Crosley Refrigerator Gasket & Seal

Color: Black

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 refrigerator door gasket replaces a worn seal to restore a tight, even closure around the door. A proper seal keeps cold air in and moisture out, helping maintain temperature, reduce frost, and minimize run time. What it does:

• Forms a tight seal between the door and cabinet frame
• Helps maintain set temperatures and reduce moisture intrusion
• Resolves frost or condensation at the door and frequent compressor cycling
• Common signs: torn, cracked, or warped gasket; gaps; door not sealing smoothly

• Includes: 1 door gasket

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove or secure contents for safety
• On many models, loosen the inner-liner screws or pull the old gasket from the retainer/channel to remove
• Warm the new gasket (warm water or low heat from a hair dryer) to relax shipping folds
• Seat corners first, then press the rest into the retainer; verify seal with a paper-slip test and adjust as needed

This gray door gasket restores a tight seal around the freezer door opening so cold air stays in and warm, humid air stays out—helping maintain proper temperature and reduce frost buildup when the original seal is worn or damaged. What it does:

• Seals the perimeter of the freezer door to prevent air leaks
• Helps minimize frost/ice accumulation and moisture around the door
• Supports consistent interior temperatures and performance
• Common signs of failure: tears, warping, gaps, frost buildup, sweating/condensation, and poor door sealing

• 1 gray door gasket

• Unplug the appliance before servicing
• Warm the new gasket (soak in warm water or gently heat) to relax folds for easier installation
• Install starting at the corners; ensure the gasket fully seats in the retainer all the way around
• After installation, check seal tension around the door; use low heat to help the gasket conform if needed

This freezer door gasket replaces a worn or deformed seal to restore a tight, even closure on the freezer door. A proper seal keeps cold air in and humid air out, reducing frost buildup and temperature swings.

• Creates an air-tight seal between the freezer door and cabinet to contain cold air
• Helps maintain correct temperature and efficiency; reduces frost/ice around the door perimeter
• Symptoms of failure: tears, cracks, warping, gaps, or door not closing fully
• Presents as frost buildup, moisture/condensation, or warm spots in the freezer

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Let the new gasket relax (lay flat; warm gently with hot water or a hair dryer) for easier fit
• Remove the old gasket from the retainer/channel; on screw-retained styles, loosen (do not remove) liner screws as needed
• Seat the new gasket evenly, starting at the corners; use gentle heat to smooth wrinkles and ensure a uniform seal all around

The Evaporator Cover Gasket seals the perimeter of the freezer's evaporator cover to prevent air leaks that can lead to frost, moisture, and temperature swings. Replacing a worn gasket helps restore proper airflow and consistent cooling.

• Seals the evaporator cover to the liner to maintain directed airflow and contain cold air
• Helps prevent frost or ice buildup around the cover and on nearby air passages
• Can help address symptoms like temperature inconsistencies, poor cooling, or excess moisture caused by air leaks
• Replaces a torn, flattened, or missing gasket to ensure a tight cover fit

• Disconnect power before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove freezer shelves/bins and the evaporator cover to access the gasket
• Clean mating surfaces; press the new gasket fully into place with no gaps or twists
• Ensure air vents are unobstructed, reinstall the cover securely, then restore power

This seal-damper is the gasket that fits around a refrigerator's air damper to help keep compartments properly separated and maintain intended airflow. Replacing a torn or compressed seal helps reduce uneven cooling and drafts. What it does:

• Seals the air damper opening to limit unwanted air exchange between compartments
• Helps maintain stable temperatures by preventing cold or warm air leakage
• Common symptom fix: reduces uneven cooling or warm spots near the damper area
• Also helps reduce excess frost or condensation that can form from persistent air leaks

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair and remove nearby food/shelves for access
• Access the damper housing per your model's service instructions, remove the old seal, and seat the new seal onto the damper frame or mounting groove
• Clean the mounting surface of debris or old adhesive so the new seal sits flat; use gentle pressure to fully engage the seal
• If the damper housing is cracked or the seal does not seat properly, replace the damper assembly.

This fresh food door gasket seals the refrigerator compartment door to keep cold air in and warm air out. Replacing a worn gasket restores a tight seal, improves temperature stability, and helps prevent condensation and frost around the door.

• Seals the perimeter of the fresh food (refrigerator) door to limit air leaks
• Helps maintain proper interior temperature and efficiency
• Typical symptoms of failure: door not closing or sealing fully; visible tears, gaps, or warping
• May cause moisture, sweating, or frost near the door gasket area

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Warm and relax the new gasket (soak in warm water or use low heat) to ease installation; do not overheat
• Clean the door's gasket channel; install starting at the corners and ensure even seating all around
• Close the door and check for uniform contact; use a paper-slip test to confirm the seal

The Freezer Door Gasket is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It creates a seal around the freezer door to maintain a consistent temperature by keeping cold air in and warm air out. This helps ensure proper freezing conditions and prevents energy loss.

Over time, gaskets can degrade due to wear, exposure to extreme temperatures, or cleaning with harsh chemicals. A damaged or worn gasket may fail to seal properly, affecting the freezer's efficiency and potentially leading to increased energy consumption.

Symptoms of a bad gasket include:

• Frost or ice buildup inside the freezer
• Difficulty keeping the freezer door fully closed
• Warm air entering the freezer, causing temperature fluctuations
• Increased energy bills due to inefficient operation

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

The Gasket-FIP  is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators, ensures an airtight seal around the door, preventing cold air from escaping and warm air from entering. This component contributes to the refrigerator's energy efficiency and cooling effectiveness, maintaining the optimal internal temperature to keep your food fresh longer. 

Causes of a bad Gasket-FIP can range from normal wear and tear, accidental damage, or deformation due to improper cleaning methods or exposure to extreme temperatures.  

Symptoms of a bad Gasket-FIP include:

• Noticeable gaps between the gasket and the refrigerator door or frame
• Condensation or frost buildup near the door edges
• The refrigerator working harder to maintain its internal temperature, potentially leading to increased energy bills
• The door not closing as smoothly or firmly as it should

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

This door gasket seals the refrigerator/freezer door to help maintain proper temperature and reduce energy loss. A direct-fit replacement that restores the magnetic seal for better cooling performance. What it does:

• Re-establishes a tight seal around the door to keep cold air in and warm air out
• Helps reduce frost buildup and moisture inside the compartment
• Improves cooling efficiency and may reduce excessive run time from a failing seal
• Stops drafts and prevents food spoilage caused by a poor door seal

• One door gasket

• Clean the door frame and remove old gasket before installing the new one
• Warm or flex the gasket as needed for easier positioning; ensure the magnetic seal seats evenly around the perimeter
• Check hinge alignment and door closing after installation to confirm a complete seal
• Follow appliance power-off and safety precautions; refer to the appliance manual for model-specific instructions

This evaporator cove seal is the replacement gasket that helps keep the evaporator compartment sealed for efficient cooling and proper defrost drainage. It restores the evaporator cove barrier to help maintain temperature consistency. What it does:

• Seals the evaporator cove to limit air exchange between the evaporator area and the fresh food/freezer compartments
• Helps direct defrost water to the drain path and reduce water pooling inside the appliance
• Reduces frost buildup and cold-air loss around the evaporator area
• Commonly replaced when you see frost/ice buildup, interior water leaks, or uneven cooling

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Remove shelves/food and allow the appliance to defrost if ice is present before replacing the seal
• Inspect the evaporator cover and mating surfaces; clean and dry surfaces for a proper seal
• Seat the seal evenly around the cove; avoid overstretching or sharp tools that could damage the gasket