Customer Questions and Answers for Bottom Door Seal by Frigidaire

Gina for Model Number GLD2445RFCO

Answer Hello Gina. Yes, based on the information you provided, you will need to order and replace the bottom seal 154576501 on the unit. 

Crd for Model Number FGBD2431KB1

Answer Hello CRD, The rubber gasket would be the bottom door seal 154576501. To remove and install you will need to remove the inner door panel. To remove inner panel, remove the screws on the inner panel and lift up. 

Frank

Answer Hello Frank. On the bottom of the inner door panel you will feel the seal. The old seal pulls out from the bottom of the panel. There is a lip inside the panel on the bottom. You slide the new seal 154576501 into the lip on the inner door panel. There is no adhesive needed for the repair. 

Tia C for Model Number PLD2850RDC2

Answer Hello Tia, Yes the bottom door seal 154576501 would be the part that you would need if the unit is leaking and the seal is torn. Also check the spray arms to make sure that they are not clogged or cracked. 

Paul for Model Number FDB1050REM1

Answer Hi Paul. Unless the seal 154576501 is adjusted properly, it will leak. It has to make contact with the tub on the bottom, but still allow enough room in the middle for the water to flow back into the tub. These can be very hard to adjust correctly, and may require several adjustments to get correct. I know it can get exasperating.Thank You. 

Tr

Answer Hi Tr. You will open the door and remove the lower rack. Then you can clip this seal on the bottom/inside of the inner door. Part #154576501.Note: If you continue to get water splashing at the bottom corners of the inner door after replacing this seal it is suggested to replace splash shield kit 154701001. Thank You. 

Maurya S. for Model Number FDBB2040FB0

Answer Hello Maurya. The seal 154576501 can only be put into the door one way. It has a notch cut into it which fits over a plastic lip that exists only on one side of the seal slot in the door. Bottom of door is made to leak water around this bottom door seal, that's why the middle of this seal is cut out, to allow the water back into the main dishwasher tub. But, common problem is it allows too high a velocity of flow to come through and to splash out within the front door cover and down onto the floor. This must be why they made the "splash guard" kit 154701001. Make sure the seal is touching the bottom of the tub assembly. To install the brass nut, you will remove the wire and the old nut from the heater and screw the nut nut onto the heater and reinstall the wire. Hope this helps. 

Zabitac for Model Number FDB751SCB0

Answer Hello Zaditac. Unless the dispenser is leaking, other than the splash shield kit 154701001, there are no other parts in the door that cause problems. Hope this helps! 

Kim for Model Number GLDB953CS0

Answer Hello Kim. Great information. Always check your spray arms for crack or hole if you have a leak before replacing any seals 154576501. Glad you got it fixed. Thank you. 

Douglas G. for Model Number GSB5712BC1

Answer Hi Douglas. You need to use a putty knife and needle nose pliers to remove the old gasket. It should just pull out all together. Gasket part # 154827601. Use wd-40 spray to assist. yourself. Thank You.