A friend wanted to send the refrigerator for repair, but I solved his problem in 5 minutes
It took me for work to go for a few days to another city where my old schoolboy friend lives. Upon learning of my arrival, he immediately informed me that I literally had to visit him, because we hadn't seen each other for 3-4 years for sure, although we periodically communicate on the Internet.
We are sitting in his kitchen, chatting about life, remembering school years and then my gaze accidentally falls on the towel that lies in front of the refrigerator. To my dumb question, he complained that a couple of weeks ago he bought a refrigerator and now water is constantly flowing out of it, so I have to put a towel. By the way, my friend is very far from technology and is always with it on you, so the other day I was going to call the master to inspect the refrigerator.
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What was the problem?
Since I have a better relationship with technology, I decided to see what was the matter. I open the refrigerator door and immediately notice that it opens on its own to its full width, although I'm used to it slamming on the contrary. And I immediately understand that the refrigerator is not tilted correctly and therefore water flows out of it.
I turn on the flashlight on my phone, ask my friend to tilt the refrigerator back a little, and I myself begin to twist the front legs of the refrigerator to align it. I even made a slight tilt back (about 2 degrees) and now the door slams shut itself and fits much more tightly.
By the way, I have an application on my phone that perfectly replaces the building level, for such purposes it is enough for the eyes. It even surpasses bubble levels in accuracy, although it is not so convenient to use ...
Or maybe that's not the problem?
A couple of days after that, a friend wrote that now his refrigerator was much better freezing and there were no puddles under it. He promised to thank me the next time I come to their town 😉