How to replace door gasket on ge jsp28

Oven Door Seal Replacement GE Gas Range Repair Part WB32K10036

Here's the complete gasket http://www.thriftyapplianceparts.com/Replacement-GE-Refrigerator-WR24X528-Door-Gasket/?gclid=CNLKpPimiMMCFQqDfgodyRgABw
You can also get just pieces of it (like the bottom only)

Is this an over-the-range microwave oven? If so, you can usually remove the door by first removing the grill vent above the door (by removing 2 or 3 screws first). With the grill vent removed, you can usually remove the door by opening it and lifting it up off its hinges. Place the door down on a blanket. Using a putty knife, you can pry out the black plastic RF shield (or door gasket). This is the most tricky part, and if you are not experienced, you may break that plastic since it is rather brittle. And if you do break it or crack it, then it must be replaced or the microwave oven will leak microwaves. But once you've got that removed, then you should be able to see and remove the screws that hold the handle to the door. After you replace the handle, it's a simple matter to push the door gasket back into place and re-install the door.

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First, have the replacement gasket on hand...

Pull the old gasket toward the outside edge of the door. There is usually a metal strip underneath the gasket that holds it in place with a screw every so many inches all the way around the circumference of the door.

Once these screws are removed, use them or replacement screws that came with the new gaskets, to install new gasket the same way.

It's easier to install if you put a couple of screws in on each side, first...

Replacing a Door Gasket

If the oven won't heat to the desired temperature or heats unevenly, the problem could be a defective door gasket. The best way to test for this is to pass your hand around the door, being careful not to touch it, while the oven is turned on. If you can feel heat escaping, the gasket needs replacement. Replace it with a new gasket made for the range.

On most ovens, the gasket is located on the frame of the oven, and the door closes against it. This gasket is generally friction-fit in a channel and can be replaced. In other units, the oven door has two sections, and the gasket is not mounted on the door frame, but is installed between the front and back sections of the door. Don't try to replace this type of gasket; call a professional service person. Here's how to replace a frame-mounted gasket:

Step 1: Pull the old gasket out of the channel. On some oven door frames the gasket is held in place with screws. To get at the screws, bend back the exposed edge of the gasket.

Step 2: Clean the channel and the door frame with a solution of mild household detergent and water.

Step 3: To install the new gasket, start the replacement at the top of the door frame and work down the sides, easing the gasket around corners. Finish the installation along the bottom, butting the ends of the gasket firmly together.

place new seal in warm water for 15 min. start at one corner, remove appr 4 srcews in each direction pull old gasket down. now start to install new. continue to remove old and install new. make sure to remove weight from door. after your done place a film of vasoline on mating surface.i sometimes will roll a small amount of paper towel to insert where gasket is not wanting to pull up . push door firmly shut for a few days.

If it's under a year old, it's under warranty, just call 1-800-GECARES and they'll send someone out to replace the door gasket. If it is over a year old, you need to replace the door gasket. There are small black lines that extend beneath the door into the body of the dishwasher that will be replaced when you install the new gasket. This will seal the door so that you no longer have anymore leaks.

Thank you for the update. The retrofit kit will probably not only fix your leak but also dry your dishes much better.

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I went to the GE website and submitted this question since I was looking for the same information. Allison, an Appliances Consumer Specialist, answered that the approximate size of this model oven is 3.5 cubic feet.