Whirlpool WP12550115Q Refrigerator Door Gasket OEM Part

Unfortunately, this model has the screws that you need to loosen before you can squeeze the rubber in but the gaskets fit perfectly. It took a lot more time than the video showed but that was because the video was of the pop in type. Be sure when pushing the rubber under the metal strip you make sure it actually goes in. I think the last people installed the gaskets incorrectly and that's why they broke and pulled out of place. Unscrew the bolts first, I used an electric drill. The old gasket pulls out easily. Instructions say to put the corners in first but with the screws it was better to do the top first, then sides and bottom last. If you have a bottom freezer, I recommend taking the door off before you attempt to replace the seal. No need to with the refrigerator part as there is enough space to see under. I used a flathead screwdriver to help push the rubber behind the metal as it didn't want to go all the way in just using my hand. I think it helped to get under 2 or 3 screws and then tighten them before moving to the next section because the rubber had a tendency to pull back out as you moved along. I also recommend using the hair dryer to help get the kinks out. The freezer door fit fine but it did take 2 or 3 days before the magnets in the fridge door really held. I refused my husbands help but that might not have been wise. Even thought it took a while, don't give up. Good luck!

I was very surprised by the speed of the delivery. was expecting to wait weeks for the parts to arrive and they were delivered in just a few days. The tutorial for the gasket replacement was not for this model refrigerator and made the repair confusing for short while. I would not hesitate a second to order parts from them again.

Replaced with new seal

I have an Amana bottom drawer freezer. Really hard to get to the bottom screws with the bottom basket in so I took out the top basket and moved the bottom one out of the way. Getting the door off was easy - getting it back on - not so easy. I wound up doing this twice because I couldn't get the gasket to seat properly. The second time I put the gasket in the dryer for 10 minutes, made extra sure the corners lined up and lifted the interior door assembly as I went so the gasket slipped underneath. Had to be careful when putting the screws in that I didn't pull out the seated gasket. Make sure you have a power nutdriver or this will take forever. Finally - putting the door back on. As you try and place the door in position, the "arms" you're trying to attach it to keep rolling backwards. Then the screws with the washers dangling off them move all over the place and invariably the washers fall off. After lots of bad words & missing washers it got done. Gasket looks great but it was a frustrating experience. Fridge door gasket was a snap after that!!

I replaced both door seals and the frost problem with evaporator fan was fixed.