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Customer Questions and Answers for Oven Door Gasket by Ge

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Part Number: OEM6031665
Manufacturer Part Number: WB2X3138

Seals oven door to contain heat and maintain cooking temperatures. Replace when frayed, flattened, or leaking heat. Confirm fit with your model number.

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For Ge Oven Door Gasket (Part Number: OEM6031665)

Ned for Model Number Oven GE J BP260F1WH (Rope seal WB2X3048)

Directions for replacing seal says "You will need to lock the door hinges so you can lift the door off the cabinet. Lay the door on a shipping blanket on top of a suitable table top. Remove all side, top and bottom screws to remove the inner door panel. Then unclip the old gasket off the door and thread the ends of the gasket inside the door as the old one was." How do you lock the door hinges then lift door off hinges?

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Hello Ned. Open the door and look at the hinge. You will see a clip you pull down to lock and remove the door.

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Hi Snooks. Thank you for your inquire. We assist. D.I.Y.'s in appliance parts replacements. There are however many manufactures that will have models to offer for your needs. It will be best to have your exact measurements with you so you can also get assistance if you need to have surrouning trim for the desired replacement model . Thank You.

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Hi Brian. This is the factory reccommended door gasket replacement part # WB2X3138. You will need to lock the door hinges so you can lift the door off the cabinet. Lay the door on a shipping blanket on top of a suitable table top. Remove all side, top and bottom screws to remove the inner door panel. Then unclip the old gasket off the door and thread the ends of the gasket inside the door as the old one was. Take pictures if needed. Thank you.

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