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Samsung WF45M5100AW Washer - Door Gasket Leaking


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Hi guys,

My front load washer is leaking at the door. As you can see, the gasket that the door closes in to has a ‘chip’ out of it. Any idea what the part is called or part number? Is it an easy fix?

 

https://imgur.com/a/csWQraE

https://imgur.com/a/6sGz8GT

Thanks

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Door boot is the name of that part. Look closely at your model number. Many times there is another number off the side which is the version number. Several web sites on the net have parts lookup available to get part number. Look at the pictures to help confirm your getting correct part.  The change is not to hard. Working with the retaining wire and/or clamp is the difficult part of the change out. Youtube has several video on changing door boot for most manufacturers.

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