Lg Gasket & Seal

This door boot gasket seals the door opening to the outer tub on a front-load washer, keeping wash water contained. Replace it to resolve leaks, tears, odors, or clothes snagging at the door area.

• Creates a watertight seal between the washer door opening and outer tub
• Helps prevent leaks and splashing during wash and spin
• Common failure signs: water leaking from the door area, visible rips/cracks, mold/mildew odor, or clothes catching on the boot
• Restores proper sealing and wash performance

• Disconnect power and shut off water; have towels ready for residual water
• Note the boot's orientation/alignment marks before removal
• Release the outer and inner retaining clamps, seat the new gasket evenly on the tub lip, then reinstall clamps
• Run a quick cycle to check for proper seating and leaks

This replacement refrigerator door gasket seals the door to keep cold air inside, helping restore proper cooling and reduce frost, condensation, and energy loss from a damaged or worn seal. What it does:

• Creates an airtight seal around the refrigerator door to maintain internal temperature.
• Prevents warm air infiltration that can cause frost buildup and uneven cooling.
• Reduces condensation and helps improve compressor efficiency when sealing properly.
• Common symptoms of a failing gasket: visible cracks or gaps, cold air leaks, frost or moisture buildup, and higher energy use.

• Remove the old gasket and clean the door flange before installing the new seal.
• Press the gasket evenly into the door channel; some models use retaining clips or screws—model-specific instructions.
• Check that the gasket seats uniformly with the door closed and make minor adjustments as needed.

This gasket creates a watertight seal at its designated connection point in the dishwasher, helping keep wash water contained throughout the cycle. Replacing a worn seal helps stop nuisance leaks and protects nearby cabinetry and floors. What it does:

• Forms a tight, leak-resistant seal between mating dishwasher components
• Helps keep wash water inside the tub to maintain proper cleaning performance
• Wear, flattening, or tears can allow drips or pooling during/after cycles
• Common clues: visible damage, moisture at the mounting area, or water on the floor near the unit

• 1 gasket

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Access the gasket location per your model's service information; note the old seal's orientation
• Clean the channel/mating surfaces; seat the new gasket evenly without stretching or twisting
• Reassemble and run a short test cycle to check for leaks

This door boot gasket seals the gap between the washer tub and front opening to keep wash water contained. Replace a torn, cracked, or deformed boot to stop front leaks and restore a reliable door seal.

• Creates a flexible, watertight seal between the outer tub and door opening
• Helps prevent water leakage from the front of the washer during cycles
• Common failure signs: visible tears or cracks, water on the floor near the door, door not sealing properly
• Wear, sharp objects, or overloading can damage the gasket over time

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing; wear gloves to protect hands from sharp cabinet edges
• Remove the outer spring clamp and peel the old boot from the front panel
• Access the inner clamp from inside the cabinet (front/top panel removal may be required); align index marks on the new boot and reconnect any small hoses/vents if present
• Seat the gasket evenly, reinstall both clamps, and run a short test to check for leaks

This door gasket assembly seals the refrigerator door to the cabinet, keeping cold air in and humid room air out. Replace a torn or deformed gasket to restore a tight seal, stable temperatures, and reduce frost or condensation.

• Creates an airtight seal around the door perimeter
• Helps maintain proper temperatures and consistent cooling
• Reduces warm-air leaks that lead to frost or condensation
• Common symptoms: torn/warped gasket, visible gaps, door not closing flush, or temperature swings

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Let the new gasket warm to room temperature; use warm water or gentle low heat to relax folds—do not overheat
• Remove the old gasket and press the new gasket fully into the door channel, ensuring corners seat properly
• Close the door and check contact all around; work the gasket as needed until it seals evenly

Replacement door gasket that seals the refrigerator/freezer door to help keep cold air in, reduce energy loss, and maintain consistent temperatures for stored food. What it does

• Forms an airtight seal around the door to prevent warm air from entering the compartment.
• Helps maintain even cooling and prevents frost or ice buildup caused by air leaks.
• Can reduce running time and energy use when the original gasket is torn, warped, or no longer seals.
• Common symptoms of a failing gasket: visible gaps, condensation or frost at the door, uneven temperatures, or increased energy use.

• Disconnect power to the appliance and remove food from affected areas before beginning work.
• Inspect the door frame for dirt or debris and clean mating surfaces before installing the new gasket.
• Align the gasket to the door and seat it fully—follow OEM alignment steps for your model; if the gasket is stiff, warm it slightly per OEM guidance to help fit.

The Gasket Assembly Door is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. This gasket forms a seal around the refrigerator door, preventing warm air from entering and cool air from escaping, thus maintaining optimal temperature inside the refrigerator.

