Integral Fridge Door hinges

[brianroberts]

Hi - I have a fridge built into the kitchen units. The outer door is part of the kitchen paneling whilst the inner door is part of the fridge. The inner door is attached to the outer door which in turn is hinged (3 hinges) to the inside of the housing cabinet. The bottom hinge has started not to work correctly and I guess I need to replace all three hinges. The hinges seem to be a little different to normal kitchen cabinet hinges - they are flater and also have a little white peg used to align against the main body of the fridge. Could anyone recommend where I could source these hinges from please? Thanks

 

[foxhole]

Depends on the type used, some appliance manufacturers supply specific hinges for their fridges, or the kitchen suppliers make a universal hinge for this purpose.Is the outer door attached to inner by a sliding mechanism on the open side?

 

[brianroberts]

Hi foxhole. No It doesn't look like there is a sliding mechanism - there seems to be soming like springsteel in the hinge itself that allows it to travel outwards a bit on opening.
Here's a picture of it
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Thanks

 

[foxhole]

If the hinge is fixed at all to the fridge then it will be supplied by fridge manufacturer.