Will this fix the broken door or do I need new door and this part so as not to break another door. This is second door to break at hinge.
1377980
I didn't read my response before I sent it. Sorry. My friend had to replace his door and used the part on the new door. He had the old door hinge break off and the old door could not be reused. I hope this makes more since.
1377981
I drilled a small hole through the broken piece all the way to the door to add pin (same size as drill bit) between the two. I then used JB Weld to fill the void and epoxy the broken part back on to the door. Clean all excess before it dries and hardens. After it all dries, use a black permanent marker to blend it back to black. Then use this bracket to make sure it doesn't happen again.
1377982
It fixed my door, although I am careful not to load too much stuff in the door anymore.It remains a mystery why the manufacturer does not install this simple part in the first place.
1377983
No, it will not. I epoxied mine but it did not hold. It's purpose is to keep the new door from breaking. It appears that it solves the problem.
1377984
I did repair my door with the hinge kit. It has worked fine ever since. There are two styles of hinge kits, so make sure you get the right one. I ordered both before figuring out which one worked for my door.
1377985
You will need new door and the part to prevent new break. Plus, load door lightly. Not heavy drinks etc.
1377986
I epoxied the plactic pieces together, let them set up firm, THEN installed the new piece. It held! I think it would depend how the plastic broke.
1377987
As far as I've been told, it will NOT fix the broken door however it will help prevent another door from breaking. These hinges are sold in pairs (one right side & one left side). I also installed one at the bottom of my freezer door as well. My hinges are on the right side of the door so I have two left side retrofit pieces which I don't require.
728581
None whatsoever door works like a charm,just make sure it is installed by someone who knows what they are doing....
254933
I'm not sure about your particular model, the model number was specific when I ordered mine. This was a great fix vs replacing the door, according to whirlpool it's a non serviceable part
95945
Ours is the external hinges.. Hope it can work for yours because it is a great door panel..good luck
1481425
Ruth,I'm trying to replace my door flap. And it has the same number as yours. Did this replacement flap work?Thanks Eddie
691798
My door broke yesterday. Don't even know how it happened. Had it out for the 4th and it was just popped out. Sucks
696574
Sorry. Once the hinge is in place the door will not stay open. The only thing you can do is prop the door open.
858670
Yes, they are the same part for either door. Replacement is relatively easy, if you have a little mechanical ability and a couple simple tools. I though anything having to do with vehicle doors are typically a pain in the butt, but it was a pleasant surprise, how quick and easy these went.
1384593
I bought mine around the same time and didn't have that problem. It's odd that you would receive both with hinge damage. As far as I know it has been fixed. Yes. I hope you get a better replacement.
1225002
Had the same problem. Called manufacturer's customer service and they pointed out that there are actually TWO different kind of hinges. The difference is barely noticeable and not super obvious in the directions, but enough to screw up your doors. Switch the hinges and you'll be good.
934944
I have a fairly heavy door with slates. It came with two hinges, the top one went bad after about 20 years. I tried to just replace that with a standard quality double hinge from Home Depot. It did not work, too weak. So I bought this double pack. They are a little stronger than the standard quality I got at Home Depot. That said, I did use both of them on my door, total 3. I would suggest using 3, better to have it and not need it... Push comes to shove you can always pull the middle hinge and reposition to put all four on the door. Note: I am a do-it my-selfer and not a contractor or skilled carpenter. I have a fairly heavy door with slates. It came with two hinges, the top one went bad after about 20 years. I tried to just replace that with a standard quality double hinge from Home Depot. It did not work, too weak. So I bought this double pack. They are a little stronger than the standard quality I got at Home Depot. That said, I did use both of them on my door, total 3. I would suggest using 3, better to have it and not need it... Push comes to shove you can always pull the middle hinge and reposition to put all four on the door. Note: I am a do-it my-selfer and not a contractor or... » Read More I have a fairly heavy door with slates. It came with two hinges, the top one went bad after about 20 years. I tried to just replace that with a standard quality double hinge from Home Depot. It did not work, too weak. So I bought this double pack. They are a little stronger than the standard quality I got at Home Depot. That said, I did use both of them on my door, total 3. I would suggest using 3, better to have it and not need it... Push comes to shove you can always pull the middle hinge and reposition to put all four on the door. Note: I am a do-it my-selfer and not a contractor or skilled carpenter. « Show Less
1243279
No, although if you wanted to spend the extra money you could buy another door section from the manufacturer as they sell replacement parts. It would fit just fine but wouldn't be too cheap
566010
I'm pretty sure it fits both windows, I had a drivers side break. I'm pretty sure if the other door is the opposite you can just flip the two pieces around. This was the cheapest I found anywhere and I looked for about a month before I was sick of the broken window and just fixed it. Have you taken your door panel apart? The most frustrating part was getting the door panel apart then putting it back together with the motor. I'm sure if you have a better set of tools its much easier, i pretty much jsut did it with a set of torx screwdrivers and a par of pliers. Good luck.
1212252
yes. loosten the screws, and pull, or adjust the door, to your desire, and re tighten the screws. i had to do this also, just replacing the hinges will not guarentee proper alighnment of doors. the weight of the doors needs to be taken off, or alighned for proper level looks.
1913302
I called them on the phone with a minor issue and the customer service was terrific. I'm sure if you call, they will help you. The H/P rating of the door shouldn't have anything to do with it.
2122658
Since B&D makes the opener I would contact them directly. I'm not familiar with the repair parts or process.
136210
The first door I ordered did not work because the shape didn't match.. Be sure to check the shape. This door worked perfectly for me.