Gasket & Seal

This refrigerator door gasket creates a tight seal between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replacing a worn or torn gasket restores consistent cooling performance and helps prevent frost and condensation from air leaks.

• Forms an airtight seal around the door perimeter to contain cold air
• Helps maintain proper temperatures and humidity inside the refrigerator
• Reduces frost, condensation, and warm spots caused by leaking seals
• Typical signs of failure: tears, gaps, hardened/warped corners, or doors not sealing firmly

• Unplug the appliance before servicing
• Let the new gasket warm to room temperature; use warm water or a hair dryer on low to relax bends
• Press the gasket fully into the door channel and seat the corners evenly
• Close the door and check for uniform contact all around; allow time for the gasket to conform

This oven door gasket seals the perimeter of the door to keep heat inside the cavity. Replacing a worn seal helps maintain consistent temperatures and proper preheat, improving baking performance and preventing heat from leaking around the door.

• Creates a heat-resistant seal between the oven door and front frame
• Helps maintain set temperature and stable preheat times
• Reduces heat loss and air leaks around the door
• Common symptoms: visible tears or fraying, flattened/hardened gasket, gaps around the door, longer preheat or cook times

• Disconnect power or gas and allow the oven to cool completely before starting.
• Open the door and carefully remove the old gasket; note the orientation of ends/clips for reinstallation.
• Clean the gasket channel/retainer of debris for a proper fit.
• Install without stretching; seat corners fully and ensure the ends meet snugly for a continuous seal.

This refrigerator door gasket forms an airtight seal between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and humid air out. Replacing a worn gasket helps stabilize temperatures, reduce frost and condensation, and improve overall cooling performance.

• Seals the door perimeter to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain set temperatures and humidity levels
• Reduces frost buildup and condensation around the door
• Common symptoms include rips/tears, warping, gaps, poor door seal, or visible moisture/frost at the door

• Disconnect power; let the interior warm slightly to soften the old gasket (or warm the new gasket in hot water)
• Pull the old gasket from the retainer/groove and clean mating surfaces
• Press the new gasket fully into the retainer, seating the corners first and working evenly around the door
• Use warm water or low heat to relax wrinkles; adjust door/hinges if needed

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

The oven door gasket is the heat-resistant seal around the 30-inch oven cavity. It helps the oven reach and hold temperature, preventing heat and steam leaks, and replaces a worn or damaged seal for consistent baking results.

• Seals the door-to-cavity gap to limit heat and moisture loss
• Restores proper door compression to help maintain accurate temperatures and normal preheat times
• Replaces gaskets that are torn, frayed, flattened, brittle, or stretched
• Common symptoms: hot air or steam escaping at door edges, temperature fluctuations, longer cook times, or a door that no longer closes snugly

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Open the door and remove the old gasket, noting seam orientation and where the ends seat
• Clean the mating surfaces; install the new gasket with the seam at the bottom center, seating the ends fully into the factory holes/retainers without overstretching
• Close the door and check for uniform contact around the perimeter

This door seal fits around the dryer door opening to keep heat and moisture inside the drum. Replacing a worn seal restores airflow, improves drying performance, and helps prevent lint and warm air from escaping around the door.

• Seals the door perimeter to maintain proper airflow and temperature inside the drum
• Reduces heat and moisture loss that can lead to longer dry times
• Helps contain lint and dust around the door opening
• Replace if the seal is torn, brittle, flattened, missing sections, or if you feel warm air or see lint escaping around the door

• Disconnect power and allow the dryer to cool before servicing
• Remove the old seal and clean the door surface so the new seal seats flat
• Align and press the new seal evenly around the opening; avoid stretching
• Close the door to confirm latch engagement and an even seal; run a short test cycle to check for leaks

This door seal restores a tight, even closure between the door and cabinet opening. Replacing a worn seal helps contain heat and moisture, prevent leaks or steam escape, and bring the appliance back to consistent performance.

• Forms a continuous gasket around the door perimeter for proper closure
• Helps prevent water, steam, or air from escaping during operation
• Supports correct temperature and cleaning/drying performance
• Replace if the seal is torn, flattened, brittle, or if you notice leaks, steam escaping, or longer preheat/cycle times

• Disconnect power; shut off water and allow the unit to cool completely
• Remove the old seal from its channel and clean the groove and mating surfaces
• Press the new seal evenly into the channel, ensuring corners seat fully without twists
• Close the door for several hours to help the gasket conform; check for uniform contact all around

Kit contains 2 pads, 1 right glide, 1 left glide, and instruction sheet. Support brace no longer included.

