Whole Parts Refrigerator Freezer Door Seal Gasket, White Color, Part# 005450-000 - Replacement & Compatible with Some Viking Refrigerators

Whole Parts Refrigerator Freezer Door Seal Gasket, White Color, Part# 005450-000 - Replacement & Compatible with Some Viking RefrigeratorsWhole Parts Refrigerator Freezer Door Seal Gasket, White Color, Part# 005450 000. Approximate Size: 34. 65" x 22. 32". This Part Replaces AP5695414. Compatible models are but not limited to: DDBB363 JMAG R SERIES, DFBB363 JMAG R SERIES, DFBB536, VCBB363JMAG RSERIES, VCBB536, VIBB363 JMAG R SERIES. The 005450 000 refrigerator door gasket is designed to maintain the temperature for the compatible Viking refrigerators. Its primary function is to keep

Whole Parts Refrigerator Freezer Door Seal Gasket, White Color, Part# 005450-000. Approximate Size: 34.65" x 22.32". This Part Replaces AP5695414. Compatible models are but not limited to: DDBB363 JMAG - R SERIES, DFBB363 JMAG - R SERIES, DFBB536, VCBB363JMAG-RSERIES, VCBB536, VIBB363 JMAG - R SERIES.

The 005450-000 refrigerator door gasket is designed to maintain the temperature for the compatible Viking refrigerators. Its primary function is to keep cold air inside while preventing energy loss and ensuring food stays fresh.

About the Installation:

1. Place the gasket in a basin or bathtub and soak it in warm water (120-160 °F) for 10 minutes to restore shape to any bent or wrinkled areas. Note: Do not use boiling water, and do not soak it for too long. After soaking, remove the gasket from the water and gently wipe dry. Lay the gasket flat along the side of the refrigerator. If there are any part arches or bends, stretch it flat and keep it in this state for at least 6 hours.

2. Install the gasket the next day: First press the four corners of the seal into the groove, then press the four sides in sequence. Smooth it by hand to make the surface even.

3. After closing the door, check for gaps. If there are gaps, reopen the door and use a hair dryer on low to medium heat on the area while smoothing the gasket with your hand until the gap disappears. If the door does not close properly or is difficult to close, check whether the gasket is jammed on the hinge side. If jammed, reopen the door and insert a sheet of paper from inside the refrigerator toward the outside at the jammed position. Close the door firmly and keep it closed, then slowly pull the paper out from the outside. Repeat several times until the jam is eliminated.

4. After completing all steps, close the door firmly and press it tight. Tape the refrigerator door shut to let it cool and set in shape. Keep it closed for at least 12 hours.