This seal creates a tight barrier between mating surfaces in your appliance, helping contain heat, air, or moisture as intended. Replacing a worn seal helps maintain performance and reduces the chance of leaks, drafts, or condensation at the joint.
- Provides a tight gasket between designated components
- Helps prevent leaks, drafts, or heat/steam escaping for proper operation and efficiency
- Restores fit when the original seal is torn, compressed, brittle, or missing
- Common symptoms include poor sealing, condensation or residue around the joint, or visible wear/damage to the old seal
What's included: 1 seal Install notes:
- Disconnect power; shut off water or gas before servicing
- Note seal routing/orientation and remove the old seal; clean mating surfaces of debris/adhesive
- Install the new seal evenly without stretching or twisting unless OEM instructions specify
- Reassemble and check for proper closure and operation; inspect for leaks or gaps
Do-It-Yourself Stories from Customers like You
F 24 error code Jim W. • Cumming , GA • February 13, 2016
Replacing water temperature sensor was very easy. The video showing how to do it was very helpful, except for the fact that in some models of this washer, including mine, the temperature sensor is in the rear of the washer, not the front as described in the video. Fortunately removing the front cover wasn't wasted effort since it's a good idea to clean the water trap from time to time. I'm always surprised at what I find in the trap.
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