This door boot gasket seals the opening between the washer door and the front of the outer tub. Replacing a damaged or deformed boot stops front leaks and restores a tight, reliable seal.

• Forms a watertight seal between the door and outer tub to contain wash water
• Helps maintain proper door closure
• Common signs of failure: water leaking from the door/front, visible tears or cracks, loose or misshapen boot, residue that returns after cleaning

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Remove the outer and inner retaining bands; note the gasket's orientation and any drain ports
• Seat the new gasket evenly on the tub lip; reinstall clamps securely and verify the seal all the way around
• Run a short test cycle to check for leaks before returning to service

Color: Apollo Grey

Color: White

The Gasket-FIP is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. This gasket provides a seal around the refrigerator door, preventing warm air from entering and cool air from escaping. 

Common causes of a bad gasket include age-related wear, exposure to temperature fluctuations, and physical damage from frequent opening and closing of the door.

Symptoms of a bad gasket-fip include:

• Warm air leaking into the refrigerator
• The door not closing properly
• Increased frost buildup in the freezer
• Higher energy bills due to inefficient cooling

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

This gasket trim seals the dishwasher door opening, helping contain moisture and steam during cycles. Replacing a worn, torn, or missing trim restores a proper barrier and helps prevent drips or condensation at the door area. What it does:

• Provides a moisture/steam barrier where the door meets the tub opening
• Helps protect the console and surrounding surfaces from escaping steam
• Cushions the door for a snug, secure close
• Common signs to replace: cracked, flattened, deformed, or missing trim; moisture around the door edges; visible wear

• 1 gasket trim

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Open the door and pull the old trim straight out of the channel
• Clean the groove; press the new trim fully into the channel without stretching
• Open and close the door to confirm even contact; reseat if needed

This refrigerator door gasket seals the fresh food door to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replace a worn seal to restore temperature control, reduce condensation, and help the appliance run efficiently.

• Creates an airtight seal between the door and cabinet
• Helps maintain stable interior temperatures and reduce energy loss
• Limits moisture buildup around the door opening
• Replaces gaskets that are cracked, torn, shrunken, deformed, or not sealing

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Allow the new gasket to relax; if needed, warm it in hot water to ease installation
• Remove the old gasket carefully; seat the new gasket fully into the door channel, checking corners
• Verify door alignment and test the seal by closing on a sheet of paper and adjusting as needed

The Pan Cover Front Gasket is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This gasket provides a seal for the front edge of the refrigerator's crisper or pantry drawer pan cover, preventing cold air from escaping and ensuring that the contents remain at the optimal temperature for freshness.

Common causes of a bad gasket include regular wear and tear, exposure to food spills, or accidental damage from frequent opening and closing of the drawer.  

Symptoms of a bad pan cover front gasket include:

• The drawer not sealing properly, leading to temperature fluctuations
• Visible cracks, tears, or warping of the gasket
• Increased condensation or frost buildup in the drawer area
• Food items spoiling faster than usual

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This door gasket creates an airtight seal around the perimeter of the refrigerator or freezer door. Replacing a worn seal helps maintain stable temperatures, reduce frost and moisture, and improve efficiency and food preservation.

• Seals the door opening to prevent warm air leaks and cold air loss
• Helps maintain proper temperatures in the fresh food or freezer section
• Reduces frost buildup and condensation around the door
• Replaces gaskets that are cracked, warped, torn, or won't lay flat
• Symptoms include visible gaps, moisture on or around the gasket, frequent frost, or longer run times

• Disconnect power and clear items from the door for easier access
• Warm the new gasket with a hair dryer on low or soak in warm water to relax folds
• Remove the old gasket from the retainer; press the new gasket fully into the channel, starting at the top corners and working around
• Check door alignment and sealing all around; adjust hinges if needed and perform a dollar-bill test

The Drum Seal is an OEM part for LG dryers. It forms an airtight seal between the rotating drum and stationary outer housing. This seal prevents air leakage that could diminish drying effectiveness.

Causes of a bad drum seal can include cracks or breaks from heat cycling over time, hardening and failure of rubber seal materials, or physical damage from cleaning tools or debris inside the drum.

Symptoms of a bad drum seal include:

• Slow or incomplete drying times
• Clothes not feeling fully dry at the end of cycles
• Excessively long heating cycles
• Noticeable air drafts around the dryer housing

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.