Door Boot Seal

Door Boot Seal

Daniel from IN

The door boot had bad mold stains

Phillips screwdriver, pliers, shims

The only difficult part was re-installing the inner retaining spring. I started at the top, wedged some shims (typical wood shims used for setting windows/doors) to hold that in place, used a thin, wide stick at the bottom to guide the spring into place, then worked around either side from the top to the bottom. Installation usually takes me longer because any time I take an appliance apart, I take the opportunity to thoroughly clean as much as I can -- vacuum out the cabinet, disassemble and clean the soap tray, etc., -- and inspect for other problems.

Door Boot Seal

Jaclyn from OH

Tear in boot and moldy.

Pliers, various others.

We had hired a repairman on thumbtack and he did it making it look easy.

Door Boot Seal

John from NC

new rubber door mount

screwdriver and a gem blade

I used a video off You tube to swap the part out. You guys should provide a short video of trhe step by step on how to replace.