Delfield 1702623 Refrigerator Door Gasket 24-3/4" X 27-1/2"

SKU: 1702623 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Door Gasket, 24-3/4" X 27-1/2, Push In,
7/16" Magnet Centered, 15/16" Base, 15/16" High,
Was Blue, Now Gray.
Delfield New Style, 402, 403, 406, 406Cp, 407

Description

Delfield 1702623 Door Gasket is an essential component that creates a reliable seal for your refrigeration units ensuring accurate temperature maintenance and optimal energy efficiency. The push-in gasket measures 24-3/4" x 27-1/2" while its 7/16" centered magnet improves sealing performance to become a vital component for cooler or freezer operation. This gasket provides both long-lasting performance and simple installation features because of its durable construction enabling users. The push-in gasket works with multiple Delfield models 402, 403, 406, 406CP, and 407 to serve diverse commercial refrigeration needs.

More Information:

  • DELFIELD:1702623 ,DEL1702623||MULTIPLEX:1702623

Step1: Power off and ensure the refrigerator door is fully open.

Step2: Remove the old gasket by gently pulling it from the door channel.

Step3: Clean the door channel to remove dirt or residue.

Step4: Align the new gasket with the door channel and press firmly into place.

Step5: Close and open the door several times to seat the gasket properly.

Step6: Check for even sealing around the entire door perimeter.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Delfield 1702623 Door Gasket?

    Clean the refrigerator door gasket regularly with a mild detergent and warm water to remove dirt and debris. Inspect for cracks or tears and ensure it seals properly. Proper maintenance prevents energy loss and keeps food at safe temperatures.

  • What are common issues with the Delfield 1702623 Door Gasket?

    • Air leaks reduce cooling efficiency.
    • Cracks or tears in the gasket material.
    • Poor seal causing condensation or frost buildup.
    • Warping or deformation affecting door closure.