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Common Fridge Seal Problems & How to Fix Them
A door that doesn’t close correctly could be the source of high energy bills and spoiled food. Let’s go over the common reasons and potential fixes.
Replacing your worn fridge seal is a simple DIY project that saves energy, money, and food, while extending the life of your appliance. We’ve simplified the process into 5 easy-to-follow steps!
Sometimes the easiest way to fix a fridge seal is that it is dirty or sticking. We will show you how to properly clean it in 7 easy steps to restore its performance.
Why Choose Us When You Need a Commercial or Domestic Fridge Seal
The fridge is an essential part of any kitchen, whether in a busy Melbourne takeaway shop or a family home in Perth. A damaged or worn door seal can allow cold air to escape, causing the appliance to work harder and increasing the risk of food spoilage. We supply replacement fridge and freezer seals for a wide range of domestic and commercial refrigeration applications, helping customers restore an effective door seal and support efficient appliance operation.
Premium Quality Fridge & Freezer Seals
A great appliance deserves a quality replacement part. Our fridge and freezer seals are designed for domestic and commercial refrigeration applications and are made from durable PVC. A correctly fitted door seal helps reduce cold-air leakage and supports the efficient operation of your fridge or freezer.
🚚 Express Delivery & Easy Returns
We provide A$20 flat-rate Express Shipping Australia-wide, including metro and regional areas. We also offer 30-day returns on eligible products. Please see our Return Policy for details and exclusions.
⭐ Expert Product Knowledge & Support
With years of experience, we know fridge and freezer seals. Our team can help you identify the correct fridge seal or freezer seal gasket for a wide range of domestic and commercial refrigeration brands and models. We also provide product guidance and installation information to help customers choose and fit the appropriate replacement seal.
Brand names and model numbers are used only to help customers find compatible replacement fridge and freezer seals.
Our products are aftermarket replacement seals and are not genuine OEM parts unless clearly stated.
Fridge Seal Gasket is not affiliated with or endorsed by the listed appliance brands.
Find a Compatible Replacement Seal for Your Fridge or Freezer
Why Replacing Your Fridge or Freezer Seal is a Wise Decision
A fridge seal replacement can help restore an effective seal around your fridge or freezer door. Replacing a worn or damaged gasket may support more efficient operation and help maintain more consistent internal temperatures.
- Support Energy Efficiency: A properly fitted seal can help reduce cold-air leakage and unnecessary compressor operation.
- Help Maintain Food Temperature: An effective door seal helps the appliance maintain more consistent internal temperatures.
- Reduce Unnecessary Appliance Strain: Preventing warm air from entering can help reduce unnecessary workload on the refrigeration system.
- Maintain a Cleaner Door Area: Replacing a cracked, damaged or mouldy gasket can make the door area easier to keep clean and maintain.
Popular Replacement Fridge & Freezer Seals
Coolroom 2Finger 33mm
Fisher & Paykel E522B - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals
Coolroom Bondor Seal
Fisher & Paykel E442B - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals
Fisher & Paykel RF522BLPX6 - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals Push In
Fisher & Paykel E522B - Fridge Door Seal
Skope TME1000-H - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Skope TME1000-A:SM10GV - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Turbo Air CTPR-67SD - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Bromic GM1000LBECO - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Williams HE2U-000 - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Turbo Air CTPR-93SD - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Fisher & Paykel E522B - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals
Fisher & Paykel E442B - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals
Fisher & Paykel RF522BLPX6 - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals Push In
Fisher & Paykel E522B - Fridge Door Seal
Fisher & Paykel C450 - Fridge Door Seal
Westinghouse RP423 - Fridge Door Seal
Westinghouse RP423 - Fridge Door Seal
Westinghouse WSE7000SF - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals
Westinghouse 501 - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals
Westinghouse WRM4300WB-R - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Westinghouse WFM1800WC - Freezer Door Seal Push In
Westinghouse RP423T-R - Fridge Door Seal
Electrolux N520J-L - Freezer Door Seal Push In
Electrolux EBE5107SD-R - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Electrolux EBE5307SA - Fridge Door Seal Push In
Electrolux EBM5100SD-R - Fridge & Freezer Door Seals Push In
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Replacement Seals for Major Commercial & Domestic Brands
We stock and supply a wide range of replacement fridge and freezer door seals for many popular appliance brands and models in Australia. We supply replacement seals for both domestic refrigeration and commercial refrigeration applications.
- Popular Domestic Brands:
Brand names and model numbers are used for compatibility reference only.
Fridge Seal Gasket supplies aftermarket replacement seals and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorised dealer for any of the listed appliance brands.
Friendly Support from Our Australian Team
Finding the right part can sometimes feel tricky, but our friendly Australian support team is here to help make the process easier. We can assist you with identifying a suitable replacement seal for your fridge or freezer.
You can read more about our story and values on the About Us page, or Contact Us if you need help.
- 📞 Phone: (08) 9494 1259
- ✉️ Email: support@fridgesealgasket.com.au
Fridge seal gasket | FAQ
What is the difference between a “fridge seal” and a “fridge gasket”?
There is no difference! The terms "fridge seal" and "fridge gasket" are used interchangeably to refer to the same part: the flexible, rubber-like strip that lines the inside of your refrigerator door to create an airtight seal. So, whether you're searching for a replacement fridge gasket or a new seal, you are looking for the same productHow do I find the correct replacement for my specific fridge seal brand in Australia?
Start with your appliance brand and locate the complete model number or model code, which is often shown on a label inside the refrigerator or freezer compartment. Search the full model number on our website and review the compatibility information on the relevant product page before ordering. If your model is not listed or you are unsure, contact our team with the complete model number and appliance details so we can help you check the available aftermarket replacement options.Is it worth getting a high-quality fridge seal?
A suitable replacement seal can help restore secure contact between the appliance door and cabinet where the existing gasket is worn, damaged or distorted. Product materials, profiles, fitting methods and compatibility vary between models, so check the relevant product information carefully before ordering. The results also depend on the condition, alignment and operation of the appliance.Can I learn how to fix a leaking fridge seal myself?
Some fridge door seals can be installed by the appliance owner, but the correct method depends on the appliance and seal type. Push-in seals fit into a retaining groove, while screw-in seals are secured behind the door liner and require the surrounding screws to be loosened. Confirm the replacement seal type and follow the installation information supplied for your product. If you are unsure, contact us before installation. Professional installation may be available for selected applications in the Perth metropolitan area.What should I do if my fridge is losing cold air?
Cold-air loss or difficulty maintaining temperature can have several causes. Inspect the door seal for cracks, hardened sections, distortion, dirt or visible gaps, and check that the door is correctly aligned and closes securely. Clean the gasket and contact surface where appropriate. If the issue continues, the appliance may require further inspection; a replacement gasket should be considered only when the existing seal is damaged, worn or no longer seating correctly.How do I know if my fridge door is not sealing correctly?
The easiest way to check is with a simple paper test. Close a banknote or a piece of paper in the fridge door so that it is halfway in and halfway out. If you can pull it out easily without any drag or resistance, your fridge door is not sealing properly. Other signs include visible moisture on the outside of the door, food spoiling faster than usual, or your fridge running constantly.What is your return policy for fridge seals?
We offer a 30-day change-of-mind return option for eligible products, calculated from the date of delivery. Eligibility conditions and exclusions apply. This does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Please see our Return Policy for full details.How do I know if my fridge seals need replacing?
Replace your fridge seals if you notice any of the following signs:- Visible cracks or tears
- Loose seals
- Condensation or frost inside the appliance
- Difficulty closing the door securely