Kenmore / Sears Refrigerator Gasket & Seal

I ordered new gaskets and swapped out the old ones. Read more

• Freezer section too warm

It was bad at all I was able to get it done in about 1 1/2 I had to unscrew the nuts and place new gasket and the place new gasket and put back the nuts Read more

Replaced gasket took 5 minutes. Read more

• Door sweating

I called Appliance Parts Pros and gave them the model number of my refrigerator. They promptly advised me exactly what part I needed, told me the price and cost of shipping. I agreed and received my part within 2 days. I watched the video that told me exactly how to complete repair. It was very simple. The only thing different was that there was a metal strip holding the gasket in place. Removing it was no problem. When I installed it I had to loosen the screws? nuts? slip the gasket... Read more

Since the fridge was an older model, it had screws behind the gaskets. First, I removed the freezer door, then I loosened the screws and removed the old gasket. I then placed the new gaskets, corner first, then worked my way around the door until all sides was done. I tightened the screws. For the lower door, I didn't remove the door but I removed all items from the door shelves. Loosened the screws, removed the old gasket, then placed the new gasket one corner and worked my way around the... Read more

I ordered new gaskets and swapped out the old ones. Read more

Went online with Appliance Parts Pros. Looked at the drawing found the part numbers. Order them and they were here the next day. No problems from start to finish. Read more

Volt Ohmmeter test indicated defrost thermostat and heater were OK. Defrost voltage measured ~25 VAC. I ordered all the most likely repair parts, but thought the control board had failed. I replaced the control board and the freezer has been working properly for several days. I haven't decided whether to keep or return the unused parts. I damaged the paint removing the electrical control. There must be a trick to protect the paint from the putty knife and screwdriver. Read more

Replaced with new one from AppliancePartsPros.com Read more

Use a putty knife and pressed the new ones back in Read more

I watched a YouTube video on how to do it. It was very easy, no tools needed, just pulled out the old rubber and put in the new one. Read more