Seal in performance with this genuine OEM door gasket, part number MCCF5WBX-01, designed for select Magic Chef or E-Wave Freezer models.
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Freezer Door Gasket MCCF5WBX-01
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Freezer Door Gasket MCCF5WBX-01

Genuine OEM Part # MCCF5WBX-01RC Item # 1206832
Manufacturer Part
Seal in performance with this genuine OEM door gasket, part number MCCF5WBX-01, designed for select Magic Chef or E-Wave Freezer models.
Grid is 1 inch square
Freezer Door Gasket MCCF5WBX-01
$46.78
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Seal in performance with this genuine OEM door gasket, part number MCCF5WBX-01, designed for select Magic Chef or E-Wave Freezer models.
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Product Type:
Freezer
Brands:
Magic Chef

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About the Door Gasket

The door gasket prevents air from leaking into or out of the freezer. If the door gasket is torn or not creating a reliable seal, or if the freezer is not shut tightly, humid air can leak into the freezer. When this humid air passes over the cold evaporator coils, it condenses and freezes on the coils. If humid air is continually leaking into the freezer, the evaporator coils ice over too quickly, and the defrost cycle isn’t able to keep up which can prevent the freezer from freezing properly. To determine if the gasket is creating a reliable seal, close the freezer door on a dollar bill and try to pull the dollar bill out of the freezer door. If the dollar bill sticks in place, the gasket is creating a good seal. If the dollar bill slides out or falls out, the gasket has a leak. Repeat this procedure all the way around the refrigerator door. If, at any point, the dollar bill does not stick, the gasket is defective. If the door gasket is defective, replace it.

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