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$125.65
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Fresh Food Door Gasket - White
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PartSelect Number PS2331944
Manufacturer Part Number 241872502
This white door gasket is used to make an air-tight seal for the cabinet when the door is closed.
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MICHAEL from BAYTOWN, TX
Door gasket was cracked and falling apart
Watched your video, used a stiff putty knife to pry the gasket loose.Cleaned the surrounding area and pushed the new gasket in. I used a plastic body moulding tool to make sure the gasket was sealed. Very easy repair! Read more...
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$10.85
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Door Shelf End Cap - Left Side
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PartSelect Number PS467739
Manufacturer Part Number 5303324302
This is the door shelf end cap for your refrigerator. It connects to the refrigerator door and keeps the door bar in place. Your refrigerator will have two shelf end caps, one for the right side and one for the left. This part is the left side door shelf end cap. It is made of white plastic and is a little over two inches long. This is an OEM part from the manufacturer and is sold individually.
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Nell from New Orleans, LA
Door shelf retainer bar end caps broke off at insertion point.
Removed plastic male parts. Inserted new end caps onto old retainer bar. Inserted all into door. A snap, but I didn't need to order the retainer bar after all - the old one was the perfect fit and the one I ordered was way too long. I returned the new retainer bar, and the shipping was more expensive than the part. Read more...
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$35.93
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Fresh Food Door Gasket
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PartSelect Number PS428566
Manufacturer Part Number 218730603
This white gasket is used to seal the refrigerator door when closed to keep the cool air inside and the room air out.
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Emily from Saint Louis, MO
Gasket was old and not sealing correctly
There are quite a few bolts that needed to be loosened to remove the old gasket and put on the new one. We tried to do it by just loosening and leaving the door on the fridge...take my advice. Just remove the door, remove all the bolts, put the new gasket on and replace the bolts then the door. MUCH EASIER than trying to fit it on inch by inch and having it pull back out etc. Read more...
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$102.05
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Freezer Door Gasket
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PartSelect Number PS2331943
Manufacturer Part Number 241872501
This door gasket is used to seal the freezer door when closed.
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Karine Lepold /BM CARGO from Miami, FL
Freezer door gasket with a holes
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$92.55
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Fresh Food Door Gasket
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PartSelect Number PS455153
Manufacturer Part Number 5303207345
Fixes these symptoms
  • Door Sweating
  • Fridge runs too long
  • Fridge too warm
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Installation Instructions
Ted from Montague, MA
old gaskets were split, leaking
The old gaskets were easy to pull out. At first I thought the bead of the new ones were supposed to slide into place. Then I just loosened the phillips head screws that hold the inner door panel. I loosened them all and pried the inner door out about 4 mm. the the bead of the new gasket slid in with relative ease. Then I tightened the screws back up, I just had to peel back the gasket to get at each one. The gasket holds itself in place with no adhesive. Read more...
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$96.83
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Freezer Door Gasket
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PartSelect Number PS473582
Manufacturer Part Number 5308007123
This white door gasket is used to make an air-tight seal for the cabinet when the door is closed.
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Installation Instructions
Emily from Saint Louis, MO
Gasket was old and not sealing correctly
There are quite a few bolts that needed to be loosened to remove the old gasket and put on the new one. We tried to do it by just loosening and leaving the door on the fridge...take my advice. Just remove the door, remove all the bolts, put the new gasket on and replace the bolts then the door. MUCH EASIER than trying to fit it on inch by inch and having it pull back out etc. Read more...
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$103.61
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Fresh Food Door Gasket
PartSelect Number PS428570
Manufacturer Part Number 218730609
This white fresh food door gasket is used to seal the refrigerator door when closed to keep the cool air inside and the room air out.
Fixes these symptoms
  • Door Sweating
  • Fridge runs too long
  • Fridge too warm
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Installation Instructions
Dale from Pevely, MO
Refrigerator ran frequently and freezer door was sagging
I pulled off the old door gasket which came off really easy. I was hoping the new one would go on as easy as just popping it in place but it didnt work. I had to remove the inside door panel. The gasket wouldnt lay entirely flat in the inside groove so I used a bead of RTV around the entire circumference which helped to hold it in place while reattaching the panel back onto the door. The screws fit on the under side of the magnetic portion of the gasket. In order to access the screw holes the gasket has to be lifted which sometimes causes the gasket to pull from the lip on the back side of the panel making the RTV get everywhere. After every screw was in place and lightly tightened the panel had to be adjusted to allow for the proper closing of the door. This was the worst part, fortunatly the screws left a slight indentation of where they were before I removed them so it gave me a nice reference.
The hinge part of the new gasket requires a lubricant so it wont bind up when the door is closed. I didnt know about this until my order arrived and a part number was recommended for the type of lube. I just used Vasolene and it works fine.
The pin bearing was really easy. Just unload the contents from the door, mine was the freezer door. I popped off the cap covering the screws and removed the screws while holding the door so it wouldnt drop on the floor. Once off I used a flat head screwdriver to pry out the old one and a light tap of a hammer to replace it with the new. I put it all together the way it came off.
Now my fridge runs much less and the freezer door doesnt sag. Read more...
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$104.26
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Door Gasket
PartSelect Number PS428571
Manufacturer Part Number 218730610
This almond door gasket is used to seal the refrigerator door when closed to keep the cool air inside and the room air out.
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Installation Instructions
Clark from Wenatchee, WA
door seals cracking from age on both compartments
Located the many screws which hold the inside surface of the door on. The screws are located between the seal and the inside surface; you have to hold back the seal to find the screws.

The seals are attached to this inner surface by a snug fit, and clamped in place when the screws are tightened again. Its simpler than it sounds.

Finally, it is wise to get a food safe RTV sealant to glue down the corners of the door seals to make they don't scoot around during the life of the seal. Read more...
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$57.64
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Fresh Food Door Gasket
PartSelect Number PS428567
Manufacturer Part Number 218730604
This almond fresh food door gasket is used to seal the refrigerator door when closed to keep the cool air inside and the room air out.
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$128.63
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Freezer Door Gasket
PartSelect Number PS423208
Manufacturer Part Number 215608916
This white door gasket is used to seal the freezer door when closed.
Fixes these symptoms
Installation Instructions
Ted from Montague, MA
old gaskets were split, leaking
The old gaskets were easy to pull out. At first I thought the bead of the new ones were supposed to slide into place. Then I just loosened the phillips head screws that hold the inner door panel. I loosened them all and pried the inner door out about 4 mm. the the bead of the new gasket slid in with relative ease. Then I tightened the screws back up, I just had to peel back the gasket to get at each one. The gasket holds itself in place with no adhesive. Read more...

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