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Washing Machine Door Seals
Washing machine and washer dryer door boor seals or gaskets, sometimes known as a rubber door seal, door bellows seal or simply a washing machine door gasket are fairly easy to fit for the most part, even for a novice. However a much fuller explanation of how to change the seal or gasket can be found on the main website from the links below.
Although washing machine and washer dryer door seals are often referred to as being a "rubber door seal" they are in fact and, have been for many years, made from a silicone based compound as rubber would perish prematurely as well as get dirty. Rubber can also lose its shape easily unlike modern washing machine door seals unless they are made from poor quality materials as many cheap ones often are in order to achieve a lower cost.
You can find out more about washing machine door gaskets
from this link
Washing machine door gaskets also suffer from problems with black mould or mildew in today's low water level but high efficiency machines and this is also more common in poor quality, cheap door seals and appliances. However this effect can be helped by leaving the washing machine door ajar when not in use so that the door seal dries out and by regular maintenance washes or use of the Affresh washing machine cleaner, which you can obtain using
THIS LINK use of this will also keep bad smells or odours from your washing machine at bay.
Can't Find The Washing Machine Door Seal You Need, Not Sure?
Buying spare parts for any washing machine can range from the simplest task in the world to one of the most daunting as you try to pick your way through washing machine model numbers, serial numbers, ranges and all sorts of information.
We try to make it as simple as possible for you to buy a washing machine spare part but, sometimes, we know that we all need a little help from the experts.
Below you will find the various ways in which you can get in touch with us about
washing machine door seals and get answers as quickly as possible but do please use our contact page or email as a first resort as this allows us time to look up spare parts for you and find any low cost compatible washing machine spares as well, so you get the best options possible.
 | To get assistance with a technical query for your washing machine then please do use our forums using this link. We will likely not be able to offer any dishwasher technical assistance, advice on what washing machine part is required to repair a fault or fitting instruction by email or by telephone. However, the forums have many washing machine engineers that do read and will normally answer your questions if it is possible to assist. |
 | Contact us using our online spares enquiry form, simply click this link or the icon to be taken to our online contact page for washing machine spares. |
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 | Call us during normal office hours Monday through Friday on 0845 172 8002 about washing machine spares. |
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