Frigidaire Refrigerator Gasket & Seal

Seals evaporator coil cover to prevent air leaks and frost buildup. Replace when worn or damaged to restore efficient cooling. Confirm fit with model.

Foam seal for refrigerator air deflector. Replace if torn, compressed, or causing temperature issues. Ensures proper airflow between compartments.

Replace your refrigerator door gasket to restore a tight seal, maintain proper cooling, and reduce energy costs. Prevents cold air leaks and frost buildup.

Keeps your refrigerator meat pan sealed and fresh. Replace if worn, cracked, or losing suction. Confirm fit with your model number before ordering.

This coil cover seal is a replacement gasket that fits around the evaporator/coil cover to help maintain an airtight seal and reduce frost and moisture buildup. It restores proper airflow control for more consistent cooling. What it does:

• Seals the coil/evaporator cover to limit warm, moist air entering the coil area
• Helps reduce frost or ice accumulation on the evaporator coil
• Supports efficient cooling and stable compartment temperatures
• Can stop short-cycling or extended run times caused by air leaks
• Prevents moisture intrusion that can lead to corrosion or odor issues

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repairs
• Remove any shelving or covers needed to access the evaporator/coil cover per your service instructions
• Clean mating surfaces and seat the seal fully around the coil cover for an even contact
• If adhesive is used, use OEM-recommended tape or adhesive and allow proper cure time before re-energizing

Double-faced foam tape secures refrigerator door gaskets for proper sealing. Replace when gasket is loose or air leaks occur. Confirm fit with your model.

This return air seal keeps refrigerator airflow channels sealed so cold air returns to the evaporator properly, helping maintain consistent temperatures and reduce frost and moisture issues. It replaces a worn or damaged return-air gasket. What it does

• Seals the return-air opening to direct cold air back to the evaporator
• Helps maintain even cooling and prevents warm air infiltration
• Reduces frost, moisture buildup, and uneven temperature zones
• Commonly replaced when you notice poor cooling, excessive frost, or air leakage noises

• One return air seal

• Disconnect power before starting work
• Remove any trim or panels that block access to the return-air opening
• Seat the seal into the channel or mating surface; some installations use adhesive or retainers—follow the manufacturer's instructions