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[Lifetime Warranty] WH05X29521 Washer Door Gasket - Compatible with GE GFW550SSN0WW GFW550SSN2WW GFW550SSN5WW GFW550SSN1WW GFW550SPR5RS GFW510SCN0WW - Replaces AP6983548 PS12743602 EAP12743602 4978358

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WH05X29521 Washer Door Gasket

Key Features

  • UltraFresh Vent System Compatible: Specifically engineered for GE washers with venting technology, featuring integrated ports to facilitate airflow and reduce moisture buildup.
  • Antimicrobial Rubber: Manufactured from a high-grade, flexible synthetic rubber that resists mold and mildew growth while maintaining a watertight seal.
  • Precision Drainage: Designed with specialized drain holes at the 6 o'clock position to ensure water returns to the outer tub, preventing stagnant water and odors.
  • High-Tension Fit: Molded to exact OEM specifications to withstand the vibration and pressure of high-speed spin cycles without slipping or leaking.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • AP6983548
  • PS12743602
  • EAP12743602
  • 4978358
  • AGE26109

Compatibility & Fitment

This door boot seal is designed for modern GE 28-inch front-load washing machines. Key compatible models include:

  • GE GFW550 Series: GFW550SSN0WW, GFW550SSN1WW, GFW550SSN2WW, GFW550SSN5WW, GFW550SPR5RS.
  • GE GFW510 Series: GFW510SCN0WW, GFW510SCN1WW, GFW510SCN2WW, GFW510SCN3WW.
  • GE GFW650/850 Series: Compatible with select UltraFresh models utilizing the WH05X29521 configuration.

When to Replace

  • Visible Leaks: Water is pooling on the floor or dripping from the bottom of the door during the wash cycle.
  • Tears or Punctures: Sharp objects like coins or zippers have sliced the rubber, compromising the airtight seal.
  • Persistent Odors: The gasket has significant black mold or mildew buildup within the folds that cannot be cleaned away.
  • Brittle or Warped Rubber: The bellows have become hard or "wavy" over time, preventing the door from closing properly or causing it to pop open.

Installation Tips

  • Safety First: Unplug the washer and wear work gloves. This repair typically requires removing the front panel and the top cover of the machine.
  • Spring Expansion Tool: Highly recommended. You will need to remove a high-tension outer wire clamp and an inner tub clamp. Using a dedicated spring expansion tool (like WH01X28532) prevents damage to the new gasket.
  • Alignment Notch: Look for the "arrow" or notch on the top of the gasket and align it perfectly with the mark on the outer tub (12 o'clock position) to ensure proper drainage.
  • Lubrication: Apply a small amount of liquid dish soap to the lip of the gasket to help it slide onto the tub flange more easily.
  • Check the Drain Tube: Ensure the small drain tube at the bottom of the gasket is connected securely to the pump return line to prevent internal leaks.
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  • REPLACES PART NUMBERS

    REPLACES PART NUMBERS

    AP6983548, PS12743602, EAP12743602, 4978358
  • FIX WASHER'S SYMPTOMS

    FIX WASHER'S SYMPTOMS

    Gasket deterioration | Water leaking around doors | Doors won't seal properly | Unusual noise/vibrations during operation
  • SAVING SOLUTION

    SAVING SOLUTION

    Enjoy the great feeling when your washer is repaired and works properly like before - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble
  • IMPORTANT NOTE

    IMPORTANT NOTE

    This is a replacement part designed to be compatible with certain appliances. Any brand names mentioned are used solely to indicate compatibility.
EASY INSTALLATION

EASY INSTALLATION

1. Remove the old washer by gently pulling it through the washer access port | 2. Place the new gasket over the access port and fit it into place | 3. Reconnect the hoses. Plug the washer back in and turn on the water supply | 4. Check the new gasket by running a cycle through the unit.
Brand Model Number
Replaces 4978358, AP6983548, EAP12743602, PD00064690, PS12743602
GE GFW510SCN0WW, GFW510SCN1WW, GFW510SCN2WW, GFW510SCN3WW, GFW510SCN4WW, GFW510SCN5WW, GFW510SCV0WW
GE GFW550SPN0DG, GFW550SPN1DG, GFW550SPN2DG, GFW550SPN3DG, GFW550SPNDG, GFW550SPR0RS, GFW550SPR3RS, GFW550SPR4RS, GFW550SPR5RS, GFW550SPRRS, GFW550SSN0WW, GFW550SSN1WW, GFW550SSN2WW, GFW550SSN3WW, GFW550SSN4WW, GFW550SSN5WW
GE GFW650SPN0SN, GFW650SSN0WW

FAQ

This door gasket is designed for select GE front-load washers. Compatible models include GFW550SSN0WW, GFW550SSN1WW, GFW550SSN2WW, GFW550SSN3WW, GFW550SSN4WW, GFW550SSN5WW, GFW550SPN0DG, GFW550SPN1DG, GFW550SPN2DG, GFW550SPN3DG, GFW550SPR0RS, GFW550SPR3RS, GFW550SPR4RS, GFW550SPR5RS, GFW510SCN0WW, GFW510SCN1WW, GFW510SCN2WW, GFW510SCN3WW, GFW510SCN4WW, GFW510SCN5WW, and GFW510SCV0WW. Please verify your specific model number before ordering, as not every GE front-load washer utilizes this specific boot seal.
WH05X29521 replaces part numbers AP6983548, PS12743602, EAP12743602, and 4978358. We recommend matching both your model number and original part number, as some GE washer series use similar-looking gaskets with different port or clamp layouts.
Typical symptoms include water leaking from the front door area, visible tears or holes in the rubber boot, mold or heavy buildup that cannot be cleaned from the folds, the gasket pulling loose from the front panel or tub lip, or clothing getting snagged on a damaged section of the seal. If you notice a leak originating from the lower front of the door opening, the gasket is one of the first components you should inspect.
This is generally a moderate repair for a front-load washer. On many GE models, installation involves removing the outer retaining clamp, pulling back the front of the boot, and fitting the inner lip onto the tub before reinstalling the spring clamps. You will typically need basic tools such as Phillips and flat-blade screwdrivers, pliers, and sometimes a nut driver. Allow approximately 45 to 90 minutes for the repair, depending on your model and experience level. Taking photos before removing the old gasket can assist with proper alignment during reassembly.
Always unplug the washer before beginning. Inspect the existing gasket for punctures, splits, or sections that have detached from the tub or front panel. Additionally, examine the retaining clamps, the drain holes in the boot, and the door hinge alignment. If the door is sagging or failing to close evenly, a new gasket alone may not resolve the leak. Ensure the tub lip and front panel groove are clean before installing the new seal to guarantee a full, secure seat.
Door boots commonly fail due to long-term flexing, trapped debris, mildew buildup, overloading, or sharp items left in pockets that can cut the rubber. In front-load washers, residue from detergent and standing moisture in the folds can also shorten the lifespan of the gasket. To help your new gasket last longer, leave the door ajar after cycles, periodically wipe out the folds, and check for coins, screws, or bra wires before washing.