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08-01-2009, 08:17 AM
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Maine Homeowner
Model Number: jbp30b4ww Brand: GE Age: 1 - 5 years
Have ordered from you a new door gasket- 84 inches long. Am wondering if I need a high temp glue to hold the gasket in the door channel? Also would like a parts breakdown of the door to see how the door comes apart to fit in the ends of the gasket. Also would accept graciously any thoughts on installing the new seal. Any help?
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08-01-2009, 08:22 AM
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 [quote=Maine Homeowner;113030]Have ordered from you a new door gasket- 84 inches long. Am wondering if I need a high temp glue to hold the gasket in the door channel? Also would like a parts breakdown of the door to see how the door comes apart to fit in the ends of the gasket. Also would accept graciously any thoughts on installing the new seal. Any help? It appears the door back has to come off to fit the ends of the seal into - right?
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