Need to replace the door gasket. Can this be done with the door on?

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All door gaskets on all fridges can be replaced. They split over time and need replacing.

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The top to bottom alignment is done by moving the hinges up/down. On many models there may also be plastic spacers on the hinge pins you can use to adjust the height.The closing of the door so it shuts properly and is flush on all 4 sides is done by adjusting the screws that hold the door gasket in place. If you've never done it before it can be a real pain to get it right. Make small adjustments to the screws and if need be grab the door at the center top and center bottom and give it a small tug in opposite directions to get it straight, if you have to. To test if its closing properly, look at the edge of the gasket all around it should be the same distance from the body of the fridge, use a mirror to see the bottom. To test if its sealing properly use a dollar bill. Close the bill in between the gasket and the door in areas all around the door, When you pull on the bill you should feel resistance, if the bill is not held in or pulls out easily the gasket is not sealing properly at that location, you need to adjust the screws to get it aligned better.

Most door gaskets are available online, most recommended taking drum out to replace, but task can easily be done by removing rubber from hole in machine (end of a spoon helps) then push drum back through the hole and you will see a large clip on rubber to the drum, unscrew clip and pull out rubber, reverse to replace. Good luck.

Sorry, I am not familiar with that model.

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This is the step you will use to repair your ice door seal that is loose.

There are screws under the fold of the freezer door gasket that holds the brace for the gasket in place. Lift the rubber gasket to expose the screw head, one section at a time. Just loosen the screw, and do not take it completely out.

As you loosen the screws, one section at a time, carefully remove the old gasket. At the same time, fit the new gasket into the groove. Make sure your new gasket is lined up properly.

Continue around the freezer door, unloosening the screw, taking out the old gasket and fitting the new one in.

Tighten the screws into place. This may have to be done once the entire gasket is fitted into place.

Check the seal by closing the door. You should have a nice, tight seal.

Good luck.

Step 4 Tighten the screws into place. This may have to be done once the entire gasket is fitted into place.

Read more: How to Fix a Freezer Door Seal | eHow.co.uk http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_4855248_fix-freezer-door-seal.html#ixzz0rY7rn3O8

Step 3 Continue around the freezer door, unloosening the screw, taking out the old gasket and fitting the new one in.

Step 4 Tighten the screws into place. This may have to be done once the entire gasket is fitted into place.

Read more: How to Fix a Freezer Door Seal | eHow.co.uk http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_4855248_fix-freezer-door-seal.html#ixzz0rY7gYaZ2

Step 2 As you loosen the screws, one section at a time, carefully remove the old gasket. At the same time, fit the new gasket into the groove. Make sure your new gasket is lined up properly.

Step 3 Continue around the freezer door, unloosening the screw, taking out the old gasket and fitting the new one in.

Step 4 Tighten the screws into place. This may have to be done once the entire gasket is fitted into place.

Step 5 jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery('#jsArticleStep5 span.image a:first').attr('href','http://i.ehow.com/images/a04/k5/eg/fix-freezer-door-seal-1.5-800X800.jpg'); }); Keep the gasket clean to last longer. Check the seal by closing the door. You should have a nice, tight seal.

Read more: How to Fix a Freezer Door Seal | eHow.co.uk http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_4855248_fix-freezer-door-seal.html#ixzz0rY7JfY8i

Problem solved - it was not the gasket - it was the vent tube as defined in one of your on-line reported solutions. Thank you!!!

you may need to replace the door gasket .. it may be sealing properly. that green slime you speak of i s called algea, same fungus found in swimming pools.. you can use algicide to remove it . Pleas were gloves

you could use a hair dryer to attempt to remold the gasket to the door
other than that i think you would have to replace the gasket

very hard to replace if you hav not done it befor to get it installed correctly