Extra Wide Fridge Seal - Marvel

[Fire99]

Greetings ...

A word in your 'shell like' to quote Delboy. I've a very wide Marvel under counter fridge where the door seal is well past its best. Now I know little about Marvel other than they are eye wateringly expensive and so are their spares. Also the extra wide fridge seems to have gone from their listings.

Sooo. Does anyone have any ingenious suggestions on changing the door seal? Fridges, other than replacing them, are a new science for me so I'm learning from zero upwards.

cheers,

Nick

 

[Seastoke]

Greetings ...

A word in your 'shell like' to quote Delboy. I've a very wide Marvel under counter fridge where the door seal is well past its best. Now I know little about Marvel other than they are eye wateringly expensive and so are their spares. Also the extra wide fridge seems to have gone from their listings.

Sooo. Does anyone have any ingenious suggestions on changing the door seal? Fridges, other than replacing them, are a new science for me so I'm learning from zero upwards.

cheers,

Nick

Photo of seal also contact , the seal company .

 

[Fire99]

Photo of seal also contact , the seal company .

Thanks mate.. I'll give it a whirl.

 

[Boathook]

Could try Fridge & Freezer Spares, Replacement Parts & Accessories | eSpares but they don't list marvel as a make. I got a generic one from them to use on my very old Electrolux fridge as a genuine one wasn't available.

 

[Fire99]

Thanks guys.. The Seal Company were very helpful and with a cross section pic were able to match up a seal in stock. All sent and arrived yesterday.. Very good service. Will try and fit the seal when I'm back on the boat and see how we go.

 

[Seastoke]

Thanks guys.. The Seal Company were very helpful and with a cross section pic were able to match up a seal in stock. All sent and arrived yesterday.. Very good service. Will try and fit the seal when I'm back on the boat and see how we go.

Thanks for the donation.

 

[Fire99]

Well guys.. Tried The Seal Company and after cutting the old one and them 'matching' a new one, the replacement had none of the rigidity of the old and sealed worse than the 23 year old original. So back to the drawing board. Any other options for door seals, and not The Seal Company?