28-06-2021 04:45 PM
How can you adjust the doors on RS67A8810S9 American fridge freezer when you can only adjust the right side and it says in the instructions you can adjust both ?
Has anyone worked this out ?
28-06-2021 05:13 PM
@Deemcg: Details on how to detach the doors can be found on pages 41-44 of the user manual by following the link below. I see what you mean about the instructions to adjust the height of the door, found on page 32, however I recommend applying the steps to the left hand clamp-nut, as the steps should be identical.
DA68-04277A-00_SEUK_RSFL_2Door.pdf (samsung.com)
28-06-2021 05:17 PM
Thanks.
I don’t want to take the doors off just need to align the left hand door as right hand is at its lowest and the left hand door does not have the same adjustable mechanism only the leveller .
17-07-2021 05:48 PM
07-10-2021 06:47 PM
Did you ever fix this? I have the same issue
01-11-2021 03:41 PM
I too have exactly the same problem with a new Samsung American Style fridge freezer delivered today.
Fridge door is at its lowest height setting but still 7mm higher than the freezer door.
Contacted Samsung Customer Service with photos today, waiting for a reply.
01-11-2021 10:10 PM
My American fridge also has a higher right door even when fully lowered using adjuster nut. The only way I could level it a bit more (still a few mm off) was to wedge a few mm of card under the rear right corner of the fridge.
02-11-2021 07:16 AM
Thanks Dengor, I will give that a try. Not impressed with the Samsung quality control system allowing fridges to reach end users with a clearly visible manufacturing fault!!
Samsung should be relying on end users to come up with solutions to correct their manufacturing errors!
26-11-2021 07:43 PM
I've posted this on another thread but will include it here in the hope that it helps somebody:
Something to try as it worked on mine. Initially the right-hand door was about half-an-inch higher than the left.
On my model there's an adjustable black plastic foot on the left hand side of the unit (i.e. the freezer side) at the front which is turnable with either a screwdriver or a big wrench. It's circular and maybe half-an-inch in depth and should turn fairly easily. When I turned this foot clockwise, that corner of the fridge-freezer moved upwards and, by some magic, the gap between the two doors reduced. It takes a few turns, and I'm not sure if there's a limit to how far you can go, but I've turned mine now so that the two doors are more or less level.
Sounds counter-intuitive, and there's no mention of it in the instructions, but it seemed to work. Might be worth a go, if nothing else has worked.
02-07-2022 11:22 AM
Perfect. Samsung pls amend your instructions.