Produce or packaging projecting above a drawer can prevent the drawer seating fully, which may then interfere with the door. Check for a simple obstruction before forcing the drawer or blaming the door seal.
What the observation tells you
Leaves, carrier bags and tall food packs can catch on the shelf above while the front still looks nearly closed. Pressure on the door can hide the issue temporarily without correcting it. Repeatedly pushing harder risks damaging the drawer front or runners and makes it more difficult to identify the original obstruction.
A useful next step
Remove enough contents to see the drawer edges and refit it according to the manual. Keep perishable items chilled while rearranging. If the empty drawer still will not seat, stop forcing it and report any cracked runners, distorted front or displaced support. The observation helps separate a storage problem from damaged fittings.
Manuals and supporting guidance
Model-specific instructions take priority. These references support the practical principles discussed here; they do not diagnose your appliance.