General Electric Gasket & Seal

This control knob seal fits around the control shaft opening on your range or cooktop to close the gap under the knob. It helps block spills and debris from entering the control area and keeps the console looking clean and finished.

• Forms a barrier between the knob/valve shaft and the control surface
• Helps prevent liquids, crumbs, and grease from seeping into the control cavity
• Restores a tidy appearance; replaces cracked, shrunken, or missing seals
• Typical signs of wear: visible damage, gaps around the knob, or residue appearing beneath the panel after spills

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas; allow the appliance to cool
• Pull the knob straight off the shaft and remove the old seal
• Clean the area; seat the new seal flat around the shaft—avoid side pressure on the valve stem
• Reinstall the knob and verify smooth operation and proper seal seating

The Door Gasket is an OEM part for GE dryers. This seal prevents hot air from escaping during a cycle, ensuring that the dryer operates efficiently and safely. The gasket's primary role is to maintain the internal temperature and airflow, which are essential for the drying process.  

Causes of damage to the door gasket often involve regular wear and tear from opening and closing the dryer door.  

Symptoms of a bad Door Gasket include:

• Clothes taking longer to dry or not drying fully due to heat escaping from the dryer.
• An increase in energy consumption as the dryer works harder to maintain the required temperature.
• Visible wear, tears, or gaps in the gasket 
• Heat leakage from around the dryer door 

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

This refrigerator door gasket creates an airtight seal between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replacing a worn or damaged gasket helps restore proper sealing, temperature stability, and efficiency. What it does:

• Seals the door perimeter to prevent air leaks and energy loss
• Helps maintain consistent interior temperatures
• Reduces frost buildup and condensation around the door opening
• Addresses issues like torn, warped, or compressed gasket material and doors not sealing fully

• 1 door gasket

• Unplug the appliance before servicing; open the door fully for access
• Let the new gasket warm to room temperature; gently warm with low heat or warm water to relax folds
• Remove the old gasket from the retainer/channel; on some models loosen retainer screws
• Seat the new gasket starting at the corners, then work along each side; tighten any retainers evenly and check for a uniform seal all around

This oven door gasket seals the gap between the door and oven frame to keep heat in and temperatures accurate. Replacing a worn door seal restores proper preheat and baking performance and reduces heat escaping around the door.

• Forms a continuous perimeter seal around the oven door opening
• Helps maintain set temperature and proper preheating
• Reduces heat, odors, and smoke leaking from the door edges
• Common signs of failure: frayed or flattened gasket, visible gaps, heat escaping, longer cook times or uneven results

• Safety first: Disconnect power or gas and let the oven cool completely
• Open or remove the door per your model's instructions for access
• Remove the old gasket and clean the channel or mounting points
• Install the new gasket evenly without stretching; confirm the door closes and seals uniformly

The Gasket Door Lower is an OEM part for GE dryers, designed to enhance the efficiency of the appliance by sealing the lower part of the dryer door. This gasket prevents hot air from escaping during operation, ensuring that the dryer functions efficiently and safely.

Causes of damage to the lower door gasket typically include normal wear and tear from regular use.

Symptoms of a bad Gasket Door Lower include:

• Increased drying times, as escaping hot air reduces the dryer's efficiency.
• Higher energy bills due to the dryer working harder to compensate for the loss of heat.
• Visible damage or wear to the gasket, such as cracks, tears, or a loose fit
• A noticeable gap at the lower part of the door

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

The Gasket Seal is an OEM component specifically designed for GE dryers. It is a crucial sealing component that lines the perimeter of the dryer door. The gasket seal helps create an effective air barrier when the door is properly closed and secured.  

Causes of a bad gasket seal can include wear and tear resulting in cracks along the surface, deformities preventing flush contact with the door border, or material deterioration compromising its sealing abilities.

Symptoms of a bad gasket seal include:

• Excessively long drying cycles as air escapes around the compromised seal    
• Visible lint or debris collections where the gasket meets the door framing
• Noticeable drafts or air gaps discernible across the door perimeter

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

This door gasket seals the perimeter of a side-by-side refrigerator door to keep conditioned air in and moisture out. Replacing a worn or torn seal restores proper door contact, helping maintain temperature and reducing frost and condensation. What it does:

• Forms a tight seal between the door and cabinet to limit warm-air leaks
• Helps maintain set temperatures and efficient operation
• Reduces moisture/condensation around the door and frost at the gasket area
• Common signs of failure: cracks or tears, warping, poor door seal, temperature fluctuations, or the unit running longer than usual

• 1 door gasket

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Warm the new gasket with warm water or gentle, low heat to relax folds; do not overheat
• Start at the corners and seat the gasket fully into the door channel or under the liner retainer as designed for your model
• After installation, verify even contact all around; adjust door hinges/leveling if needed and allow time for the gasket to conform

This is the door gasket for the refrigerator (fresh food) compartment. It creates an airtight seal around the door to keep cold air in, reduce moisture, and help maintain proper temperatures.

