Kenmore / Sears Refrigerator Gasket & Seal

This seal-damper is the gasket that fits around a refrigerator's air damper to help keep compartments properly separated and maintain intended airflow. Replacing a torn or compressed seal helps reduce uneven cooling and drafts. What it does:

• Seals the air damper opening to limit unwanted air exchange between compartments
• Helps maintain stable temperatures by preventing cold or warm air leakage
• Common symptom fix: reduces uneven cooling or warm spots near the damper area
• Also helps reduce excess frost or condensation that can form from persistent air leaks

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair and remove nearby food/shelves for access
• Access the damper housing per your model's service instructions, remove the old seal, and seat the new seal onto the damper frame or mounting groove
• Clean the mounting surface of debris or old adhesive so the new seal sits flat; use gentle pressure to fully engage the seal
• If the damper housing is cracked or the seal does not seat properly, replace the damper assembly.

This refrigerator seal restores a tight barrier between internal components. Replacing a worn or damaged seal helps prevent air leaks and moisture intrusion, supporting proper airflow, stable temperatures, and reduced frost or condensation around the joint.

• Creates an air-tight barrier between mating surfaces
• Helps maintain correct airflow and temperature balance between compartments
• Reduces frost, condensation, and warm/cold spots near the sealed area
• Common signs of failure: visible gaps, loose/crumbled seal, rattling panel, moisture or frost at the joint

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Remove the related cover or housing to access the old seal
• Clean contact surfaces; install the new seal in the same orientation without stretching or pinching
• Reassemble and verify an even seal and normal airflow before returning to service

This freezer door gasket creates a tight seal around the door to keep cold air in and humid air out. Replacing a worn gasket restores proper temperature control, reduces frost, and helps the door close and seal correctly.

• Seals the gap between the freezer door and cabinet to maintain cold temperatures
• Blocks warm, moist room air that can cause frost and ice buildup
• Helps prevent sweating/condensation around the door perimeter
• Addresses issues from torn, shrunken, brittle, or deformed gaskets that won't seal

• Disconnect power before servicing; clear items from the door
• Lay gasket flat and warm gently (hot water or low heat) to relax kinks before installation
• Loosen inner-liner screws/retainer, press gasket fully into the channel, then tighten screws evenly
• Perform a dollar-bill test around the perimeter; gently warm stiff areas to smooth and adjust door alignment if needed

This door gasket assembly restores the door seal so the appliance holds a tight, reliable seal during use. Replacing a damaged gasket helps stop leaks and maintain consistent temperatures for proper operation. What it does:

• Forms the seal between the door and cabinet to prevent water/vapor or air loss
• Stops common symptoms such as visible leaks, moisture around the door, or poor temperature retention
• Replaces torn, stretched, or hardened gaskets that no longer seat properly
• Helps the appliance run more efficiently by restoring the intended seal

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Inspect the door and mounting channel for damage or debris; clean surfaces before installing the new gasket
• Seat the gasket evenly around the full door perimeter and secure any retaining clips or screws per OEM guidance

Replacement refrigerator door gasket restores a proper seal around the refrigerator door to help maintain steady internal temperatures and reduce frost, condensation, and cold-air leakage. Helps keep food fresher and supports consistent cooling. What it does:

• Seals the door-to-cabinet gap to help prevent cold air from escaping and warm air from entering.
• Helps reduce frost buildup and interior condensation when the door seals correctly.
• Common replacement when the gasket is torn, deformed, flattened, or the door no longer seals tightly.
• Restores sealing contact along the full door perimeter to support temperature stability.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting any repair.
• Clean and dry the door flange and gasket channel before installing to ensure a proper seal.
• Seat gasket evenly around the door; inspect for gaps and correct fit before returning appliance to service.
• Follow OEM instructions for any recommended conditioning (warming/softening) or final adjustments.

This freezer door gasket forms the airtight seal between the freezer door and cabinet. Replacing a worn or damaged seal helps keep cold air in, reduce frost buildup, and restore proper temperatures and efficiency.

• Creates a tight perimeter seal to prevent warm air leaks and moisture intrusion
• Helps maintain stable freezer temperature and humidity
• Reduces frost and ice accumulation around the door area
• Common symptoms: visible gaps or tears, door not sealing fully, condensation at the door edge, heavy frost near the door

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Warm the new gasket (soak in warm water or use gentle, low heat) to relax and ease installation; do not overheat
• Remove the old gasket; seat the new gasket fully into the door channel (some models require loosening and retightening retainer screws)
• Verify an even seal all around; perform a paper/dollar-bill test and adjust corners as needed

This seal kit replaces worn sealing material in your appliance to restore a tight, reliable barrier. A fresh seal helps stop leaks and drafts, reduces noise, and supports proper temperature and moisture control.

• Creates a secure seal between mating surfaces or components
• Helps prevent air or water leaks around the sealed area
• Can reduce vibration noise from gaps or loose fits
• Supports stable temperatures and overall efficiency
• Common signs include visible gaps, cracking, flattening, or persistent leakage

• Disconnect power (and water or gas, if applicable) before servicing
• Remove the old seal and thoroughly clean mating surfaces of residue
• Test-fit for length/orientation; trim only if instructed by the manufacturer
• Press into place evenly; if adhesive-backed or cement is used, allow proper set time before use and check for leaks

This foam-in-place door gasket creates an air-tight seal between the door and cabinet, keeping cold air in and humidity out. Replacing a worn gasket helps restore proper temperatures, reduce frost and condensation, and maintain efficiency.

