Gasket & Seal

This upper trim strip finishes the top edge of the appliance's front opening, restoring a clean look and helping protect nearby components. Replace a cracked, missing, or loose strip to keep panels aligned and secure.

• Provides a finished edge along the upper portion of the door/face area
• Helps protect adjacent components from dust and minor splashes
• Maintains proper panel gaps and alignment
• Typical symptoms: visible cracks, warping, looseness, rattling, or exposed/sharp edges

• Disconnect power before servicing; also shut off water
• Remove the existing strip by releasing screws/clips; retain hardware for reuse
• Align the new strip and secure evenly—do not overtighten fasteners
• Check door/panel operation afterward to confirm proper fit and clearance

This refrigerator door gasket compresses against the cabinet to create an air-tight seal. Replacing a worn gasket helps keep cold air in, maintain set temperatures, reduce moisture and frost, and support overall efficiency.

• Forms a continuous perimeter seal so the door closes snugly against the frame
• Helps maintain consistent internal temperatures and proper humidity
• Reduces frost/ice buildup and exterior condensation around the door area
• Signs of failure can include torn or warped rubber, visible gaps, condensation or frost near the door, longer run times, or warming inside the compartment

• Unplug the refrigerator and clear items from the door for easier handling
• Warm the new gasket (room temperature, or gently with a hair dryer on low or warm water) to relax folds—do not overheat
• If retained by screws, loosen the inner-liner retainer, seat the gasket lip starting at the corners, then tighten evenly; for push-in styles, press fully into the channel
• After installation, verify uniform contact all around and adjust door hinges if needed; allow up to 24 hours for the gasket to fully conform

This gasket creates a watertight seal between mating parts in the dishwasher's water system. Replacing a worn or damaged seal helps stop leaks during cycles and maintains proper wash performance. What it does:

• Seals the joint between components such as the sump, pump housing, or inlet assemblies
• Prevents water leakage under pressure during fill, wash, and drain
• Helps maintain spray pressure by reducing internal bypass
• Common symptoms include water on the floor or in the base pan, and a flattened, cracked, or brittle old gasket

• One gasket

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access the gasket location and remove any retaining hardware
• Remove the old gasket and clean both sealing surfaces thoroughly
• Seat the new gasket evenly without twisting; tighten fasteners/clamps uniformly and run a test cycle to check for leaks

This gasket seals the upper oven door to the front frame to keep heat inside the cavity for stable baking and safer, more efficient operation. Replace a worn seal to stop heat leaks and improve temperature consistency.

• Provides a heat-resistant seal around the upper oven door perimeter
• Helps the oven preheat faster and hold the set temperature
• Reduces heat and steam escaping at the door edges
• Common signs of wear: fraying or tears, flattened/hardened sections, visible gaps, longer preheat or uneven baking

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before starting.
• Open the door and carefully pull the old gasket from the retainers around the frame.
• Press the new gasket evenly into the retainers without stretching; align corners and ensure the ends meet cleanly.
• Close the door to confirm uniform contact around the seal before heating.

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

This is the front seal for the refrigerator's crisper compartment. It restores a tight barrier at the drawer's front edge so the crisper closes flush and maintains proper humidity to help keep produce fresh.

• Seals the front edge of the crisper to limit air leaks between the drawer and fresh food compartment
• Helps maintain intended humidity levels inside the crisper
• Restores smooth, flush closure of the drawer front
• Replace if the seal is torn, deformed, or missing; symptoms can include excess condensation or wilting produce

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove the crisper drawer
• Pull the worn seal off the crisper front/channel and clean the mating surface
• Warm the new seal in hot water to improve flexibility; press it evenly into place and ensure corners are fully seated
• Reinstall the drawer and verify proper alignment and closure

This O-ring is the sealing gasket between mating components, keeping fluid contained inside the system. Replacing a worn ring restores a tight, leak-free connection and helps prevent drips, moisture, and leak-related error indications.

• Creates a compressible seal between parts to prevent leaks at the joint
• Helps maintain proper system flow by stopping seepage or air ingress
• Direct replacement for rings that are flattened, cracked, brittle, swollen, or missing
• Common symptoms include dripping at the connection, moisture beneath the unit, or leak/float error alerts

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing; wear appropriate PPE.
• Note the original ring's location; clean the groove and mating surfaces before installation.
• Apply a light coat of compatible silicone grease; avoid twisting or overstretching the ring.
• Seat evenly, reassemble, restore service, and check for leaks during a test cycle.

This tub cover seal fits between the outer tub and the tub cover/splash guard on compatible washers. It keeps wash water and suds contained, helping prevent leaks from the top of the cabinet during agitation and spin.

• Forms a watertight barrier between the outer tub and the tub cover/splash guard
• Helps prevent splash-over and top-rim leaks during wash and spin
• Maintains proper containment of water and suds inside the tub assembly
• Common failure signs: water leaking from the top area, wet streaks down the outer tub, visible cracks, hardening, or flattening of the seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing; wear gloves and eye protection.
• Access the tub cover per service instructions; release the retainer ring/clips to remove the cover and old seal.
• Clean and dry all mating surfaces; remove residue so the new seal seats evenly.
• Lightly moisten the new seal, install uniformly around the rim, reinstall the cover/retainer, and run a short test with water to check for leaks.

