Whirlpool Refrigerator Gasket & Seal

This oven light lens gasket seals the lens to the oven liner, helping keep heat, steam, and grease out of the light housing. It maintains a secure fit for the lens and protects the bulb and wiring.

• Creates a heat-resistant seal between the light lens and oven cavity
• Helps block heat, steam, and grease from entering the light assembly
• Stabilizes the lens/retainer so the lens sits flush and secure
• Common signs of failure: torn/brittle gasket, lens feels loose, condensation or grease inside the lens, or scorching around the light opening

• Disconnect power at the breaker and allow the oven to cool completely before servicing
• Remove the lens retainer and lens to access the gasket; note orientation before removal
• Seat the new gasket evenly around the opening, then reinstall the lens and retainer without overtightening
• The lens sits flush and the seal is even after reassembly

Color: Black

Color: Black

This is the perimeter seal for the refrigerator's fresh food compartment door. It restores an airtight seal to keep cold air in and humid room air out, helping maintain temperature, reduce condensation, and improve overall efficiency.

• Seals the fresh food door opening to prevent air leaks
• Helps stabilize internal temperature and reduce run time
• Replace if torn, cracked, deformed, or not sealing evenly
• Symptoms can include condensation or moisture around the door, warm spots, frost near the door edge, or the door not closing fully

• Disconnect power; allow the door area and new gasket to warm to room temperature
• Soften the new gasket in warm water to relax bends before installation
• Remove the old gasket; seat the new one fully into the channel, starting at the corners—do not stretch
• Use gentle, low heat (hair dryer) to smooth waves; perform a "paper test" around the perimeter and adjust hinges if needed

Color: Black. Size: 23 3/4 inches x 31 1/2 inches. For white order WP12550116Q.

This refrigerator door gasket creates an airtight seal around the door to keep cold air in and warm air out, helping maintain proper temperature and energy efficiency. Replacing a worn gasket restores a reliable seal and prevents frost or moisture issues.

• Seals the perimeter of the refrigerator door for consistent cooling
• Helps reduce frost, condensation, and temperature swings
• Common symptoms include doors not sealing well, warm spots, or excess moisture

• Unplug the appliance before service
• Soften the gasket in warm water to improve flexibility and fit
• Clean and inspect the door channel; start seating the gasket at the corners
• After installation, close the door and check for uniform contact around the seal

This refrigerator door gasket seals the door to the cabinet to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replacing a worn or deformed gasket restores a reliable seal, steadier temperatures, and more efficient performance.

• Creates an air-tight seal around the door perimeter
• Helps maintain correct temperatures and reduce frost or condensation
• Supports proper door closing and overall cooling efficiency
• Replace if the gasket is torn, cracked, warped, hardened, or leaves gaps; if the door pops open; or if you see moisture/frost along the door edge

• Disconnect power; remove items from the door bins for access
• Pull the old gasket from the retainer; transfer/loosen corner screws if applicable
• Warm the new gasket (hot water or low-heat hair dryer) to relax it; seat the lip evenly, corners first
• Close the door and check for uniform contact; adjust with gentle heat and by leveling/hinge alignment if needed; allow up to 24 hours for the gasket to fully conform

This ice dispenser chute gasket seals the opening at the freezer door's ice chute, helping block warm, humid air from entering. A proper seal reduces frost and moisture around the dispenser and helps keep ice from clumping near the chute.

• Seals the gap between the ice door/flapper and chute to limit air leaks
• Helps minimize frost, condensation, and ice buildup in the dispenser area
• Replaces a torn, flattened, or missing gasket that prevents a tight seal

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing
• Remove the dispenser front panel/escutcheon to access the ice door and chute area
• Remove the old gasket, clean the mating surfaces, and seat the new gasket evenly all around
• Ensure the ice door/flapper moves freely and seals uniformly before reassembly

Color: Grey

The Gasket-FIP (STL) is an OEM part for Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerators. This gasket fits around the fresh food evaporator inlet pipe inside the refrigerator. Its purpose is to form an airtight seal to prevent air leaks and increase efficiency.

Symptoms of a bad gasket include: 

• Higher than normal energy usage
• Formation of frost or ice buildup in unexpected areas 
• Temperature fluctuations inside the refrigerator or freezer compartments
• Strange odors coming from the refrigerator

Causes of a bad gasket can be wear and tear over time, cracks or tears in the sealing material, or improper installation that does not allow for a tight seal. 