• Seals the door perimeter to prevent warm air infiltration and cold air loss
• Helps maintain interior temperature and moisture balance for reliable cooling
• Common symptoms of failure: torn, cracked, or deformed gasket; poor door seal; condensation or frost at the door; longer run times

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Let the gasket relax at room temperature or warm with hot water to ease installation; avoid excessive heat
• On many models, loosen the inner-door retainer or screws to remove and reinstall the gasket
• Seat corners first, press evenly all around, then adjust hinges/strikes if needed

FIP door gasket in black. This perimeter seal installs on a refrigerator or freezer door to keep cold air in and humid room air out, restoring proper closure and helping cut down on frost, condensation, and temperature swings.

• Creates a tight seal between the door and cabinet to maintain interior temperatures
• Helps reduce frost/ice buildup and moisture around the door opening
• Supports efficient operation by limiting warm air infiltration
• Common failure symptoms: tears or cracks, warped corners or gaps, brittle rubber, door not closing or staying shut, condensation around the gasket

• Unplug the appliance and clear items from the door being serviced
• Warm the new gasket in hot tap water or with a hair dryer on low to relax packaging bends; do not overheat
• Start the corners, then press the gasket fully into the channel/under retainers along each side
• Allow the gasket to settle/form over the next day

Thermal mastic is a heat-conductive compound that improves thermal contact between temperature sensors/thermostats and appliance surfaces, helping sensors read more accurately for more consistent cooling and defrost performance. What it does:

• Creates a thermal bridge between sensors or thermostats and the surface they monitor to improve temperature sensing accuracy.
• Helps reduce symptoms caused by poor sensor contact, such as inaccurate temperature readings, intermittent cooling, or erratic defrost cycles.
• Applies as a thin, conforming layer to fill gaps and improve heat transfer without changing sensor placement.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service.
• Clean and dry mating surfaces before applying a thin, even layer of mastic.
• Press the sensor or thermostat into the mastic so it contacts the surface; wipe away any excess.
• Avoid contact with eyes/skin, keep away from food-contact surfaces, and follow all OEM safety instructions.

This door gasket assembly seals the washer door to keep water in the tub and help prevent leaks, odors, and mold buildup. It restores a tight door seal for reliable washing performance and cleaner laundry results. What it does:

• Seals the washer door to prevent water from leaking during wash and rinse cycles
• Helps block dirt and detergent residue from entering the cabinet, reducing odor and mold risk
• Keeps clothes contained in the drum for safe, effective cycles
• Restores proper door contact where a torn, warped, or missing gasket causes leaks or smells

• Disconnect power and water supply before starting any repair
• Drain the washer and open the door fully; handle the gasket and any door glass carefully
• Inspect mounting surface and replace any damaged retainer clips; ensure gasket lips seat evenly into the door and tub groove

Replacement bucket seal that fits around the refrigerator ice bucket to restore a snug fit and help keep ice contained while reducing frost, spills and water pooling. What it does

• Seals the ice bucket to the cabinet/shelf to help keep ice from spilling or shifting.
• Reduces frost build-up and melting around the ice bin area.
• Helps prevent minor water pooling from melting ice.
• Restores proper fit so the bucket sits flush and operates as intended.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any service.
• Remove the ice bucket and carefully peel out the old seal; clean the mounting surface of ice, debris and residue.
• Press the new seal into place, making sure it is fully seated and oriented correctly around the bucket.

A replacement refrigerator door gasket that restores a tight seal to help maintain proper temperature and efficiency. Replaces a worn or torn seal to reduce air leaks and help prevent frost and moisture build-up. What it does:

• Seals the door to keep cold air in and warm air out, helping the appliance maintain set temperatures
• Helps reduce frost, condensation, and moisture on the inner liner
• Can improve cooling performance and reduce excessive run time caused by leaks
• Addresses symptoms like visible gaps, tears, warped edges, or persistent condensation at the door

• One refrigerator door gasket

• Disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the gasket to avoid electrical risk
• Remove the old gasket carefully and seat the new gasket fully into the door channel; some trim or fasteners may need to be loosened
• Check door alignment and closing after install; ensure the gasket compresses evenly around the door perimeter
• Wear gloves to protect hands and avoid damaging the new gasket while handling

This rear icebox gasket seals the freezer/icebox compartment to help maintain proper temperature and reduce frost buildup. It restores the door seal so the appliance runs more efficiently and prevents moisture intrusion. What it does:

• Seals the icebox/freezer compartment to keep cold air in and warm, humid air out
• Helps prevent frost and ice buildup inside the icebox
• Reduces temperature fluctuations that can cause food spoilage
• Can stop condensation or water pooling caused by a failing door seal

• Unplug the appliance before attempting replacement
• Remove the old gasket fully and clean the mounting channel before installing the new seal
• Press the new gasket into the channel evenly; allow time for the gasket to form to the door