Freezer Door Gasket WPD7605115Q

Took the doors off,took inner plastic off and old gasket. Put new gasket on and put it back together. Used hair dryer to help shape it. It is working fine now. We saved hundreds of dollars doing it ourselves and not buying a new refrigerator!!!

removed 30+ screws and interior freezer door panel in order to remove gasket. installed new gasket in reverse order as per instructions and payed attention to proper alignment of said gasket.

The repair was done by removing the freezer door. I then remove all maybe 48 screws, lifted the inside panel and removed the the old worn gasket ,replacingit with the new making sure that it was seated properly around the panel. then I replaced all the screws and reinstalled the freezer door. Making sure contact is being made around the e ... Read more ntire door, WALA,no more moisture, no more frost inside freezer or frige .AT THIS RATE I MIGHT HAVE THIS OLD FRIGE ANOTHER 27 YEARS.

I began by loosening the door gaskets by backing off the screws about 2 turns with the nut driver. The gaskets pulled off easily. I then heated the new gaskets in the clothes dryer on med heat for about 5 mins. I attempted to reinstall the new gaskets and found this more difficult than it needed to be. My solution was to simply remove bot ... Read more h doors, remove all the screws and pull the door liners. Then I was able to easily install the gaskets, reinstall the liners and rehang the doors. As a result of pulling the inner liners was I discovered that 'Ice' had developed in the insulation (fiberglass) in the freezer door. I used a heat gun on low to melt the ice and then ran the insulation through the dryer to fully dry it before reinstallation. These added steps increased the total time for the repair but were well worth it in my opinion.

removed inside door panels by removing multiple
screws- 20-30 screws which hold each panel and gasket together to the door. then remove old gasket and put new gasket in place... align new gasket to seat on plastic ridge of inside door panel.. pay special attention to the corners so they are aligned properly without any 'bulges'. th ... Read more en screw each panel back on to the door using the original screws removed. best done with the help of a friend to hold and align the panel while you attach each screw. also after installation with door closed - use a hairdryer to soften up the gasket and allow it to conform to the new space and door application. total time is approx 1 hour per door... i probably saved well over $100 in labor by doing this myself-thankyou part select.com for having my parts... i will visit you again once something breaks or wears out again !