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Replace cracked/broken trays in freezer?

donaghs · 2016-01-23 11:02:04

Hi, I've inherited an integrated freezer unit in my house (cant see any brand name on it), but the freezer trays are very badly cracked and I want to replace them. Would anyone know the simplest/quickest way to go about replacing them in the Dublin area? Thanks

23-01-2016 11:02am

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donaghs

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Hi, I've inherited an integrated freezer unit in my house (cant see any brand name on it), but the freezer trays are very badly cracked and I want to replace them.
Would anyone know the simplest/quickest way to go about replacing them in the Dublin area? Thanks

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#2 24-01-2016 2:35pm

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The Spare Parts Centre in 9 North Frederick Street, Dublin 1 does replacement parts for most appliances.
If there's no brand name on the outside, look inside for a stuck on label giving model number, rating info, etc. Maybe that would be sufficient for them to ID the unit.

In the short term, of if Spare Parts can't help, if the drawers are not actually falling apart, I have found Insulating tape very effective in holding cracked freezer drawers together. Just dry them thoroughly beforehand.The insulating tape withstands the low temps very well and doesn't come unstuck.

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