This OEM Whirlpool replacement part is also compatible with Maytag, Jenn-Air, Amana, and some Kenmore models.

This refrigerator door gasket forms an airtight seal between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and humid air out. Replacing a worn gasket helps stabilize temperatures, reduce frost and condensation, and improve overall cooling performance.

• Seals the door perimeter to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain set temperatures and humidity levels
• Reduces frost buildup and condensation around the door
• Common symptoms include rips/tears, warping, gaps, poor door seal, or visible moisture/frost at the door

• Disconnect power; let the interior warm slightly to soften the old gasket (or warm the new gasket in hot water)
• Pull the old gasket from the retainer/groove and clean mating surfaces
• Press the new gasket fully into the retainer, seating the corners first and working evenly around the door
• Use warm water or low heat to relax wrinkles; adjust door/hinges if needed

This replacement door gasket creates a tight seal between the refrigerator door and cabinet. It restores proper sealing to keep cold air in and moisture out when the original gasket is torn, warped, or leaking. What it does:

• Forms an airtight barrier around the door opening to prevent air leaks
• Helps maintain consistent temperatures and reduce frost or condensation
• Replaces gaskets that are cracked, brittle, misshapen, or not sealing
• Common fix for doors that won't close or seal properly

• 1 door gasket

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing
• Warm the new gasket in hot water or with low heat to relax folds
• Start at the corners and press the gasket lip into the channel; tighten any retainers evenly
• Close the door and check for even contact all around; adjust hinges if necessary

This refrigerator door gasket replaces a worn seal to restore a tight, even closure around the door. A proper seal keeps cold air in and moisture out, helping maintain temperature, reduce frost, and minimize run time. What it does:

• Forms a tight seal between the door and cabinet frame
• Helps maintain set temperatures and reduce moisture intrusion
• Resolves frost or condensation at the door and frequent compressor cycling
• Common signs: torn, cracked, or warped gasket; gaps; door not sealing smoothly

• Includes: 1 door gasket

• Disconnect power before servicing; remove or secure contents for safety
• On many models, loosen the inner-liner screws or pull the old gasket from the retainer/channel to remove
• Warm the new gasket (warm water or low heat from a hair dryer) to relax shipping folds
• Seat corners first, then press the rest into the retainer; verify seal with a paper-slip test and adjust as needed

Color: Apollo Grey

This refrigerator door gasket creates a tight seal between the door and cabinet to keep cold air in and moisture out. Replacing a worn or torn gasket restores consistent cooling performance and helps prevent frost and condensation from air leaks.

• Forms an airtight seal around the door perimeter to contain cold air
• Helps maintain proper temperatures and humidity inside the refrigerator
• Reduces frost, condensation, and warm spots caused by leaking seals
• Typical signs of failure: tears, gaps, hardened/warped corners, or doors not sealing firmly

• Unplug the appliance before servicing
• Let the new gasket warm to room temperature; use warm water or a hair dryer on low to relax bends
• Press the gasket fully into the door channel and seat the corners evenly
• Close the door and check for uniform contact all around; allow time for the gasket to conform

This foamed-in-place refrigerator door gasket seals the door perimeter to keep cold air in and humid room air out. Replacing a worn or damaged seal restores a tight closure, reduces frost and sweating, and helps maintain consistent temperatures.

• Creates an air-tight barrier around the door opening
• Helps prevent frost, moisture, and temperature swings
• Can address issues like doors not sealing, warm spots, or long run times
• Typical failure signs: tears, cracks, warping, loose corners, or brittle rubber

• Unplug the refrigerator and clear items from the door
• Warm the new gasket in hot water or with low heat to relax and straighten it
• Remove the old seal; press the new gasket fully into the channel, seating corners first
• Close the door and verify uniform contact; adjust hinges or leveling if needed

This refrigerator door gasket seals the fresh food compartment door to restore an airtight closure. A proper seal helps keep cold air in, limit moisture intrusion, and support stable temperatures and efficiency.

• Creates a tight seal between the fresh food door and cabinet
• Helps maintain interior temperature and reduce energy loss
• Limits condensation and frost near the door opening
• Worn, torn, or misshapen gaskets may cause warm spots, sweating, or doors that won't close fully

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing.
• Pull the inner lip from the door retainer to remove; some models require loosening liner screws hidden under the gasket edge.
• Warm the new gasket (warm water or gentle heat) to relax folds, then press the lip fully into the channel.
• Close the door and check for uniform contact; adjust hinges or re-tighten liner screws as needed.