Kitchenaid Gasket & Seal

This gasket bracket secures the oven/range gasket to the appliance, helping keep the gasket aligned and maintaining a tighter seal for more consistent cooking and reduced heat/steam escape. What it does:

• Holds the oven/range gasket in place so the gasket stays seated against the cavity
• Helps prevent gasket sagging or detachment that can allow heat or steam to escape
• Supports a proper door seal to reduce uneven baking or longer cook times due to heat loss
• Useful when the original bracket is bent, broken, or missing

• One gasket bracket

• Always disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) and let the appliance fully cool before servicing
• Access may require removing the oven door or an access panel; keep the gasket protected during installation
• Use common hand tools; replace the gasket if it shows wear or damage

This door gasket seals the oven door to help keep heat and cooking odors inside the oven cavity for more even cooking and improved energy efficiency. Durable rubber forms a continuous seal around the oven door opening. What it does:

• Replaces a worn, torn, or brittle gasket to stop heat from escaping around the oven door
• Helps maintain consistent oven temperatures for more even baking and roasting
• Reduces excess heat and smoke in the kitchen caused by a failing door seal
• Prevents food odors from leaking out of the oven cavity

• One oven door gasket

• Disconnect power to the appliance and make sure the oven is completely cool before starting
• Remove the oven door or open as recommended by the manufacturer to access the gasket channel
• Clean the gasket channel of debris and old adhesive before seating the new gasket for a proper seal
• Press the gasket into the retainer evenly around the door; replace only with the exact part number for best fit

This door gasket seals a refrigerator door to maintain proper temperature and reduce moisture and frost buildup. Replacing a worn gasket restores a tight seal for more efficient cooling and helps prevent spoiled food. What it does:

• Creates an airtight seal around the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and warm air out.
• Helps reduce frost and moisture buildup inside the compartment.
• Can improve cooling performance and energy efficiency when the original gasket is cracked or deformed.
• Common symptoms: noticeable warm spots near the door, visible cracks or gaps, or excessive frost buildup.

• One door gasket (Apollo gray)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair.
• Remove the old gasket by loosening the door trim or retainer screws as required; install the new gasket evenly around the door.
• Avoid sharp tools that could damage the gasket; use a soft tool or hand pressure to seat the seal.

This evaporator cover gasket seals the evaporator cover to the refrigerator cabinet, helping maintain proper airflow and reducing frost buildup behind the back wall. It restores a tight seal for more reliable cooling performance. What it does:

• Seals the evaporator cover to prevent air leaks that can cause frost or ice buildup
• Helps maintain consistent cold-air circulation in the freezer/refrigerator compartment
• Reduces chances of excessive frost, water pooling, or longer run cycles tied to air infiltration
• Supports normal defrost operation by keeping warm, moist air out of the evaporator cavity

• Disconnect power before servicing and allow the appliance to defrost if needed
• Remove the evaporator cover carefully; watch for sharp sheet-metal edges and retain fasteners
• Position gasket evenly around the cover mating surface; avoid stretching or creasing the seal
• If adhesive or clips are used, replace or reapply per OEM guidance to ensure a secure fit

A replacement refrigerator door gasket that restores a tight seal to the fresh food compartment, helping maintain consistent temperatures and energy efficiency. Fits the factory channel for a direct seal replacement. What it does:

• Seals the fresh food door to prevent cold air loss and reduce temperature fluctuations
• Helps stop frost build-up, condensation, and excessive compressor run time
• Replaces torn, cracked, warped, or flattened seals that no longer seat properly
• Restores proper door closure and reduces energy waste

• Unplug the refrigerator or shut off power before beginning work
• Remove the old gasket and clean the door frame sealing surface before installing the new gasket
• Start by tucking the gasket into the channel at the corners, then work around the door so the gasket seats evenly
• If the gasket is stiff, gently warming with warm (not hot) water or allowing it to rest at room temperature can make installation easier