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GE
GE WR14X10305 French Door Refrigerator Gasket with Flap
★★★★★
Stop energy loss cold — this genuine GE gasket restores a factory-tight seal on French door refrigerators in one afternoon.
$107.98*
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Overview
Key Features
Works with models:PFCS1NFYSS, PFCS1PJYSS, PFSS5NFYSS, PFSS5PJYSS
PGSS5PJYSS
PGSS5NFYSS
PGCS1PJYSS, PGCS1NFYSS
Genuine Replacement Part
Specifications
Brand
GE
Part Number
WR14X10305
Part Type
French Door Refrigerator Gasket with Flap
Part Status
Genuine OEM Replacement
Compatible Models
PFCS1NFYSS, PFCS1PJYSS, PFSS5NFYSS, PFSS5PJYSS, PGSS5PJYSS, PGSS5NFYSS, PGCS1PJYSS, PGCS1NFYSS
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if this gasket fits my GE refrigerator?
Check your model number against the confirmed compatible list: PFCS1NFYSS, PFCS1PJYSS, PFSS5NFYSS, PFSS5PJYSS, PGSS5PJYSS, PGSS5NFYSS, PGCS1PJYSS, and PGCS1NFYSS. If your model isn't on that list, do not assume compatibility — GE uses multiple gasket profiles across its French door lineup.
What does the "with flap" designation mean on this gasket?
The flap is a flexible inner lip that folds against the door frame to create a secondary seal barrier. It's part of this gasket's specific profile for these models — not all GE gaskets have it, so make sure you're ordering the correct part number (WR14X10305) for your model.
Can I install this gasket myself without an appliance technician?
Yes, for most homeowners. The gasket typically pushes or snaps into the door liner groove. Soaking the new gasket in warm water first makes it more pliable and easier to seat evenly. A putty knife helps work the lip into the channel without tearing.
Will this gasket help with condensation buildup or frost inside the fridge?
A worn gasket that allows warm, humid air to infiltrate is a common cause of both issues. Replacing a failed gasket with this OEM part can resolve those symptoms — but if the problem persists after installation, the door alignment or hinge condition may also need attention.
Is this a genuine OEM part or an aftermarket replacement?
This is a genuine GE replacement part. It matches the original material, profile, and flap geometry of the factory gasket, which matters for long-term seal integrity and fit consistency.