UPGRADED WP61004009 Refrigerator Door Gasket Replacement Compatible with GE, Whirlpool and Maytag Replaces AP6010013, 61004009 French Door Seal AFI2538AEB13 59679249013 Freezer Door Seal

This refrigerator door gasket is constructed from food-grade thickened silicone, which is non-toxic, odorless, resistant to high and low temperatures, flexible, and tear-resistant. Its double-layer sealing structure design, combined with the thickened edge and wavy folds, snugly fits the refrigerator door gap to block the leakage of cold air, reducing cold air loss and energy consumption. The built-in thick magnetic strip is covered with an anti-oxidation coating, with no embrittlement at -40 and no rust in humid environments. The magnetic strip and silicone are integrated through molding, automatically fitting the door frame arc without manual adjustment.

It provides automatic adsorption the moment the door closes for a tighter, more labor-saving seal. Welded with precision welding technology at 1600 degrees Fahrenheit, it offers high elasticity and flexibility, allowing it to quickly restore to its original state after deformation.
Replacement part numbers include: WP61004009, AP4068446, 61002055, 665863, AH2059556, EA2059556, PS2059556, 61004009, AP6010013, PS11743189, EAP11743189.
Size: 31.38" x 20.47". Before ordering, check your refrigerator model, part numbers, and dimensions to ensure you are purchasing the correct item.
Note: The new sealing ring may curl due to transportation; gently blow it with the hot air of a hair dryer to smooth it out. This door gasket is compatible with brands including Jenn-Air, Magic Chef, Crosley, Admiral, Norge, Maytag, Amana, GE, and others.
Fit models include: MTF2155GRW, MTB2155GRW, MTB2156DEW, PTB2149FRW, PTB2153DRA, PTB2153DRQ, PTB2153DRW, ATB2110DRQ, ATB2110DRW, ATB2112ARA, ATB2112ARW, ATB2113ARA, ATB2113ARQ, ATB2113ARW, ATB2115HRQ, CTF2125DRW, CTF2125GRQ, CTF2125GRW, and more.
It addresses the following issues:
1. The door seam leaks cold air, and a gap remains after the refrigerator door is closed.
2. The rubber strip is hard, cracked, and the edge is warped, preventing a proper fit to the door frame.
3. Severe frost or water accumulation inside the refrigerator. 4. A sudden increase in power consumption.
5. The rubber strip is deformed and sticks the door shaft, or the magnetic strip has weakened, resulting in poor adsorption.
6. Internal odors are difficult to eliminate. Replacing the seal in time can make the refrigerator look new.
Installation Guide: Step
1: Ensure the refrigerator is powered off for safe operation. Tear off the old sealing ring and clean any remaining glue stains with alcohol or a glue remover.
Step 2: Temporarily fit the new sealing ring along the door frame to ensure the length and curvature match.
Step 3: Fix one corner of the refrigerator door, then align the rubber strip with the groove of the door frame and press until it is firmly fitted.
Step 4: Blow the entire seal with the medium hot air of a hair dryer for 10 seconds to enhance adhesion and ensure there is no loosening. Before purchasing, measure your refrigerator door bin dimensions for compatibility