Our Burstner has a Domestic fridge freezer model RMD 8505.
The fridge door has a latch that locks when you close the door. When you want to open the door, you depress a button on the top of the door which pushes a lever which in turn presses on a latch to unlock the door. The latch swivels on its midpoint(a bit like a Suffolk latch) and there is a small spring that applies downward pressure on the latch to keep it locked until you press the button.
The small spring has become dislodged from the spigots that hold it in place and I have been trying keyhole surgery with tweezers etc to try and relocate it.
Without success!!!!!!
Anyone had this problem before?. I can't see any way of removing/dismantling the lock short of using a scalpel or craft knife to cut a hole in the side of the lock, relocate the spring and then cover the hole over?
Temporary fix of a rubber band is doing the trick for now
The little plastic slider below the metal latch allows the latch to be lifted in place when MH is pitched up so it acts like a house fridge, ie. simply pull on the door to open
The fridge door has a latch that locks when you close the door. When you want to open the door, you depress a button on the top of the door which pushes a lever which in turn presses on a latch to unlock the door. The latch swivels on its midpoint(a bit like a Suffolk latch) and there is a small spring that applies downward pressure on the latch to keep it locked until you press the button.
The small spring has become dislodged from the spigots that hold it in place and I have been trying keyhole surgery with tweezers etc to try and relocate it.
Without success!!!!!!
Anyone had this problem before?. I can't see any way of removing/dismantling the lock short of using a scalpel or craft knife to cut a hole in the side of the lock, relocate the spring and then cover the hole over?
Temporary fix of a rubber band is doing the trick for now
The little plastic slider below the metal latch allows the latch to be lifted in place when MH is pitched up so it acts like a house fridge, ie. simply pull on the door to open
