Whirlpool Gasket & Seal

This replacement seal restores a tight barrier at its mounting point in your appliance. It helps prevent leaks and maintains performance by ensuring a proper fit between connected components where fluids or air must be contained. Location varies by model.

• Creates a reliable seal between mating parts to contain water or air
• Helps stop drips, seepage, and unwanted airflow that can affect performance
• Replace if cracked, flattened, swollen, or leaking
• Common symptoms: moisture under/around unit, residue, or diminished efficiency
• Direct-fit replacement to match the original part's size and profile

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water supply before servicing
• Note the original seal's orientation; clean and dry all sealing surfaces
• Lightly moisten or use only manufacturer-approved lubricant; avoid petroleum products unless directed
• Seat evenly without twisting; after reassembly, run a test cycle and check for leaks

This oven door gasket forms the heat-resistant seal between the door and oven cavity. Replacing a worn seal helps the oven reach and maintain temperature, reduces heat loss around the door, and supports even, consistent baking performance.

• Creates a continuous seal between the oven door and frame to contain heat and moisture
• Helps maintain accurate temperatures and normal preheat times
• Replaces torn, frayed, flattened, or brittle seals that allow heat to escape
• Common symptoms include hot air leaking near the door, uneven baking, and longer cook times

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Open the door and remove the old gasket, noting clip/pin locations and orientation
• Press the new gasket evenly into the retaining channel or holes; do not stretch the seal
• Close the door and verify uniform contact around the frame for a snug seal

This part is the gasket that is used on refrigerator doors. This part surrounds the perimeter of the refrigerator door and acts as a seal to both keep the cold air in the fridge but also keep the warm air out. It is white in color.Due to normal wear and tear, the gasket may become brittle and wear out over time so that it is no longer effectively sealing the door shut. It can also become torn or cut, which would also require a replacement. A quick visual inspection can determine if it needs to be replaced. If there are folds or creases in the replacement gasket, let it soak in warm water to help straighten it back out.This gasket is compatible with refrigerator units that are manufactured by KitchenAid, Thermador, Jenn-Air, Whirlpool, and Dacor. It is sold as an individual part. This gasket comes directly from the manufacturer.

This magnetic door gasket creates a tight seal around the refrigerator door opening to keep cold air in and warm air out. A fresh, pliable gasket helps maintain temperature, reduce frost buildup, and improve efficiency.

• Forms an air-tight magnetic seal between the door and cabinet
• Helps prevent temperature swings, condensation, and frost around the door
• Common failure signs: torn/cracked rubber, gaps at the corners, door not sealing, moisture or frost near the door
• Restores proper door closure to protect food freshness

• Unplug the appliance and remove food from the door before starting
• Soften the gasket in warm water or with gentle heat to ease installation and improve fit
• Loosen perimeter screws or trim as designed, seat the gasket groove fully, then retighten evenly
• Check for uniform contact all around; adjust door alignment if needed

Freezer Door Gasket

This window gasket fits between the appliance's window glass and the surrounding frame. It cushions the pane and helps seal gaps so the window stays secure, reduces rattles, and maintains proper performance around the viewing area. What it does:

• Seals the perimeter of the window glass to the door/frame
• Cushions the glass to reduce vibration and rattling noises
• Helps limit unwanted air/heat/steam leakage around the window area
• Common signs of wear: torn or flattened gasket, visible gaps, loose or shifting glass

• 1 window gasket

• Disconnect power and allow all surfaces to cool before starting
• Support the door and glass; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection
• Note the gasket's orientation; seat it evenly without stretching or twisting
• Reassemble and verify an even, continuous contact around the window

This cap seal creates a tight barrier between a cap and its mating surface in your appliance. Replacing a worn seal restores a secure, leak-resistant fit and helps maintain proper performance over time.

• Forms a tight seal where the cap seats to prevent leaks and seepage
• Helps maintain intended pressure/flow and keeps contaminants out
• Typical failure signs: drips or moisture around the cap area, loose cap fit, or a flattened/cracked seal
• Age, heat, and detergents/chemicals can harden or deform the seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the cap and note the seal's orientation
• Clean mating surfaces; seat the new seal fully without twisting
• Reinstall the cap and test operation, checking for a leak-free fit

Color: White

The Door Gasket is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. It forms an insulating perimeter around the freezer door opening to prevent warm air from entering during use.

Causes of a faulty door gasket include breakdown of sealing materials over time, cracks or loose edges that compromise effectiveness.

Symptoms of a bad freezer gasket are:

• Frost or ice buildup around the door seal
• Visible gaps allowing warm, moist air inside
• Inefficient cooling requiring excessive energy use
• Higher electric bills from poor insulation

This genuine OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

This is a Whirlpool freezer gasket.If the freezer is having difficulties staying at temperature and the old gasket is damaged or off track, replacing the gasket could fix the problems. A faulty gasket could also lead to higher levels of ice and frost build up in the freezer. This could potentially raise an energy bill because it causes the freezer to stay engaged longer. Higher levels of frost build up could ultimately damage other components. Pull the old gasket out before installing the new one. It doesn't matter if the old part gets snagged or torn when it's taken out since a replacement is ready. Be sure not to break any of the fastening clips around the edge of the freezer. Slowly insert the gasket around the outer edges of the freezer lid, inserting the lip of the gasket into the cut out areas. Make sure the gasket is held tightly in place before shutting the freezer lid.This part is sourced directly from the manufacturer as a genuine OEM replacement part. This gasket is only available individually and is not included with any other parts or the original appliance. This product is compatible with Whirlpool brand freezers.

