Ge WR14X27230 Refrigerator Freezer Door Gasket OEM Part

Replaced with OEM replacement seal. Watched video on appliance parts pro which showed the proper process to remove the old seal and install a new seal. Surprisingly, it was very quick and only took about 15-20 minutes, including removing the freezer door and re-installing freezer door after seal installation. Unfortunately, a new seal did not cure my problem. 4 days later, I have ice building up again. I studied the new seal and noted there are small gaps at the corners of the freezer door that must be letting warm air in. There are little bumps on the corners where there is a seam on the metal door parts. I now suspect it is a poor design on this fairly cheap GE refrigerator/freezer.

Replaced with new seal.

New seals installed.

I followed the steps on the video from appliancepartspros. To fix it I removed the old gasket, then cleaned the area and installed the new one. It was a very easy fix with no tools involved. The freezer works perfect now.

I watched the video on "how to" on the website, very helpful, to the point, a flathead screwdriver and a little muscle (not much).