Jenn-Air Gasket & Seal

This horizontal oven door seal lines the top and bottom edges of the door opening to keep heat contained inside the cavity. Replacing a worn seal restores stable temperatures, more efficient preheating, and consistent baking results.

• Seals the oven opening along the top and bottom edges to reduce heat loss
• Helps maintain set temperature and overall cooking performance
• Replaces cracked, frayed, flattened, or brittle horizontal gasket
• Common signs include visible gaps, heat escaping around the door, longer preheat times, and temperature fluctuations

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Open the door and carefully pull the old seal straight out of the retainer
• Note clip/retainer positions as you remove the old seal and reuse them as designed
• Press the new seal evenly into place without stretching; ensure corners are fully seated for a uniform seal

This freezer door gasket creates an airtight seal between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and humidity out. A tight seal helps maintain proper temperatures and reduces frost buildup and energy loss.

• Seals the freezer door perimeter to prevent warm, moist air from entering
• Helps reduce frost/ice buildup and temperature swings
• Common failure signs: torn or warped gasket, gaps around the door, frost forming quickly, door not sealing unless pushed
• Restores proper door closure and sealing performance

• Unplug the appliance before service
• Soften the gasket in warm water or with a low-heat hair dryer to ease installation and improve fit
• Remove and reinstall retainer screws or press-in tabs as applicable; work evenly around the door
• Check door alignment and perform a dollar-bill test around the perimeter to confirm a uniform 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 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

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

This foamed-in-place refrigerator door gasket seals the door perimeter to keep cold air in and humid room air out. Replacing a worn or damaged seal restores a tight closure, reduces frost and sweating, and helps maintain consistent temperatures.

• Creates an air-tight barrier around the door opening
• Helps prevent frost, moisture, and temperature swings
• Can address issues like doors not sealing, warm spots, or long run times
• Typical failure signs: tears, cracks, warping, loose corners, or brittle rubber

• Unplug the refrigerator and clear items from the door
• Warm the new gasket in hot water or with low heat to relax and straighten it
• Remove the old seal; press the new gasket fully into the channel, seating corners first
• Close the door and verify uniform contact; adjust hinges or leveling if needed

This high-temperature gasket seals the oven door to the cabinet. Replacing a worn seal helps your oven preheat more efficiently, hold steady temperatures, and reduces heat and vapor escaping around the door edge.

• Maintains a tight seal between the door and oven cavity to retain heat
• Supports accurate, consistent baking and roasting temperatures
• Helps reduce longer preheat or cook times caused by heat loss
• Replaces seals that are torn, brittle, flattened, or frayed

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Open the door and remove the old gasket, noting clip/screw locations and orientation
• Clean the mounting channel; press the new gasket in place without stretching it
• After installing, preheat and check for even contact all around the door

This replacement seal restores a tight, leak-resistant barrier between mating parts inside your appliance. Replacing a hardened or damaged seal helps stop seepage and keeps the system operating as designed. What it does:

• Forms a tight barrier between components to contain fluids and prevent leaks
• Helps maintain proper pressure/flow at the sealed joint
• Reduces risk of moisture damage around the connection point
• Common signs it's worn: drips or puddles, dampness around the joint, musty odors, visible cracking or flattening of the old seal

• 1 seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water or gas supplies before servicing
• Access the sealed joint; remove the old seal and clean mating surfaces thoroughly
• Lightly lubricate with manufacturer-approved lubricant; install without twisting
• Reassemble, restore utilities, and check closely for leaks during initial operation

This oven door seal forms a heat-resistant barrier around the door opening to keep heat in and stabilize temperatures. Replacing a worn seal helps restore proper door closure, efficient heating, and consistent baking performance.

• Seals the gap between the door and oven front to prevent hot air and steam from escaping
• Helps maintain stable cavity temperature and more even cooking results
• Replace if the seal is torn, frayed, hardened, flattened, or if you notice heat escaping, longer preheat times, or temperature fluctuations

• Disconnect power or gas and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Open the door, remove the old seal, and clean the channel or retainers
• Press the new seal into the existing clips/retainers without stretching; align corners evenly
• After installation, verify the door closes snugly and perform a brief preheat to help seat the seal

This part is the gasket that is used on refrigerator doors. This part surrounds the perimeter of the refrigerator door and acts as a seal to both keep the cold air in the fridge but also keep the warm air out. It is white in color.Due to normal wear and tear, the gasket may become brittle and wear out over time so that it is no longer effectively sealing the door shut. It can also become torn or cut, which would also require a replacement. A quick visual inspection can determine if it needs to be replaced. If there are folds or creases in the replacement gasket, let it soak in warm water to help straighten it back out.This gasket is compatible with refrigerator units that are manufactured by KitchenAid, Thermador, Jenn-Air, Whirlpool, and Dacor. It is sold as an individual part. This gasket comes directly from the manufacturer.

This brass seal is used on range and cooktop tubing connections to create a tight, leak-resistant joint. Replace a deformed or worn seal whenever the line is serviced so the burner system operates safely. What it does:

• Forms a tight seal in a compression-style fitting between the tube and mating connector
• Helps prevent gas odors or hissing at the joint
• Can improve ignition and flame stability when a leaking connection is corrected
• Intended to be replaced when the connection is disassembled or the old seal is crushed/deformed

• Shut off gas supply and power before servicing; allow components to cool
• Inspect tubing and fitting surfaces; replace any nicked, bent, or out-of-round parts
• Align the tube squarely and tighten per OEM guidance—do not overtighten
• After assembly, leak-test the joint with an approved solution; if leaks persist, stop.

Right hand side. Used most Admiral, Crosley, Norge, and Magic Chef dryers. Includes glide and felt pad.

This door seal replaces a worn or damaged gasket around the oven door, creating a tight barrier between the door and the front frame. A fresh seal helps the appliance heat efficiently and maintain steady cooking temperatures. What it does:

• Seals the gap between the door and oven frame to minimize heat loss
• Helps the oven preheat faster and hold set temperatures more consistently
• Replace if the gasket is torn, brittle, flattened, or frayed
• Common signs include heat escaping around the door edge and longer cook times

• 1 door seal

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before beginning
• Open the door and carefully remove the old seal, noting its routing and attachment points
• Clean the mating surface to remove debris for a proper seal
• Install the new seal evenly without stretching; ensure all ends and anchors are fully seated

This is a Whirlpool freezer gasket.If the freezer is having difficulties staying at temperature and the old gasket is damaged or off track, replacing the gasket could fix the problems. A faulty gasket could also lead to higher levels of ice and frost build up in the freezer. This could potentially raise an energy bill because it causes the freezer to stay engaged longer. Higher levels of frost build up could ultimately damage other components. Pull the old gasket out before installing the new one. It doesn't matter if the old part gets snagged or torn when it's taken out since a replacement is ready. Be sure not to break any of the fastening clips around the edge of the freezer. Slowly insert the gasket around the outer edges of the freezer lid, inserting the lip of the gasket into the cut out areas. Make sure the gasket is held tightly in place before shutting the freezer lid.This part is sourced directly from the manufacturer as a genuine OEM replacement part. This gasket is only available individually and is not included with any other parts or the original appliance. This product is compatible with Whirlpool brand freezers.

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