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Why in the world are the refrigerator manufactures making refrigerators without magnetic front doors? I think if people stopped buying them they would start making the magnetic again. It is an American tradition to put magnets and pictures and drawings on the front of your refrigerator in the refrigerator manufactures need to start making the fronts magnetic again. I will only be buying a magnetic front refrigerator and there aren't that many options out there only whirlpool and Samsung currently make the magnetic fronts that I am aware of you have to shop with the magnet to be sure

The doors are made out of a cheap 300-series (non-magnetic) stainless. They could have used 400-series stainless (which IS magnetic,) but that would cost more.

I have this fridge in my home now, and we love it. ...however, magnets Do Not stick to the front of it. The sides can still be decorated with the artwork and achievements of our kids, but the front remains clear of clutter. I'm a fan of this design, but my wife likes the magnets/art on the front. I'll be making a framed sheet metal area to hang what would normally be prominently displayed on the front of a Traditional refrigerator.

If you choose a Stainless Steel refrigerator, then your magnets will not work. This is due to the fact that 300 series stainless is used. Contrary to one misinformed commentator, they should have used 400 series rather than 300 series, because LG was cheap. Well, 400 series stainless steels generally contain chromium and manganese and are magnetic. While 400 series still exhibits the corrosion resistance that is typical of stainless steel in general, they are less corrosion-resistant than the 300 series(which has nikel), and therefore typically cost less. By the way, we can't sick a magnet on our Sub-Zero, which isn't a cheap refrigerator. If holding magnets is a priority,get a non-stainless unit. Just my 2 cents.

Front doors are not magnetic, but sides are if you have one exposed

The 2 main doors are magnetic... the smaller, outer door, is more of a latch and hook..

Its Stainless Steel! Stainless is non-magnetic! No boycott needed, just dont buy Stainless Steel...

Only the 2 main doors are magnetic. The Door-in-Door requires a push (you'll hear a click) to lock.

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Why in the world are the refrigerator manufactures making refrigerators without magnetic front doors? I think if people stopped buying them they would start making the magnetic again. It is an American tradition to put magnets and pictures and drawings on the front of your refrigerator in the refrigerator manufactures need to start making the fronts magnetic again. I will only be buying a magnetic front refrigerator and there aren't that many options out there only whirlpool and Samsung currently make the magnetic fronts that I am aware of you have to shop with the magnet to be sure
Answered by Summerkrae 9 years ago
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The doors are made out of a cheap 300-series (non-magnetic) stainless. They could have used 400-series stainless (which IS magnetic,) but that would cost more.
Answered by Snurfle 6 years ago
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I have this fridge in my home now, and we love it. ...however, magnets Do Not stick to the front of it. The sides can still be decorated with the artwork and achievements of our kids, but the front remains clear of clutter. I'm a fan of this design, but my wife likes the magnets/art on the front. I'll be making a framed sheet metal area to hang what would normally be prominently displayed on the front of a Traditional refrigerator.
Answered by Volksfire 9 years ago
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If you choose a Stainless Steel refrigerator, then your magnets will not work. This is due to the fact that 300 series stainless is used. Contrary to one misinformed commentator, they should have used 400 series rather than 300 series, because LG was cheap. Well, 400 series stainless steels generally contain chromium and manganese and are magnetic. While 400 series still exhibits the corrosion resistance that is typical of stainless steel in general, they are less corrosion-resistant than the 300 series(which has nikel), and therefore typically cost less. By the way, we can't sick a magnet on our Sub-Zero, which isn't a cheap refrigerator. If holding magnets is a priority,get a non-stainless unit. Just my 2 cents.
Answered by upyourkia 5 years ago
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Front doors are not magnetic, but sides are if you have one exposed
Answered by MrJV25914t9 9 years ago
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No the doors are not magnetic
Answered by bigburch15 9 years ago
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No they are not.
Answered by 08mommy 9 years ago
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The 2 main doors are magnetic... the smaller, outer door, is more of a latch and hook..
Answered by ICELESS 9 years ago
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Its Stainless Steel! Stainless is non-magnetic! No boycott needed, just dont buy Stainless Steel...
Answered by AuDigr 9 years ago
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Only the 2 main doors are magnetic. The Door-in-Door requires a push (you'll hear a click) to lock.
Answered by Cody0713 9 years ago
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