The Dishwasher Water Inlet Seal is essential for maintaining the optimal performance of your dishwasher. This genuine OEM part ensures a perfect fit with a range of Samsung dishwasher models, providing a reliable barrier against leaks. Crafted from high-quality materials, the Water Inlet Seal offers durability and long-lasting protection, helping to prevent water damage and enhance the efficiency of your appliance. Easy to install, this seal restores your dishwasherGÇÖs functionality without the need for professional assistance. By replacing a worn or damaged inlet seal with this genuine OEM part, you can ensure consistent water flow and improve the overall cleaning performance of your dishwasher. Investing in the Dishwasher Water Inlet Seal not only prolongs the life of your appliance but also contributes to a hassle-free dishwashing experience, giving you peace of mind and dependable results every time you run your dishwasher.

Color: Grey

This dishwasher door seal fits into the tub channel to create a tight, water-resistant barrier when the door closes. Replacing a worn gasket helps stop nuisance leaks and restores proper door compression and moisture containment.

• Creates the primary seal around the dishwasher tub opening when the door is closed
• Helps keep wash water, suds, and steam inside the wash cavity
• Wear can lead to drips at the front corners or along the sides
• Replace if the gasket is cracked, torn, flattened, or no longer sealing; the door may be harder to latch

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the old gasket and thoroughly clean the channel of debris and residue
• Warm and relax the new gasket; start at the top center and press evenly into the channel without stretching
• Close the door for several hours to help the seal set; run a test cycle and check for leaks

The door seal forms the primary gasket around the door opening on horizontal-axis machines, creating a tight barrier that keeps contents contained and prevents gaps that can lead to leaks, odors, and poor performance. What it does

• Seals the perimeter of the door opening to contain wash water and suds
• Helps the door close flush and maintain a consistent, leak-free seal
• Common symptoms: water leaking at the door area, visible tears or cracks in the seal, persistent mildew/odors around the gasket, or a door that won't seal properly

• 1 door seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Remove the front panel/retaining bands as needed to access the seal
• Note orientation and drain holes at the bottom; press the seal fully into its groove all the way around
• Reinstall retainers, ensure the door closes flush, and run a short test to check for leaks

This gasket forms a tight seal between mating components in your appliance, helping contain water, air, or heat as designed. Replacing a worn gasket restores proper sealing and helps prevent leaks, performance loss, and residue buildup. What it does:

• Creates a compressible seal between two parts to prevent leakage and maintain proper airflow or water containment
• Helps reduce rattles and wear at the joint by cushioning the connection
• Supports efficiency and consistent performance by keeping the system properly sealed
• Common symptoms of failure: visible cracks/tears or flattening, leakage at the joint, heat or moisture escaping, or persistent odors near the seal

• 1 gasket

• Disconnect power; shut off water supply before servicing
• Note the gasket's orientation and take reference photos during disassembly
• Remove the old gasket and thoroughly clean mating surfaces of residue or debris
• Seat the new gasket evenly without stretching; reassemble and test for a proper seal

This flexible perimeter seal fits around the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and humid air out. Replacing a worn gasket restores a tight closure, stabilizes temperatures, and helps reduce frost, condensation, and energy waste. What it does:

• Seals the gap between the door and cabinet to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain proper internal temperature and humidity
• Reduces frost and condensation caused by warm-air infiltration
• Corrects: visible gaps, torn/cracked gasket, door not sealing or popping open, excess moisture or frost

• 1 refrigerator door gasket

• Unplug the refrigerator before starting
• Lay the new gasket flat and warm it (warm water or low heat) to relax folds
• Remove the old gasket and clean the sealing surface/channel thoroughly
• Install starting at the corners, ensure the gasket is fully seated and evenly contacting the cabinet; adjust door alignment if needed

Replacement refrigerator door gasket for the fresh food compartment. It forms a tight seal around the door to keep cold air in and humidity out—restoring stable temperatures, reducing condensation, and improving cooling efficiency when the old gasket is worn.

• Creates an airtight seal between the fresh food door and cabinet to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain consistent refrigerator temperatures and proper humidity
• Reduces condensation and frost around the door perimeter
• Replaces gaskets that are torn, deformed, or no longer sealing evenly

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before starting.
• Remove the old gasket and clean the door/liner sealing surfaces and retainer channel.
• Condition the new gasket in warm water or with low heat to relax folds; do not overheat.
• Press the gasket fully into the retainer (start at corners), then close the door and check for uniform contact; warm and reshape as needed for a complete seal.

The Tub Seal is an OEM part for Bosch washing machines. This part prevents water from leaking from the rear part of the drum where it connects to the machine's other components. This seal is specifically engineered to handle the rigorous environment of a washing machine, dealing with constant exposure to water, high spin speeds, and fluctuations in temperature. 

Causes of deterioration in a tub seal include aging and wear over time, chemical damage from detergents, and physical stress from unbalanced loads or excessive spin speeds. 

Symptoms of a bad Tub Seal include:

• Water leaking from the back of the washer, especially during or after the spin cycle
• Unusual noises such as grinding or squeaking, which may indicate that water has seeped into bearings or other components
• An increase in humidity or wetness around and behind the machine
• Rust or corrosion on nearby metal parts, suggesting prolonged exposure to leaking water

This OEM Bosch part is also compatible with Thermador, Gaggenau, and some Kenmore models.