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Sealing rubber for the freezer compartment of the Atlant refrigerator (490x556 mm)
The sealing rubber is an essential component of the freezer compartment of the Atlant refrigerator, ensuring airtightness and preventing cold air leakage. The dimensions of the seal are 490x556 mm, making it suitable for various models of Atlant refrigerators. Part number: 769748901503.
Technical specifications and compatibility
| Part number | Dimensions (mm) | Compatible models |
|---|---|---|
| 769748901503 | 490x556 | MHM-1600, MHM-1601, MHM-1602, MHM-1603, MHM-160-50, MHM-1616, MHM-1617, MHM-1700, MHM-1701, MHM-1702, MHM-1703, MHM-1716, MHM-1734, MHM-1741, MHM-1800, MHM-1801, MHM-1802, MHM-1803, MHM-1816, MHM-1834, MHM-1841, MHM-1842, HM-4008, HM-4009, HM-4011, HM-4013, HM-4015, HM-4016, HM-4018, HM-4020, HM-409, HM-4091, HM-4098, HM-411, HM-4708, HM-4710, HM-4711, HM-4713, HM-5002, HM-5005, HM-5007, HM-5009, HM-5011, HM-5016, HM-5017, HM-5019, HM-6020, HM-6022, SK-0.33 |
How to choose the right product
When selecting sealing rubber for the freezer compartment, consider the following factors:
- Correct dimensions: ensure that the seal dimensions meet your requirements (490x556 mm).
- Compatibility: check that the seal is suitable for your Atlant refrigerator model.
- Material quality: choose rubber that is resistant to low temperatures and mechanical damage.
Possible causes of failure and prevention methods
The main reasons for seal failure include:
- Wear and aging of the material.
- Mechanical damage (tears, cuts).
- Contaminants that can disrupt airtightness.
To prevent seal wear, it is recommended to:
- Regularly clean the rubber from dirt and ice.
- Check the condition of the seal every 6 months.
- Avoid sudden temperature changes.
Difficulty of part replacement
Replacing the sealing rubber is a relatively simple task that can be done independently. Below are the steps for replacement:
- Unplug the refrigerator from the power supply.
- Remove the old seal by carefully peeling it away from the freezer door.
- Clean the surface of any remnants of the old seal and contaminants.
- Install the new seal, starting from the top of the door and working downwards.
- Ensure that the rubber fits snugly around the entire perimeter.
- Plug the refrigerator back in and check its operation.
The difficulty of replacement can be rated as low, and even a novice in appliance repair can handle this task.