Oven Door Gasket Seal

Oven Door Gasket Seal

Carol from AR

Oven door gasket was dirty and needs to be replaced

Screwdriver, pliers, scissors

Make sure you match the old gasket clips with the clips on the new one before removing the old one. That way you know which end of the new gasket to begin with. Removing the old gasket where it went into the oven door was the most difficult part. It must have been connected somewhere inside the door. After I used scissors to cut away the old gasket attaching the new one was a snap. I used a screwdriver to stuff a part of the new gasket into the hole in the oven door. No tools were needed to snap each clip in place. I had removed a gasket on my old oven and it wasn't attached inside the door so that part was a bit different on this oven. But all went well and it looks nice and clean and works fine.

Oven Door Gasket Seal

Anna from NJ

Oven was missing part

No tools needed

N/a

Oven Door Gasket Seal

Thomas from OH

The part I ordered was used for a grill. The grill had several areas that leaked smoke from, so I purchased the item as a gasket.

I used a drill to pilot the correct size holes.

This was a project to stop a smoker grill from leaking around the lid area. It worked great.