We have one which needs to have the doors changed over to the oposite side it is not one which can be just done with the parts on the present doors, so how do we find out the model so we can buy a kit to do this ? the manual has instructions for several models, at a guess there will be a number somewhere on the body, can anyone point us in the right direction please ?
iluvmuse,
Jul 26, 6:39am
If you're lucky there might be a sticker at the bottom corner of one of the sides.
gpg58,
Jul 26, 6:40am
Often on the back near power cord, could also be inside fridge somewhere, on a door or wall. Might be cheaper and easier to just sell it on here, and replace with correct one.
annies3,
Jul 26, 7:14am
Thanks lol, you might be right
annies3,
Jul 26, 7:15am
Thanks will check with a mirror, might save having to tip it up.
trade4us2,
Jul 26, 7:26am
I have a fridge with a handle on each side. It can be opened on either side.
terri01,
Jul 26, 7:34am
A sharp?
pamow69,
Jul 26, 7:35am
Usually a sticker on the front, down below bottom door, on right hand side of the ledge.
inatiz,
Jul 26, 11:09pm
I have a f&p fridge freezer and as others have suggested, when opening the freezer door the label is at the bottom on the right side.
trade4us2,
Jul 27, 3:11am
Yes. I wonder why they stopped making them? Mine has worked fine for 19 years. I have a Sharp microwave too.
bill1451,
Jul 29, 7:50am
you are lucky to get 19 years, I,m convinced most home appliances are programmed to give grief after 5 years and 10 years unrepairable, but being kiwis we keep fixing them.
trade4us2,
Oct 15, 12:53am
The only appliance I've had that has failed was a F&P dishwasher which I bought new and I was tempted to leave on the footpath outside Magness Benrow. It had constant problems and eventually fell to bits. A very poor design, overpriced parts and poor service.
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