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Washer Door Boot Seal – Part Number: 5304505004
Washer Door Boot Seal
$88.97
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Fix Number
FIX12731388
Manufacturer Part Number
5304505004
Also known as a door gasket or door bellows, this OEM door boot creates a watertight seal between the inner drum and the outer cabinet of your washing machine. It's a crucial part in preventing leaks during wash cycles. If you notice water or soap leaking from the door, or see signs of wear like tearing or looseness around the drum, it's likely time to replace the boot. Installation requires removing the existing clamp with pliers, and this replacement is sold individually. Please note that any required clamps or securing parts must be purchased separately.
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Rear Drum Felt Seal – Part Number: W10612022
Rear Drum Felt Seal
$42.85
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Fix Number
FIX8691753
Manufacturer Part Number
W10612022
This is a genuine OEM replacement rear drum seal for your dryer. This seal is made of felt and comes with the adhesive required for installation. The purpose of the seal is to prevent hot air from escaping the drum while the dryer is operating. If you notice that it is taking too long for your laundry to dry, that marks are left on your laundry, or the machine is noisy or will not tumble, then you may need to replace the seal.
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Front Load Washer Bellow – Part Number: W11106747
Front Load Washer Bellow
$126.99
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Fix Number
FIX12074757
Manufacturer Part Number
W11106747
If your front-load washer is leaking, the door gasket might be the problem. This gray rubber seal wraps around the door opening to keep water inside and protect the machine’s inner parts. It’s easy to replace—just peel off the old one and press the new one into place. This part is sold on its own, so if you need a clamp, you’ll want to grab that separately.
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Door Boot Seal – Part Number: MDS47123602
Door Boot Seal
$107.20
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Fix Number
FIX3535210
Manufacturer Part Number
MDS47123602
This flexible gasket seals the door on your LG or Kenmore front-load washer to keep water from leaking during cycles. If you’re seeing puddles, smelling mildew, or noticing moisture around the door, replacing the gasket can help. It’s made from durable material and fits many models—just check your washer’s model number to be sure.
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Bellow – Part Number: W11314648
Bellow
$158.40
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Fix Number
FIX12711495
Manufacturer Part Number
W11314648
This washer door boot seal fits select Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, and KitchenAid front-load washers. It prevents leaks by sealing the gap between the door and tub and helps reduce noise and vibration during the spin cycle. Made from durable rubber or silicone, it’s ideal for replacing cracked or worn seals. Be sure to confirm compatibility with your model before installation.
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Front Load Washer Bellow Door Boot Seal - Gray – Part Number: WPW10381562
Front Load Washer Bellow Door Boot Seal - Gray
$107.20
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Fix Number
FIX11753988
Manufacturer Part Number
WPW10381562
If your laundry is coming out of the washer with marks or tears, your washer is leaking, or there is a burning smell, there may be an issue with your door bellow. This genuine OEM part is also called a boot seal and provides a watertight seal around the door of your front load washing machine. If the door boot seal gets damaged or torn, it can cause leaking to happen and should be replaced. A common reason that the bellow gets torn is overloading the machine. There are two clamps that hold the bellow in place, if they are in good shape they can be reused with the new bellow. If the clamps are damaged, they should be replaced and can be purchased separately.
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GASKET – Part Number: MDS66290801
GASKET
$142.61
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Fix Number
FIX12590532
Manufacturer Part Number
MDS66290801
This rubber gasket seals the door on your LG front-load washer to keep water from leaking out during cycles. If you’re noticing puddles, mildew smells, or moisture around the door, replacing the gasket can help. It’s made to last and also helps reduce vibration while your washer runs. Fits many LG models.
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Washer Door Boot Seal – Part Number: 4986ER0004F
Washer Door Boot Seal
$63.68
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Fix Number
FIX3524977
Manufacturer Part Number
4986ER0004F
This is an original manufacturer door gasket with a drain hole, for a front-load washer. If you require a door gasket without a drain hole, that is sold separately. Door gaskets are also commonly referred to as a door boot seal or bellow. The door gasket forms a seal between the door and tub, and the drain port allows for water drainage. A few symptoms related to this part include leaking, unusual sounds, poor performance, a burning smell, and a door that will not shut or seal properly. Be sure to keep your washer door gasket clean, and never overload your washer.
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Dryer Lint Trap Housing Seal – Part Number: WP339956
Dryer Lint Trap Housing Seal
$9.79
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Fix Number
FIX11741506
Manufacturer Part Number
WP339956
This genuine OEM part is a lint trap housing seal for your dryer. This part is used to form an airtight seal at the back of the dryer drum and the lint duct. The foam seal is approximately 28 inches in length, 1 inch wide, about half an inch thick, and has an adhesive backing. The seal is located between the lint duct and the bulkhead of the dryer. You may need to replace the seal if there is air leaking from the dryer while it is running, which would result in your laundry taking too long to dry.
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Bellow – Part Number: 134616100
Bellow
$74.43
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX2342392
Manufacturer Part Number
134616100
If your front-load washer is leaking or making strange noises, the door boot seal might be the culprit. This soft rubber ring fits around the door and keeps water inside while your machine runs. It also helps reduce noise and lets the drum spin freely. Over time, it can crack or tear, or even collect mold, which leads to bad smells. Replacing it can fix leaks and improve your washer’s performance. It’s usually gray and fits snugly between the door and the drum. Installing it takes a bit of effort—you’ll need to remove the front panel and secure it with clamps—but it’s a common fix for water leaks and sealing issues.
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