Beko fridge freezer door handle
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Replaces the terrible Beko 5907610100 door handles that keep breaking
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The Beko 5907610100 door handles have a very poor design that puts all the stress of the handle flexing during use onto the screw hole. Being brittle plastic, they crack at this point regularly, and but are only covered during the warranty period of the fridge freezer.
This design is printed in PETG with perimeters set to 10 and infill (for a small area) of 25%, making for a very strong lay of the filament, which allows flex along the length of the arm. Supports are used, but not essential – they just make for a slightly cleaner screw hole.
Only one STL - just flip it on the X axis to make the other one.
This design combines with a 308mm-long piece of 19mm diameter tube. I used the brushed metal finish from B&Q that was about £8.50 for a 3' length.
I really hope this helps others save some money – please do post pics of your use of it, as I'd love to know these helped!
Should fit the following models:
- CFP1675DW
- CFP1675W
- CFP1691DW
- CFP1691W
- FFP1671W
- FFP2685EW
- LP1651W
- LP1671DW