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The home we are buying comes with a refrigerator [Frigidaire pro 26 cubic feet] but one of the crisper pans is cracked --- never seen that but our current fridge does not match and is 12 years old anyway - so I looked at the price of a replacement pan [$150] and thought - is there a good way to repair it? it has a chunck out of the back corner.
Well I have been thinking about your crisper issue today
You could alway use Duct tape
How about some of that plastic epoxy repair stuff from Home Depot/Lowes?? Seems like you could cut a 'patch' out of like a butter lid, and then use the epoxy to stick it over the hole and fill in any cracks with the epoxy too.
If it is just cracked, epoxy or super glue will work.
If there is a chunk missing and you have the chunk = same repair.
If a chunk is missing and you don't have it - then duct tape, old yogurt containers, saran wrap, etc.
Or take a trip up Broadway and check out the used appliance places.
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