How do I replace the door seal on a refrigerator?

Answer 1

Also, some have to be heat fitted. Once installed, they won't seal properly without heat. I hired mine done and watched. This was a larger fridge, however. If the gasket goes on the larder fridge I have now, I might try it myself.

Answer 2

Call Sears. Many refrigerators have heating elements built into the rubber gaskets, to keep condensation from forming. You would have to know how to break and reconnect the wiring for the heating element.
If you don't know what you are doing, it could be a shocking experience.
The inside door panel is held on with screws or nuts. You just have to move the gasket on the inside door out of the way with a putty knife, to get at the screw heads.

Answer 3

If your talking about the front door gasket, there's no heating element in them. The gasket is different of the styles. Some just pop out, some are held in with screws. It's not a task an engineer has to perform.

Answer 4

is there a website to the manufacturer of the brand you own?... Maybe a housewares/hardware shop in your area..