Indesit Washing Machine Rubber Door Seal

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Stock Number: ES800887

Manufactured by Indesit

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Description

Get your washing machine working like new again with this replacement door gasket. It's a genuine spare part and will fit select Ariston, Hotpoint and Indesit washers. Prior to ordering, please check the list of appliances to ensure this is the right part for you.

How to replace a washing machine door seal

This video should help with fitting this part. However, the exact layout and fitting technique may differ for your make and model.

! Be safe - always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work on it.
If you are in any doubt contact a qualified repairer.

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Product Reviews

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  • Excellent product.

    13 May 2013
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    By Mick Plymouth - Fix-It Beginner

    After watching the video guide on how to remove the old and fit the new door gasket, all seemed fairly clear, except when I tried to remove the top panel and the front door and panel, as I struggled slightly. The video was very good overall, but it did not explain that I had to slide the top panel towards the back of the machine, and slide the door and front panel upwards, in order to remove both items from their fixings. It was more by luck and a bit of judgement that I managed to remove these two items without causing any damage. But generally I am very satisfied. One other item which was a bit tricky was replacing the plastic giant 'C' clip around the door seal and locking it in place. I was trying to do the impossible by pushing the clip too far into the face of the drum, not realising that the right angled shoulder of the plastic clip only needs to fit just around the gasket to the door panel, I then found that the two free ends would slot into each other without too much force. The job's a goodun, Mick.

  • One size doesn't always fit all ...

    08 April 2013
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    By Wiliam - Fix-It Expert

    The good news is that online product selection / ordering / delivery is great, as are the online video tutorials. The bad news is that although the item is supposed to fit my particular model (Hotpoint WML560PUK), the seal was slightly oversized and as a consequence is looser than ideal - in fact I have had to refit the seal once already. The rubber is good and stretchy so why not make it slightly smaller like the OEM version? The situation was not helped by the fact that the Hotpoint WML560PUK has the front spot welded on (as opposed to affixed with screws) making access event more tricky.

  • GOOD BUY

    02 April 2013
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    By Ballyeaston Co Antrim - Fix-It Beginner

    Received seal promptly and was very satisfied with my purchase. Would recommend to anyone

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  • Q Mould........ 1 Answer

    I have exactly the same problem with the door seal going black and on investigation there is black slime under the door seal. I have been running most programs at 30degrees and this is obviously the problem. I have since run boil washes with vinegar and soda crystals but haven't managed to get rid of the sludge.......nothing for it but a new seal. If I get the seal and the retainer is there anything else I need to get to replace the seal? And is this a relatively easy and straightforward operation or is a degree in washing machine maintenance required?

    by HeidiMcB - 03 July 2009

    • A

      Hi Anon, Your old fitting band should work with this door seal. Our video guide to fitting a washing machine door seal might help give you an idea of what this task involves: http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/washing-machines/a/7/1181/replacing-a-washing-machine-door-seal.html Also - to help the mould from building up we would recommend occasionally doing a wash at higher temperatures. Our limescale and detergent remover should also help to some extent: http://www.espares.co.uk/limescale-detergent-remover

      by Samara - 01 December 2009

  • Q will this seal go black 1 Answer

    i have had my machine 2 years and my old seal has gone black do i have to replace it or is there something else i can do

    by sar39 - 26 March 2009

    • A

      Hi Sar39, I really wouldn't expect for your seal to go black so quickly! I'm assuming that this might be mould? You may be able to treat this with white vinegar. Mould is often caused by debris being left in the rubber ring which causes the water to not drain properly. Additionally if you're always running loads at 30 degrees then the bacteria that likes to thrive in the ring will flourish. In the future make sure you run a hot water load with powder every so often and then leave the washing machine door open to dry.

      by Samara - 16 April 2009