How to fix a plastic refrigerator door shelf that snapped in two?
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A good glue may keep them together, but being the shelves are fairly thin, and so smooth, they may not stay together. It is worth a try.
I'd glue first and reinforce the underside w/plexiglass or other suitable product which depending on how it slides in might have to be cut less than the shelf full size. You could try reinforcing w/vinyl wall board made for shower area.
If it doesn't actually fasten to the refrigerator itself, I would just go to Home Depot and get them to cut a replacement from plexiglass.
Two ideas here. You can judge for appearance sake. I would use Gorilla glue and then support that when dry with some duct tape-you can get it in white or whatever match color you need. If that doesn't seem to be holding weight, then you would and could get a replacement shelf from appliance parts place online by just using your make and model number. I use Repair Clinic and Appliance Parts Pros.
Adding...Sorry.... They are both available online and generally you get parts in less than 3 days.