🔒 Premium Dishwasher Door Seal Kit for Supplying Demand 154827601, 809006501, 154701001 Review

The only thing that worked properly was the bottom door seal. The rubber fenders have torn off the plastic a bit. The gasket around the tank was too thick so the top didn't seal like the factory. The water didn't come out, but you could hear the water more. Went back to factory seals. It was put in the Frigidaire dishwasher.

Product fits and works well. The only drawback is that the seal is stuck in a small shipping box, which can lead to buckling of the seal. However, I have found that laying it out on a flat table for a day solves the buckling problem. The same applies to the flat plastic seal on the underside of the door. Roll it up in the opposite direction and hold until the seal becomes flat.

Tank Gasket did not fit properly on my Frigidaire GLD2250RDS (should be part of MFR #154827601). It was installed for almost 2 months and the door didn't close any easier. It is clear that the gasket is thicker than the specification says. This is very frustrating and will likely result in my latch breaking if I don't replace it. Still gets an extra star because the lower door seal fits.

Not quite like OEM but good job. The kit includes a rubber door seal that is slightly lighter and without the molded ends of the original. The part that attaches to the bottom of the door is a little lighter than the original but otherwise works well. The two small fenders fit as intended and seem to do the job. Overall this is a good buy for the price.

Much cheaper than the manufacturer I would suggest checking with the manufacturer which model you need Installation was easy for me as I watched the installation videos on YouTube. But it's a little difficult. You will definitely need to remove the faceplate to see the placement of the bottom gasket and ensure the valve is tilted down. Check the bottom side corner of the door to again make sure the bottom seal is in the slot as shown in the photo. You should hear a click. No more leaks from my…

It is recommended to remove the outer molding on the door so that you can see the channel where the lower door seal is to be inserted (see pictures). The assembly without plugging into the channel is very easy, especially considering that the lower door seal comes from the factory with the memory curved. If the seal falls out (or falls "into” the door) after the door is closed and opened, then it is not installed correctly and leaks will occur. Before purchasing this seal, it should be checked…