809006501 Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket for Frigidaire Kenmore Electrolux Dishwashers

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809006501 / 154576501 Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket Seal

Key Features

  • Critical Lower Leak Protection: Specifically designed to bridge the gap at the bottom of the dishwasher door where the tub meets the hinge area, creating a primary splash barrier against pressurized water during the wash cycle.
  • High-Flex EPDM Rubber: Manufactured from premium, heat-resistant EPDM rubber that maintains its "memory" and elasticity through thousands of "Sanitize" and "Heated Dry" cycles without becoming brittle or cracking.
  • Precision Flap Geometry: Features a specialized molded "lip" or flap that deflects water back into the tub sump, preventing it from seeping over the threshold and onto your kitchen floor.
  • Anti-Microbial Construction: The non-porous rubber material resists the accumulation of food particles, grease, and black mold, which are common at the base of the door and can cause persistent "old food" odors.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • AP5809675
  • PS9495545
  • 154576501
  • 154759101
  • 154297601
  • 154297602
  • 154297603
  • 154588201
  • 3290453
  • EAP9495545

Compatibility & Fitment

This bottom door seal is the standard replacement for the lower threshold of most Frigidaire-manufactured dishwashers produced over the last 15 years. Key compatible brands include:

  • Frigidaire / Frigidaire Gallery: Fits hundreds of FFBD, FGBD, FGID, and LFBD series models (e.g., FFBD2406NW, FGBD2434PF, FGID2466QF).
  • Electrolux: Compatible with various EDW and EID series units utilizing the 154576501 style.
  • Kenmore (587 Series): Fits many 587-prefix models produced by Frigidaire for Sears (e.g., 587.15112401, 587.15263900).
  • Tappan, Crosley, & White-Westinghouse: Direct fit for dozens of budget-friendly tall-tub models utilizing this specific bottom seal.
  • Note: This is the Bottom Door Gasket. It is located at the very base of the door. It is not the "U-shaped" perimeter gasket that goes around the top and sides of the tub.

When to Replace

  • Water Leaking from Bottom of Door: Small puddles forming on the floor directly beneath the center or corners of the door, typically starting 5-10 minutes into the wash cycle.
  • Visible Tearing or Shredding: The rubber flap looks chewed, has chunks missing, or has pulled away from the metal door frame.
  • Brittle or Hard Rubber: The seal feels "stony" or "plasticky" rather than flexible, preventing it from conforming to the tub threshold when the door is closed.
  • Persistent Odors: Heavy black mold or slime buildup on the gasket that cannot be cleaned off, indicating the rubber has become porous.
  • Rust on Kickplate: You notice rust or water spots on the metal kickplate (toe kick) directly below the door.

Installation Tips

  • No Specialized Tools Required: This is a mechanical "press-fit" or "slide-in" repair. Open the dishwasher door fully and remove the lower dish rack for better access.
  • Clean the Mounting Surface: After removing the old 809006501 gasket, use a damp cloth and white vinegar to thoroughly clean the metal door edge. Removing old soap scum and grit is essential for a watertight seal.
  • The "Soapy Water" Trick: Apply a small amount of liquid dish soap to the mounting "rib" of the new gasket. This helps it slide into the narrow metal channel on the door much easier.
  • Orientation: Ensure the "flap" or "lip" of the gasket is pointing inward toward the dishwasher tub. If installed backward, it will actually funnel water out of the machine.
  • Check the Main Gasket: While replacing the bottom seal, inspect your 5304525218 Tub Perimeter Gasket. If the side seals are also flattened, replacing the bottom gasket alone may not stop all leaks.
  • 809006501 Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket for Frigidaire Kenmore Electrolux Dishwashers 1

    EASY INSTALLATION

    Remove the access panel to open up the dishwasher door, then remove the lower rack
  • 809006501 Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket for Frigidaire Kenmore Electrolux Dishwashers 2

    EASY INSTALLATION

    Use a small pliers to pull the old gasket out
  • 809006501 Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket for Frigidaire Kenmore Electrolux Dishwashers 3

    EASY INSTALLATION

    Installing the new one, ensure the gasket's edge lined up with the edge of the tank
  • 809006501 Dishwasher Bottom Door Gasket for Frigidaire Kenmore Electrolux Dishwashers 4

    EASY INSTALLATION

    Reinstall the lower rack and the front panel
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ECONOMICAL DIY REPAIR

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Compatible Models

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FAQs

This gasket is designed for use with Frigidaire, Kenmore, and Electrolux dishwashers. It serves as a direct replacement for several OEM part numbers, ensuring a proper fit for units originally equipped with these seals.
This part replaces OEM numbers 809006501, 154576501, 154297601, 154297602, 154297603, 154588201, 154759101, 3290453, PS9495545, and AP5809675.
The most common signs are water leaking from the bottom of the dishwasher door during a cycle or visible damage to the existing seal. Over time, the rubber can crack, harden, or lose its elasticity due to constant exposure to high heat, detergents, and food debris, preventing it from maintaining a watertight seal against the tub.
Installation is generally straightforward and can typically be completed in 15 to 30 minutes. You will need to open the dishwasher door fully to access the bottom seal. It is often helpful to remove the old gasket, clean the channel thoroughly to ensure the new seal sits flush, and then press the new gasket firmly into place. No specialized power tools are usually required.
After installing the new gasket, ensure it is seated evenly along the entire length of the door channel. If the gasket appears bunched or twisted, it may prevent the door from latching correctly or cause further leaks. Running a short rinse cycle after installation is a good way to verify that the seal is properly positioned and leak-free.