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Dryer drum rear felt seal kit with adhesive.

Dryer drum felt seal kit. Includes silicone rubber adhesive.

Dryer drum seal for the lower front. If the seal is worn the drum glides are likely worn and may need to be replaced. See related items below.

Dryer drum felt seal

Drum felt seal

Felt seal, dryer drum

Front panel felt seal. No glue required, the seal stretches to fit. Note that seal no longer comes with the plastic retainers, reuse the old retainers.

Lower felt for drum seal

Felt Top Bearing

Front felt seal for dryer drum

Felt seal

Drum Felt Seal

Upper seal for drum seal

This is a genuine replacement part. Whirlpool 279408 Rear Seal.

Rear Drum Felt Seal with Adhesive.
A worn or damaged dryer door gasket lets heat escape and moisture seep into your laundry room. If you notice lint around the door frame, feel warm air leaking out, or see visible cracks in the felt seal, it's time for a replacement. Dryer gaskets and felt seals are straightforward fixes that restore your dryer's efficiency and prevent heat loss.
Gasket profiles vary significantly by brand and model and other major brands and each have specific seal designs. Use your dryer's model number to find the exact OEM gasket. Our dryer gasket and felt seal parts are genuine OEM replacements that fit perfectly and perform like the original.
Look for visible cracks, hardening, or separation from the door frame. Feel around the door seal while the dryer runs — any warm air leaking out means the gasket has failed. If lint collects around the exterior of the door or inside the cabinet, the seal is no longer airtight. Most dryer gaskets last 3 to 5 years depending on usage frequency.
No — dryer door gaskets are model-specific., front-load, and dryers each use different seal profiles and mounting systems. Enter your dryer's model number to confirm you're ordering the correct gasket. Using the wrong gasket will not seal properly and the dryer will continue to leak heat.
Most OEM gasket kits include the felt seal and any required mounting hardware or clips. Some manufacturers sell separate felt strips for certain models, but ordering the complete gasket assembly ensures all parts are correct. Check your specific model to see if felt-only replacement is available.
Absolutely. A genuine OEM gasket costs $30 to $80 and takes 15 to 30 minutes to install. A new dryer costs $400 to $1000+. Even a mid-range repair is far more economical. Plus, a working gasket reduces energy waste and protects your laundry from moisture damage. Enter your model number below to find your exact OEM gasket and get drying again.


Ensure your dryer operates efficiently with genuine OEM dryer felt seal replacement parts from Repair Clinic. A well-functioning felt seal prevents air leaks, improving drying performance and reducing energy consumption. Easily locate the right felt seal for your dryer using our model number lookup, and enjoy the convenience of same-day shipping. Our No-Hassle 365-Day Returns and Price Match Guarantee help you order with confidence. For troubleshooting and installation help, visit our Dryer Repair Help page. Also, find additional solutions like Dryer Bearing Parts for comprehensive repair options.
Check behind the lint filter door on your dryer for the model number label. If it is not there, look inside the door opening, along the frame, or on the back panel. The label may also list the serial number, so copy the model number exactly, including letters, numbers, and any dashes or slashes. Enter it in the search bar to filter the full dryer parts catalog to parts that fit your specific model, not just the felt seal or another individual part. Matching by model helps account for differences between brands, capacities, and production revisions. That means fewer wrong orders and a faster repair.

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