This refrigerator door gasket compresses against the cabinet to create an air-tight seal. Replacing a worn gasket helps keep cold air in, maintain set temperatures, reduce moisture and frost, and support overall efficiency.

• Forms a continuous perimeter seal so the door closes snugly against the frame
• Helps maintain consistent internal temperatures and proper humidity
• Reduces frost/ice buildup and exterior condensation around the door area
• Signs of failure can include torn or warped rubber, visible gaps, condensation or frost near the door, longer run times, or warming inside the compartment

• Unplug the refrigerator and clear items from the door for easier handling
• Warm the new gasket (room temperature, or gently with a hair dryer on low or warm water) to relax folds—do not overheat
• If retained by screws, loosen the inner-liner retainer, seat the gasket lip starting at the corners, then tighten evenly; for push-in styles, press fully into the channel
• After installation, verify uniform contact all around and adjust door hinges if needed; allow up to 24 hours for the gasket to fully conform

Color: Grey

The door seal forms the primary gasket around the door opening on horizontal-axis machines, creating a tight barrier that keeps contents contained and prevents gaps that can lead to leaks, odors, and poor performance. What it does

• Seals the perimeter of the door opening to contain wash water and suds
• Helps the door close flush and maintain a consistent, leak-free seal
• Common symptoms: water leaking at the door area, visible tears or cracks in the seal, persistent mildew/odors around the gasket, or a door that won't seal properly

• 1 door seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Remove the front panel/retaining bands as needed to access the seal
• Note orientation and drain holes at the bottom; press the seal fully into its groove all the way around
• Reinstall retainers, ensure the door closes flush, and run a short test to check for leaks

This flexible perimeter seal fits around the refrigerator door to keep cold air in and humid air out. Replacing a worn gasket restores a tight closure, stabilizes temperatures, and helps reduce frost, condensation, and energy waste. What it does:

• Seals the gap between the door and cabinet to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain proper internal temperature and humidity
• Reduces frost and condensation caused by warm-air infiltration
• Corrects: visible gaps, torn/cracked gasket, door not sealing or popping open, excess moisture or frost

• 1 refrigerator door gasket

• Unplug the refrigerator before starting
• Lay the new gasket flat and warm it (warm water or low heat) to relax folds
• Remove the old gasket and clean the sealing surface/channel thoroughly
• Install starting at the corners, ensure the gasket is fully seated and evenly contacting the cabinet; adjust door alignment if needed

This replacement seal restores a tight barrier between mating components, helping prevent leaks and maintain proper performance. Install it when the original seal becomes worn or damaged to keep moisture and fluids contained where they belong. What it does

• Creates a watertight/airtight seal between connected parts
• Helps prevent drips, seepage, and moisture escaping from joints
• Maintains correct system pressure/flow at the sealed connection
• Replace if the old seal is cracked, flattened, swollen, or brittle
• Common symptoms include moisture around the joint, intermittent leaks, or residue/mineral trails

• 1 seal

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water supply before service
• Remove the old seal and clean the groove and mating surfaces thoroughly
• Lightly lubricate with manufacturer-approved silicone grease only; seat the seal evenly without twisting
• Reassemble, restore utilities, and run a short test to check for leaks

Restore a tight, heat-resistant seal around your oven opening with this oven door gasket. It helps keep heat inside the cavity, stabilize temperature, and improve baking performance by sealing the gap between the door and oven frame.

• Forms the primary seal between the oven door and cavity to retain heat
• Reduces heat loss and temperature swings for more consistent cooking
• Helps prevent hot air and moisture from leaking around the door
• Common signs it's worn: visible tears or fraying, flattened spots, heat felt escaping, longer preheat or cook times

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Remove the old gasket from the retainer channel or clips; clean the groove
• Press the new gasket evenly into place without stretching; ensure corners are fully seated
• Close the door and check for uniform contact around the perimeter; adjust as needed

This heat-resistant fiberglass oven door gasket seals the oven cavity perimeter, helping keep heat inside for consistent temperatures and efficient cooking. Replace a worn, frayed, or flattened seal to restore proper door sealing performance. What it does

• Forms a heat-resistant seal around the oven opening to minimize heat loss
• Helps maintain set temperature and overall cooking performance
• Can help address long preheat times, uneven baking, and hot air leaking around the door
• Replace if the gasket is frayed, brittle, compressed, or falling out of its channel

• Includes: 1 fiberglass door gasket

• Disconnect power and allow the oven to cool completely before service
• Remove the old gasket from its mounting slots or clips; clean the channel of debris
• Install the new gasket without stretching; seat it evenly around the perimeter with ends routed as originally positioned
• Close the door and check for uniform contact all around; adjust seating if needed