Your freezer is running constantly. Frost is building up on food packages. Your electricity bill has increased. The culprit is invisible: a failing door seal letting warm, humid air into the freezer.

The Dollar Bill Test (Works with KSh 200 Note Too)

Close a KSh 200 note in the freezer door, half inside, half outside. Try to pull it out. If it slides out with NO resistance, the seal is not making contact. Test all four sides of the door.

What Happens When a Freezer Seal Fails

Warm, humid Nairobi air enters the freezer. Moisture freezes instantly on evaporator coils. Ice buildup blocks airflow. The compressor runs constantly trying to maintain temperature. Energy use increases 20-40%. Food develops freezer burn.

Why You Shouldn't Ignore a Bad Seal

A failed seal costs you KSh 500-1,000 per month in extra electricity. Replacement seal costs KSh 2,000-4,000 depending on brand. Payback period: 2-4 months.

"I noticed frost on my ice cream. Repair Ready found a gap in the door seal. Replaced it for KSh 3,500. My electricity bill dropped by KSh 800 the next month." — Thomas, Parklands

📞 Call 0707 790 099 for a door seal inspection. We carry seals for all major freezer brands.