Causes of a bad gasket assembly can include wear and tear over time, damage from frequent opening and closing of the door, or degradation from exposure to various elements. A compromised gasket can lead to inefficiency in the refrigerator's cooling performance.

Symptoms of a bad gasket assembly include:

• Warm air entering the refrigerator
• Increased energy consumption
• Frost buildup inside the refrigerator
• The door not sealing properly or being difficult to close

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

The Door Gasket Assembly is an OEM replacement part for LG refrigerators. This part seals the door and maintains a thermal barrier. Proper compression provides energy efficiency.

Causes of a faulty gasket assembly may involve deterioration as adhesive softens from repeated compression. Mineral deposits accumulated over extended use could also harden material reducing flexibility.

Symptoms of a problematic gasket include:

• Cool air felt leaking from the door
• Moisture visible on seal interface areas
• Temperature fluctuations

This part is also compatible with some Kenmore refrigerator models.

Restore a tight, reliable seal on your refrigerator door with this replacement gasket. A fresh gasket stops cold-air leaks that lead to frost, condensation, and temperature swings—helping your fridge run smoothly and keep food at the right temperature. What it does:

• Seals the gap between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and warm air out
• Helps maintain consistent interior temperature and humidity
• Reduces frost and condensation around the door opening
• Common symptoms: torn or warped gasket, door not closing flush, moisture at the seal, frost buildup, or the unit running more than usual

• 1 door gasket

• Disconnect power before starting and clear items from the door
• Lay the new gasket flat and gently warm it (hot water or low-heat hair dryer) to relax folds
• Starting at the corners, press the gasket lip fully into the door channel and work evenly around
• Perform a paper-slip test around the perimeter and adjust door alignment if needed; avoid overheating the gasket

The Door Boot Seal is an OEM component specifically designed for LG front-loading washing machines. Located between the outer drum tub and inner cabinet panels, flexible thermal seals help contain moisture during heavy-duty wash cycles.  

Causes of a bad door boot seal can include cracks developing due to impact or flex stress, along with air leaks resulting from compression damage or material wear over extended use.

Symptoms of a bad door boot seal include:

• Standing water or puddles accrued beyond the spinning tub perimeter  
• Visible moisture escaping between cabinet seams and door frame edges
• Seal detaching from the drum or inner wall surfaces allowing air gaps

Replacing with an authentic LG boot restores a tight moisture barrier critical to draining washtubs fully. Kenmore and Samsung front-loaders utilizing LG designs also source this precise seal as original equipment. 
 

The Tub Seal Gasket is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It creates a tight seal between the inner and outer tubs during the wash cycle, preventing leaks and containing water. The gasket helps prevent water from escaping the tub. 

Causes of a bad gasket can include wear and tear from repeated use over time, exposure to cleaning chemicals or extreme temperatures, or damage from handling heavy loads. 

Symptoms of a bad gasket include: 

• Water leaking from the outer tub during operation
• Excessive moisture in areas surrounding the washer 
• The tub making creaking or grinding noises
• Decreased washing or spinning performance

This OEM LG part can also be used on Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

This door gasket assembly seals the perimeter of the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replacing a worn gasket restores a tight seal, helps maintain proper temperatures, and reduces frost and condensation.

• Creates an airtight seal between the door and cabinet to prevent warm air infiltration
• Helps stabilize internal temperature and humidity for consistent cooling
• Reduces frost or condensation around the door opening
• Replace if the gasket is torn, warped, cracked, hardened, or not sealing; symptoms may include moisture, frost at the liner, or warmer-than-normal temps

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the old gasket from the door channel; some models require loosening retainer screws—do not overtighten on reassembly
• Warm the new gasket (soak in warm water or use a hair dryer on low) to relax folds before installation
• Seat corners first, press the gasket fully into the channel, then check for a continuous seal and adjust with gentle heat as needed

Replace a worn door gasket to restore a tight seal on your refrigerator door. This perimeter seal keeps cold air in and humid air out to stabilize temperatures, reduce frost and condensation, and support efficient, consistent cooling.

• Creates an airtight seal between the door and cabinet
• Helps maintain proper internal temperature and humidity
• Reduces frost, sweating, and energy loss from air leaks
• Common symptoms: torn or hardened gasket, visible gaps, door not sealing, moisture or frost near the door

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Warm the new gasket in hot water or with a hair dryer on low to relax and straighten it
• Remove the old gasket and clean the mounting channel and mating surfaces
• Install starting at the corners and press fully into the channel; verify even contact and proper door closure