Siwdoy W10300924 W10300924V Gasket: A Compatible Door Seal for Whirlpool Dishwashers Review

This product was used with Kitchenaid Dishwasher Model IXBL4 KUD$30. Identical to the OEM part I removed. Use gasket lube on the gasket to guide it around tight corners for full seating. Finally fixed my water leak with a perfect seal.

A bit pricey but one of the lowest prices on the web. Very good condition and very easy install if you use some ArmorAll to lubricate the seal. I had to clean the surface with CLR then spray ArmorAll on the gasket shell and it installed easily.

Didn't work for me. I installed a Maytag MDB7749SBM3 in my dishwasher, the leak got worse than before the gasket was replaced. Did a comparison of the old and new gaskets and found that the replacement gasket is definitely a lower profile than the OEM gasket. I had to send the seal back and order directly from the manufacturer.

Has been listed as an OEM part. And at 1/3 the price it seemed like a good price. But that never solved the problem. And after 2 months of use, it finally broke down, causing my dishwasher to spew water out the door. HELP. The OEM number I was looking to replace was W11177741.

Our dishwasher was leaking under the door and we thought it might be the gasket so we ordered a replacement. This gasket is well made and is a great replacement for the original. I ended up needing another part to fix (the leak was at the idler motor bushing and I later fixed it) but this product is still a perfect replacement for the OEM part.

Without instructions. I know how to use it but I've seen misleading videos online saying the flat side is out. It does not resemble the original print in shape. It was worse than a 10 year seal. Started putting the old stuffing box back in place and noticed it "spin". I decided to flip this new seal and it worked great. I also had a bit of an issue getting the fit right on the top corners, but adding liquid soap helped it fit properly.

This was exactly what I was looking for to replace my leaking dishwasher seal - I bought a replacement from an authorized dealer and what they sent me should fit my model and it did never worked properly (even short, too thick) and cost over $60. This gasket fit perfectly, went in easily and needed an extra inch and the low price for the great quality is one of the reasons I will buy from this seller again.

was slightly smaller than the original Kitchenaid I replaced. The shim length was fine - needed a bit of trimming but no big deal and I cleaned up the groove the shim went into. Gasket installed, pressed in and installed correctly - according to existing geometry - but still leaking after start-up. Wash dishes by hand now, but buy a genuine KitchenAid brand pad and give it a try.

That's why we have so many confusing reviews. Some say this item is great, others say it's a defective item that didn't fix your leak. That's the problem. You need to replace this seal PLUS you need to replace the lower spray arm. Replacing the gasket is a great idea as the old one will become brittle and hard, but it won't fix the leak unless you replace the sprinkler below. Dishwasher. You can remove the lever, inspect it and find nothing wrong with it. The problem, however, is that there are