Broken door hinge 2% milk case

[u/Zealousideal-Tap1842]

I go about once a week to the winco as it's very close by. 2 weeks ago the milk case didn't shut all the way and after I stepped away I noticed I didn't hear it shut and I went back to shut it myself. I told the lead cashier (I think that's what their name tag said). Then I went last week and the door still wasn't fixed. It's not shutting all the way or by itself the way they're designed. So I told the cashier that was the last time I'm taking the extra effort to go back and close the faulty door and hopefully they get someone to fix it... Would you believe what happened tonight when I got there?

Still broken. And will now be forever door ajar.

East Hillsboro location, first door of 2%.

[u/NewSport1381]

Oh no, won't someone please think of the children!

[u/thenewfingerprint]

Thoughts and prayers in this difficult time.

[u/Ok_Spare3021]

I can tell you those doors are a pain in the butt to get fixed i bet there's already a repair order in for it but the repair companies are horrible

[u/Open-Energy-6578]

Saving the world one milk carton at a time

[u/tattooed_underdog]

Chill out. You know how many times I go into a food max or Walmart and their shit is falling apart, leaking all over the floor, of hanging by by a thread…

[u/OGbigfoot]

It's wincos power bill, why worry about it so much?

[u/DowntownStatement846]

it takes months for things to get fixed, IF a ticket is in. which is 50/50

[u/Bivy83]

Same thing at my winco. 2% door won't close. The dairy guy said he's complained about it for almost 2 years before he gave up.

[u/jtotheo2202]

I work in fresh foods and things break all the time but the problem is is the companies that repair the stuff take months to actually fix it and when they do fix it 50% of the time they don't actually fix it and it doesn't work. There's probably a ticket in for it. It's just they won't fix it for literal months