Parts for Whirlpool CB19G7B00B5: 03 - Freezer Door Parts

This refrigerator door gasket seals the door to the cabinet to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replacing a worn or deformed gasket restores a reliable seal, steadier temperatures, and more efficient performance.

• Creates an air-tight seal around the door perimeter
• Helps maintain correct temperatures and reduce frost or condensation
• Supports proper door closing and overall cooling efficiency
• Replace if the gasket is torn, cracked, warped, hardened, or leaves gaps; if the door pops open; or if you see moisture/frost along the door edge

• Disconnect power; remove items from the door bins for access
• Pull the old gasket from the retainer; transfer/loosen corner screws if applicable
• Warm the new gasket (hot water or low-heat hair dryer) to relax it; seat the lip evenly, corners first
• Close the door and check for uniform contact; adjust with gentle heat and by leveling/hinge alignment if needed; allow up to 24 hours for the gasket to fully conform

This door gasket runs around the perimeter of the door opening to create a dependable seal when closed. A proper seal helps limit air and moisture leaks, supporting stable internal conditions, reduced condensation, and efficient performance. What it does:

• Seals the door perimeter to block unwanted air and moisture infiltration
• Helps minimize condensation around the door and maintain consistent internal conditions
• Replaces gaskets that are torn, cracked, warped, or permanently compressed
• Can help when the door won't seal properly or you notice drafts, moisture, or temperature swings

• 1 door gasket

• Disconnect power if removing the door or working near electrical components
• Warm the gasket (soak in warm water or use low heat) to relax it before installation
• Press the gasket fully into the channel/retainer, ensuring corners are completely seated
• Check for uniform contact all around; adjust door alignment if needed and allow up to 24 hours for the gasket to conform

Color: For white, black and bisque models.