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1feralengineer t1_je0e4vl wrote

I googled RF-6350-233 and found it from 50+ retailers (some are no doubt just different store fronts for the same supplier); hard to imagine no one ships to Canada.

However, based on the low value of this appliance, I would not spend that much money on it.

Take measurements and keep them and a tape measure with you whenever you are out shopping. Eventually you will find something that will fit (or you can cut to fit) that will work - cutting board, lid for a plastic bin, etc.)

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mojojojo2842 OP t1_je0ex6n wrote

A lot of places do have a listing for this specific part, but when you actually go to the listing page it says it is no longer available from the manufacturer. It's essentially a placeholder for people who look up their fridge and want to see what the parts are. The few places I've found that actually DO have it available for purchase do not ship to Canada, I've even called them to confirm.

I've been keeping an eye out already, I just wasn't sure what the "best" way to DIY it would be. I want to be sure whatever I use is decently sturdy and won't damage the fridge, but who knows what I'll end up doing lol. In the end it's a free fridge so I can't complain.

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