• Seals the fresh food door perimeter to prevent air leaks
• Helps reduce condensation, frost, and temperature swings
• May help if the door won't seal, the gasket is torn, or food is warming
• A worn or deformed gasket can increase run time and energy use

• Unplug the appliance before service
• Warm the new gasket (hair dryer on low or warm water) to relax folds
• Transfer any retainers if applicable; seat the gasket fully into the channel
• Check door alignment and adjust hinges if needed for proper seal

Replacement door gasket for the refrigerator's fresh-food compartment. Restores a tight seal to help keep food cold, reduce frost and condensation, and improve cooling efficiency. What it does:

• Seals the fresh-food door to prevent warm air entering the compartment
• Helps reduce frost build-up and interior condensation
• Can stop frequent compressor cycling caused by a leaking door seal
• Restores proper temperature maintenance and energy performance when the old gasket is damaged

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the old gasket, clean the door channel, then press the new gasket into the channel beginning at a top corner and working around the door until fully seated
• Check that the magnetic edge seats evenly around the door for a uniform seal
• Avoid using sharp tools that could tear the gasket

This oven door gasket restores the seal between the oven cavity and the door. Replacing a worn gasket helps the oven reach and maintain set temperatures while preventing heat and fumes from escaping around the door.

• Forms the compressible seal between the door and the oven front frame
• Helps the oven hold temperature for more consistent cooking results
• Reduces heat loss and leakage at the door perimeter
• Common signs to replace: frayed or flattened gasket, visible gaps at corners, heat or odors escaping, longer preheat or uneven baking

• Disconnect power before service; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Allow the oven to cool completely and wear gloves
• Remove the old gasket by releasing its ends/retainers and clean the mounting area
• Fit the new gasket evenly without stretching; seat corners and ends fully, then check door closure

This refrigerator door gasket forms an airtight seal between the door and cabinet. Replacing a worn or warped gasket restores proper sealing to improve temperature control, reduce frost and condensation, and help your fridge run efficiently.

• Creates a continuous seal around the door perimeter to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain consistent temperatures and humidity inside the compartment
• Reduces frost, ice, and condensation caused by warm air infiltration
• Common symptoms: tears or warping, visible gaps/light, door not closing fully or popping open, excess frost or moisture

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Lay the gasket flat and warm it with hot water or gentle heat to relax folds; do not overheat
• Remove the old gasket and press the new one fully into the retainer channel, starting at the corners
• Close the door and check for uniform contact all around; reseat or adjust hinges if needed

This maintop gasket seals the left side of the range cooktop to the chassis, helping contain spills and fumes and ensuring a snug, stable fit. Replace a worn gasket to restore a clean seal and easier cleanup. What it does:

• Seals the left edge of the cooktop/main top to the range body
• Helps contain spills and moisture to prevent leaks below the top
• Maintains proper fit and reduces vibration or rattling
• Replaces torn, flattened, or missing gasket along the left side

• 1 left-hand maintop gasket

• Disconnect power; for gas models, also shut off gas. Allow all surfaces to cool.
• Lift or remove the maintop to access the gasket channel.
• Remove the old gasket and residue. Align the new gasket on the left side without stretching; press fully into place.
• Reassemble and verify an even seal before returning the appliance to service. Use cut-resistant gloves—sheet metal edges can be sharp.

This inner oven door glass seal cushions and seals the inner glass pane inside the door, helping contain heat and keep the glass stable and quiet. Replace a cracked or flattened seal to maintain safe, consistent oven performance.

• Seats and cushions the inner door glass panel
• Seals the perimeter of the pane to limit heat and air leaks
• Helps prevent debris and moisture between glass layers
• Can reduce rattling or shifting of the inner glass
• When worn, contribute to longer preheat times or temperature inconsistency

• Disconnect power; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply. Allow the oven to cool completely.
• Remove the door and separate the inner panel per your service instructions.
• Note the seal's routing and orientation; install the new seal without stretching or twisting.
• Wear cut-resistant gloves and handle glass carefully during reassembly.

This oven door gasket runs around the door perimeter to seal the oven cavity. Replacing a worn seal restores proper heat retention for faster preheat, steadier temperatures, and more consistent cooking results.

• Provides the heat-resistant seal between the oven door and oven cavity
• Helps maintain set temperature and overall cooking performance
• Wear can cause heat escaping at the door, longer preheat, temperature swings, and uneven baking
• Cracks, fraying, flattening, or hardened spots indicate it's time to replace

• Disconnect power and shut off gas; let the oven cool completely
• Open the door and note the routing of the original gasket
• Remove the old seal and clean the channel/retainers; install the new gasket without stretching it
• Ensure corners are fully seated and the door closes evenly; refer to your model's service manual for specifics

This Door Gasket Assembly seals the gap between the appliance door and front frame to contain heat and steam during operation. Replacing a worn gasket restores a snug seal for reliable performance and fewer leaks around the door.

• Creates a tight perimeter seal between the door and cabinet/front frame
• Helps maintain internal temperature and overall cooking efficiency
• Reduces noticeable heat or steam escaping around the door area
• Replace if the gasket is torn, frayed, hardened, flattened, or if the door no longer seals evenly

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance; allow it to cool completely
• Wear cut-resistant gloves; sharp edges may be present around the door and frame
• Remove the old gasket and clean the channel or seating surface
• Install the new gasket evenly without stretching; ensure corners are fully seated and check for uniform contact around the door

This sump gasket seals the dishwasher's sump to the tub to keep wash water contained. Replacing a worn or flattened gasket helps stop leaks and maintain proper wash and circulation performance.

• Creates a watertight seal between the sump/pump assembly and the tub bottom
• Helps prevent leaks onto the floor or into the base pan
• Maintains wash pressure and circulation by preventing air intrusion
• Replace if torn, cracked, deformed, or if water is leaking from the center/bottom of the unit

• Disconnect power and water before servicing; use gloves to protect from sharp edges
• Access the sump from inside the tub or underside (model dependent); remove spray arm/filter as needed and release the retaining ring or tabs
• Clean mating surfaces; install the new gasket evenly without twists and ensure proper orientation
• Reassemble and run a brief fill/wash to check for leaks before fully reinstalling