, I cleared the grill and no more water in the FFC. I think the cold air was back flowing on to the metal drain pan and freezing the defrost hole shut. Ever hear of anything like that.

No, Usually the defrost drain gets clogged over the years and thats the cause.

Jake

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