1941 GE refrigerator
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Post# 346214-5/3/2009-07:31 ||| danw (washington, missouri)
Hey Dan! You might try to get a hold of Travis from this site. If anyone would know where you might find a handle for your fridge he would. He has a whole warehouse full of refrigerators.
Mark from Festus MO here and Travis is in St. Louis.
Mark
Hey Dan! You might try to get a hold of Travis from this site. If anyone would know where you might find a handle for your fridge he would. He has a whole warehouse full of refrigerators.
Mark from Festus MO here and Travis is in St. Louis.
Mark
everythingold
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A whole door might be the way to go, those handle assemblies can be nightmares..matt
58limited
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Ted on this site has a bunch of fridges and parts. I can't remember his username, I'll e-mail him on your behalf.
Try these places. If they don't have it, they might know who has it.
This guy, The Uncertain Stoveman in Uncertain, Tx, may be retired but he might have parts. He also probably has some sources. He has a lot of literature for old fridges and stoves:
Finally, look on ebay, you might find a rough fridge that the owner will part out.
Try these places. If they don't have it, they might know who has it.
This guy, The Uncertain Stoveman in Uncertain, Tx, may be retired but he might have parts. He also probably has some sources. He has a lot of literature for old fridges and stoves:
Finally, look on ebay, you might find a rough fridge that the owner will part out.
That "kinda" looks like mine
athanasius80
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Can you get me the cabinet number? I might be able to find the handle number for you, and that would be a start at least...
Hey, I've got a very similar 40's era GE fridge. Anybody know what kind of door gasket it takes?
It runs fine... Just needs new exterior paint. I'm thinking of replacing the 2000 KA top freezer with the GE. Send the KA to the crusher... it has a disease... the foam inside has contracted and caved in the door panels (curved stainless) and even the walls of the cabinet. Naturally, KA refused to do anything about it.
It runs fine... Just needs new exterior paint. I'm thinking of replacing the 2000 KA top freezer with the GE. Send the KA to the crusher... it has a disease... the foam inside has contracted and caved in the door panels (curved stainless) and even the walls of the cabinet. Naturally, KA refused to do anything about it.
