W10524469 Dishwasher Door Seal Replacement

A dishwasher that leaks around the door can turn a routine cycle into a cleanup job. This W10524469 replacement gasket is intended to restore the seal between the tub and door.

It’s a targeted repair part, not a universal strip of rubber. The important first step is matching the dishwasher’s model number to the listed fit information.

If your appliance is compatible, replacing the gasket may address a worn door seal without jumping straight to a larger repair or replacing the dishwasher.

Best use cases

This gasket is for owners replacing a damaged or worn dishwasher door seal on a compatible Whirlpool, Maytag, or Kenmore model. The listing names models including WDT720PADB1, ADB1400AGW1, WDT720PAD, 66513039K116, WDF110PABT2, and WDF331PAHS0. It also references part numbers W10524469 and W11498831.

Before ordering, compare the full model number on your dishwasher with the fit information, a similar model name alone is not enough to confirm compatibility. Worth considering if you’ve identified the door gasket as the source of a leak and want a replacement part for a listed model. Better avoided if your model number does not match or the leak appears to come from another part of the dishwasher.

Product specs

• Part number: W10524469, the listing also references W11498831
• Type: Dishwasher door gasket replacement
• Material: Rubber, as identified in the product name
• Listed appliance brands: Whirlpool, Maytag, and Kenmore
• Example compatible models: WDT720PADB1, ADB1400AGW1, WDT720PAD, 66513039K116, WDF110PABT2, and WDF331PAHS0

The seller describes the seal as durable and says it is intended to create a barrier between the dishwasher tub and door to help prevent leaks. The listing does not give dimensions or a complete compatibility chart, so the model-specific match matters more than the broad brand names. Installation is described as straightforward, but no detailed steps are included here. Disconnect power and wear protective gloves before beginning, according to the maker.

Where it shines

The appeal is the focused repair: instead of treating a door leak as a reason to replace the whole appliance, you can first address the gasket if that is the failed part. Picture water appearing along the lower edge of the door during a cycle, a correctly matched, properly seated seal is meant to close that gap. Is a replacement gasket useful if the part doesn’t match your exact dishwasher? Not reliably—that’s why checking the full model number is central to this purchase.

Compared with a generic seal that may need trimming or may not match the appliance’s shape, this part is presented for specific dishwasher models. That narrower fit can be helpful when your model is listed, but the available information does not establish that it fits every Whirlpool, Maytag, or Kenmore dishwasher. It also does not confirm that a gasket will fix leaks caused by another issue.

Is it worth it?

This replacement makes sense when you’ve confirmed that the door gasket is worn and your dishwasher matches one of the listed models. Its value is in addressing that specific repair with a part identified by number, rather than guessing with a broadly described seal. The listing’s compatibility examples are not a substitute for checking your appliance’s complete model number, and the product information does not provide measurements or detailed installation instructions.

If the model matches and the gasket is the likely source of the leak, it’s a practical part to consider before pursuing a more extensive repair. If compatibility is uncertain or the leak has not been traced to the door seal, identify the cause first, this gasket is not a general fix for every dishwasher leak.