OEM Freezer Door Gasket For Whirlpool W10407216 Refrigerator Door Gasket
$ 36.94
Description
OEM Freezer Door Gasket For Whirlpool W10407216 Refrigerator Door Gasket. Fits Popular Models - WRS311SDHB, WRX986SIHZ, WRF767SDHV. W10407216 Replaces older parts: W10248749 and W10685869. NOTE: Smooth folds and creases in gasket W10407216 by soaking it in warm water or warming it with a hair dryer on low heat. W10407216 Freezer Door Gasket Seal Panel for Whirlpool Maytag KitchenAid Jenn-Air and Kenmore Refrigerators Replace W10248749 W10685869 21.06 x 34.25 x 1.57in Grey The W10407216 is a gray freezer door gasket for Whirlpool refrigerators, that also fits some models from other brands, including for Maytag KitchenAid Jenn-Air and Kenmore. Fits Popular Models - WRS311SDHB, WRX986SIHZ, WRF767SDHV. W10407216 Replaces older parts: W10248749 and W10685869 Specification Size: W10407216 refrigerator freezer door gasket replacement size is: 21.06”W x 34.25”L x 1.57”H, please measure your old gasket size carefully before ordering. Many refrigerator door gasket look the same but are not the same size, please order based on size rather its looks. NOTE: Smooth folds and creases in gasket W10407216 by soaking it in warm water or warming it with a hair dryer on low heat Function: The W10407216 freezer door gasket creates an airtight seal around the freezer door to prevent warm air from entering the freezer, maintain temperature and improve energy efficiency, keeps the interior dry, reduces odors, and enhances food preservation Upgraded Quality Freezer Door Gasket: W10407216 Refrigerator Freezer Drawer Gasket Replacement is made of high quality EPDM rubber with precision welding process,1600 degrees fahrenheit high temperature welding. Featuring Cold resistence, high elasticity and flexibility, can quickly return to its original state after deformation. Thickened magnetic strips with 815 GS of magnetism, enhanced suction and sealing ability to tighten the refrigerator door Installation: W10407216 Refrigerator Freezer Door Gasket that installation can be difficult if the old gasket was foamed in place, as some foam may need to be removed. Warming the new gasket with a hairdryer can make it more pliable for installation. A compromised seal can cause frost buildup, excessive condensation, and higher energy bills. The "paper test," where a bill is closed in the freezer door, can help determine if the gasket needs to be replaced.
