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You are welcome. Keep us posted.
Gene.
Kitchen Aid is the division of Whirlpool.
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Hi Gene, yes I did, what threw me was the Whirlpool part number but this time I saw the Kitchenaid model # in small print and the read the response. Now I know it is pressed into a channel. I will order the gasket. Thanks much!
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Originally Posted by: Gene  ...Click on the part number bellow and scroll down to the Q&A section for the complete instructions... Did you do it? Gene. BTW, if you ordered any part from APP it can be easy returned.
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Hi Gene, thanks for the response but I'm still in the dark. You say it just pulls off. But does that mean it is glued on and I pull it off and have to glue the new one on. Or does it snap off and on to snaps. Or does it pull out of some kind of track. I want to know how it works exactly before I go pulling it off. I'm not going to spend over a hundred dollars on a new OEM gasket without knowing that I'm not pissing into the wind. I mean no disrespect but I need a more detailed description. Thanks, broidryman.
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Hello, This door gasket just pulls off. Click on the part number bellow and scroll down to the Q&A section for the complete instructions. It is very important to use OEM part because an aftermarket part could fit not properly. - The refrigerator door gasket Part number: 2159083
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I need to replace the refrigerator door gasket on Kitchenaid KSRB25QGBL01. But there are no screws under the gasket and the gasket seems to be sealed under the white plastic interior. I have tried pulling on the gasket but I don't want to totally tear it up without knowing before hand the proper way to remove it. If the white interior needs to come out then tell me how to do that also. Be specific please.
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