Admiral Refrigerator Gasket & Seal

The rubber seal/gasket was torn on our KitchenAid refrigerator right side door. I purchased the replacement and followed the directions/recommendations of how to prepare the new gasket for installation. When it's removed from the shipping box, it does have wrinkles and preparing it is a must. I set it out on our tile floor and then used a heat gun (low setting) to warm it up and massage it. It took me about 15 minutes, stopping and restarting as I let the rubber come back to it's desired shape.... Read more

I searched online for replacement parts and Appliance Parts Pros had the part in stock. Before I ordered the part, I watched the video to see if I could handle the repair. I ordered the part and soaked the gaskets with warm water in the tub. The old gaskets had a much simpler setup, so no cutting was involved. I simply pulled the old gasket out of the track without issues, and installed the new one with finger pressure. Per the video, I took both doors off. However, due to the design, I could... Read more

Left new gasket on the table overnight so it could stretch out. Removed the door. Temporarily replaced it with plastic and tape. Pulled off old gasket. Cleaned surfaces with decreaser and wiped dry with paper towels and alcohol. Inserted new gasket. Replaced door. Read more

1. Ordered new gasket. 2. Heated with blow dryer gasket until it resumed its normal shape. 3. Turned off refrig. 4. Cleaned freezer compartment. 5. Removed old gasket. 6. Installed new gasket. 7. Turned on refrig. 8, Operation back to normal in about 6 hours. Read more

Ordered the new gasket from you - installed it and now my freezer is sealed i called to order the correct replacement and they were the very best at helping me !!!!! Read more

• Frost buildup

I took off the whole gasket, all 50 screws, and then put on the new gasket. It just took some time because of the number of screws. Read more

Replaced the gasket . Parts were were here one day after ordered . U-tube video was a big help. Went faster and easier than expected . Read more

First had to clean inside the empty freezer, that was the hard part. removed old gasket and cleaned inside the track in the door. had the new gasket well warmed and in the right shape. put new gasket in track. seating it firmly. It was very easy. I did watch a couple of online videos to get the general idea of what it detailed. While I was at it I cleaned the coils with the brush I also bought with the gasket, worked great. all in all if you get organized before hand and take your time,... Read more

• Door sweating

New seal, old one pulled out easy and new one pushed into place. Read more

Refrigerator door gasket. I ordered one gasket from you guys, it was so easy to replace. Everything is working fine Read more

• Door sweating
• Fridge runs too long

I used the Company's chat line on 11/18/2015 to speak with a representative to make sure I would be ordering the correct replacement part. That was a very helpful and pleasant experience. The agent assured me I would be receiving the part within two days and she was spot on. She indicated I would be receiving an Order Confirmation email with a link to a repair video. The video was very helpful in describing the process to remove the old gasket and the tools I would need. I installed the... Read more

I purchased a freezer gasket + key// from appliancepartspros.com //easy to order. I did not need to lock up my freezer but thought it might help the gasket seat (good thought). To replace gasket I started at top of door, wow, I should have started at bottom. Hated laying on my "belly" to screw in gasket. Ok, I am 77 years old but got the job done. All went okay until I had to close the door, the door would not stay shut. Key: I locked the door for a week. New seal is settling in, freezer is... Read more

Removed old gasket from groove then pushed new one into the cleaned groove. Took 5 minutes. Read more

Went online with Appliance Parts Pros. Looked at the drawing found the part numbers. Order them and they were here the next day. No problems from start to finish. Read more

Appliance repair company quoted $400.00 to replace door seal. Found model number, ordered part. Very pleased when part arrived next day. Using internet found instructions on how to fix. Soaking part for about a hour in hot water made seal pliable and easily went back together. Hint for a refrigerator that has a top freezer, empty door before removing. Very glad I did this, husband surprised it turned out perfect. Question now is how do I get him to fork over the three hundred I saved him? Read more