Product review (5 stars): Cheap fridge/freezer door fix.
If you fridge door won't close all the way or on a side-by-side freezer/fridge this is the item to buy.
Search using the words "door closer kit."
I spent a lot of time searching door cams, gaskets and about a half dozen other words until giving up and calling customer service.
The beauty of this item is that it contains 2 different styles of upper and lower door cams that in my estimation, one of them will fit every fridge made regardless of brand. I have a Whirlpoool model ED5KVEXVQ00 and they fit and the door now shuts on it's own.
Also, buying the kit is a helluva lot cheaper than buying the cams individually.
I installed it myself.
Couple of tips from my experience: lubricate the cams with dielectric grease. The cams have teeth that fit into each other and grease allows for better movement and prevents quicker deterioration.
Second: take the salad dressing and grape jelly out of the shelves of the fridge if you do, like I had to, take both doors completely off. Less weight to move and less mess to clean up when one of the shelf items falls to the tile and breaks...and it will, no matter how careful you are.

Common tools are required: flathead screw driver , 5/16 socket and ratchet & that's about it.
Another tip: while you're at it, push that fridge away from the wall. In the back, take off the 5 or 6 screws that hold the flimsy piece of cardboard (in my case) that protect the motor and fan. Take the long wand of your vacuum cleaner and vacuum all the dust/grime/pet hair that had built up on the coils, motor, fan, everything back under there. You'll be shocked how dirty and disgusting it is.
This will prevent early motor/fan failure or that horrible noise that comes from the fan/motor when the dust has accumulated for years and prevents them from operating properly (in my case).
There are plenty of YouTube videos that will walk you through the repair step by step. I'm not a handyman by any means and it took me about 45 minutes and I saved a dollar by not having to call someone out to do it.
Makes you feel like a man too, to complete a repair that before seemed way out of your league. (In my case).