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LOL when you were ramming into the gap, did you ever think that this might not be the best cause of action!?:smile:
 
Take the light switch off and apply some brute force to tip the fridge forward for Christ's sake.

I am starting to think about twice about travelling by rail after this debacle.
 
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Just tell Mrs Mk it's stuck and is now your beer fridge!:smile:
You'll Thank me come Christmas.
 
Surely you can remove the light switch then tip it forward. Put some washing up liquid on the wall on the left. And the plastic trim top and bottom of the door looks like it is slightly wider than the fridge so lever that off with a screwdriver first.
 
Why not phone the fire brigade and tell them that you can hear a cat behind it .

Have a cat, so she may make herself useful after the £££s I've spent on the ungrateful moggy. :thumbsup:

Right, plan of action is:

Removing lightswitch.
Apply washing up liquid.
Remove all doors.
Tilt and PULLLLLLLLLLLL!

If that doesn't work I'm send for Mad Cyril and his cache of C4.
 
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