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Can you buy a new seal for your fridge?

Broken fridge seal causing fridge to ice up
Broken fridge seal causing fridge to ice up

A fridge seal, also known as a gasket, plays a crucial role in keeping your refrigerator running efficiently. When the seal wears out or gets damaged, cold air escapes, forcing your fridge to work harder and increasing your energy bills. If you notice condensation around the door, food spoiling faster, or your fridge running constantly, it might be time to replace the seal. But can you buy a new seal for your fridge? The answer is yes, and King Seals will help you find the right one and install it properly.


Why a Good Fridge Seal Matters


The fridge seal keeps cold air inside and warm air out. A tight seal prevents temperature fluctuations that can spoil food and waste energy. When the seal is damaged, your fridge’s compressor runs more often to maintain the temperature, which wears out the appliance faster and raises electricity costs. Replacing a faulty seal can restore your fridge’s efficiency and save money in the long run.


How to Identify the Right Seal for Your Fridge


Before contacting King Seals about a new Fridge Seal, you need to know the exact model and make of your fridge. Most seals are designed specifically for certain brands and models, so a generic seal might not fit properly. Here’s how to find the right one:


  • Check the fridge model number: Usually found inside the fridge or on the door frame.


Signs You Should Replace Your Fridge Seal


Knowing when to replace your fridge seal can save you from bigger problems. Look for these signs:


  • Visible cracks or tears in the seal

  • Door doesn’t close tightly or feels loose

  • Condensation or frost buildup inside the fridge

  • Increased energy bills without other causes

  • Food spoiling faster than usual


Replacing the seal promptly can prevent costly repairs and keep your fridge running smoothly.


 
 
 

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