GE DISHWASHER BOTTOM DOOR GASKET SEAL – SHORT – WD08X10075

GE General Electric Hotpoint Sears Kenmore Dishwasher BOTTOM DOOR GASKET SEAL – SHORT WD08X10075We are a Factory Authorized Parts Distributor for General Electric Hotpoint. Trust us for all of your General Electric Hotpoint appliance parts and accessories needs. Replacing the WD08X10075 GE Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket Seal – Short

Introduction

Having a broken gasket seal on your dishwasher will cause water to leak from it, making it difficult to maintain clean dishes. The WD08X10075 GE Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket Seal – Short is a replacement part for the lower door gasket seal on GE dishwashers and should be replaced as soon as any damages are noticed. Replacing your dishwasher’s gasket seal is a relatively simple process that can be done with the right tools.

Tools & Materials

– WD08X10075 GE Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket Seal – Short

– Phillips Screwdriver

– Flat Head Screwdriver

Step by Step Instructions

1. Unplug the power cord to the dishwasher from the outlet.

2. Open the lower door of the dishwasher. Along either side of the bottom door, there should be two Phillips screws holding the handle onto the door. Remove these screws with the Phillips screwdriver.

3. After the screws have been removed, pull the handle straight out of the door. This will remove the inside panel of the door and expose the gasket seal. The current gasket seal should be visible behind the panel.

4. Using a flat head screwdriver, gently pry the gasket seal away from the frame of the dishwasher door. This will release the current seal from the frame.

5. Pull the current gasket seal out of the door frame.

6. Insert the WD08X10075 GE Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket Seal – Short in the door frame in the same space where the previous gasket seal was. Press the new seal firmly into place so that it is secure.

7. Replace the inside panel and handle onto the dishwasher door, securing the handle with the Phillips screws that were removed in step two.

8. Plug the dishwasher back into the outlet and test the new gasket seal by running it through a complete cycle. Check for any signs of leaking water during or after the cycle has finished.

Conclusion

Replacing your dishwasher’s gasket seal is an easy job that can be done with a few basic tools. Make sure to thoroughly test the new gasket seal before going forward, to ensure that it is properly secured and working correctly.

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