Customer Questions and Answers for Lower Door Seal Kit by Whirlpool

Hello Jeffrey, This appears to be correct but you should make sure none of the spray arms are separating and none of the holes in them are stopping up. The seal where the middle spray arm gets its' water pressure is also suspect in water leaking from the front of the tub is the complaint.

Sarah, the lower tub seal is part number 4161510. Thanks!

Ralph, Unfortunately we do not have a diagram showing how the corner seals are attached. The large part of the seal should face the outside part of door. If you are having them face inside then the door would not close.

Hello Bob. No, there is no adhesive used on the seal 4172127. Make sure it is seated into the grove on the panel good is what the manufacture suggest.

Walter, To install the corner spacers on the tub, You will need to remove the door springs and lift the door up off the hinges, remove the old spacers and install the new ones. We'll send you some information that may be more helpful. Thanks

Larry, the easiest way to install the bottom door seal, is to remove the lower access panel and kick plate. The seal kit should come with the seal, corner seals and an instruction sheet to reference to. You'll do fine. Thanks and Good Luck.

There should be no need to use glue. It should slide onto the door. Review the instruction sheet and see if you are mounting it properly and in the correct place.