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I went out and looked at my outdoor fridge and the way it is mounted in the outside kitchen there is no way I could use a bungee cord.

I also measured the distance from the front of the fridge door to the area where the hatch door will be when closed and it is 2 1/2 inches maximum. I believe either a pool noodle laid in front of the fridge door or a piece of 3 x 3 high density foam in the same place will keep the door from opening. Either of these 2 items will compress and the hatch cover is closed.

As a note, on my class c with outdoor kitchen, Forest River installed a rubber bumper on the hatch cover which took up the space between the cover and fridge door when the kitchen door was closed. A bumper could probably be installed using a two part epoxy.