SEAL

Replacing a worn seal is often the cleanest fix for persistent drips, especially when surfaces are otherwise in good condition. If your repair calls for Seal, use part number 02-3065-01 to match the listing and avoid mismatches. If you’re seeing water intrusion, inspect the part and nearby connections for rubbing, mineral buildup, looseness, or secondary damage. If the problem changes when panels are moved or the unit vibrates, look for borderline fitment and vibration-related wear marks. Disconnect power before servicing. Reinstall carefully so nothing binds, rubs, or pinches during operation. A quick visual after the first cycle can catch small leaks before they become a mess. A quick visual after the first cycle can catch small leaks before they become a mess. A quick visual after the first cycle can catch small leaks before they become a mess. A quick visual after the first cycle can catch small leaks before they become a mess. Double-check surrounding clamps and mounts so the new part isn’t stressed by misalignment. Double-check surrounding clamps and mounts so the new part isn’t stressed by misalignment. A quick visual after the first cycle can catch small leaks before they become a mess. Double-check surrounding clamps and mounts so the new part isn’t stressed by misalignment. Double-check surrounding clamps and mounts so the new part isn’t stressed by misalignment. If the machine was down for a while, take the opportunity to clean the area around the repair. Double-check surrounding clamps and mounts so the new part isn’t stressed by misalignment. If the machine was down for a while, take the opportunity to clean the area around the repair.