Freezer door does not close properly or pops open slightly after being shut.

Safety first: Ensure the unit is stable before adjusting hinges.

Check for obstructions:

• Inspect shelves and baskets to ensure no items are protruding and hitting the door.
• Rearrange contents to allow the door to close freely.

Inspect gasket:

• Look for tears, hardened sections, or gaps between the gasket and cabinet.
• Use the paper test: close a sheet of paper in the door at various points; it should be held firmly.

Corrective actions:

• Warm and reshape gasket: Use a hair dryer on low to gently warm warped areas and press them into place until they cool.
• Adjust hinges: Slightly loosen hinge screws and adjust the door position so it aligns squarely with the cabinet, then retighten.
• Level cabinet: Ensure the freezer is slightly tilted back so the door closes by gravity.
• Replace gasket: If the gasket is torn or cannot be reshaped, replace it with a Blomberg-compatible door gasket.

Test: Close the door and verify it seals all around and does not pop open.