Upgraded 4986ER0004F Washer Door Gasket (OEM) Fit for KenMore LG Front Load Washers WM2250CW WM2101HW WM2050CW WM2301HR 4986ER0004J 4986ER0004K Washer Door Boot Seal with Drain Port by Techecook

Fits well and has been working without leaks for a few months.

Was a little weary of buying an aftermarket repair part but took a chance because of huge difference in price. The part matched up perfectly with the OEM part I was replacing and installed relativly easily. I had never installed anything like this but after watching demo videos on U-Tube I was able to install without too much trouble. Entire install took me about 4 hours, would have been much quicker but my machine was a different model than in videos I watched so I had a little trouble actually taking machine apart to get to the gasket. Once I got machine apart the actual gasket only took a few minutes to install and entire machine was back together in under 30 minutes. Based on others feedback and the videos I watched, I also purchaced the spring tool (383EER4004A Washing Machine Inner/Outer Spring Expansion Removal Tool). It was only $10 and probably saved me 10X that in aggravation and wasted time. Hope to never do this again but I would buy again if needed.

This worked great and fit perfectly. I’ve had it in for a few months and no problems.

Ordered this door gasket for my LG front loading washer WM2010CW as it came up in my search and it claimed to be a replacement part, however the part was too big and I had to send it back.

A little hard to put on need 3 people to do it it dose not leak I like it

This product fit our LG WM2250CW washing machine perfectly.I followed a video tutorial from YouTube and was able to replace the old gasket in a little under an hour including the time it took to clean interior parts of the machine like the inside of the soap tray.Make sure to save all the hose clamps as replacements are not included with this gasket. Also, you pretty much have to have the special pliers to remove the springs holding on the gaskets.

One problem with the LG front-loader is that gunk builds up in the front gasket. AND, the 2” long drain hose (approx. 9/16” diameter" takes a radical 90° turn so crud including hair, dirt, carpet fibers . . . build up and restrict draining. Now that I know I will probably keep a replacement hose on hand when I notice the hole in the bottom front of the gasket looks like it needs to be cleaned. It is a design issue.Installing that door gasket is difficult, challenging and probably forced me to say several naughty words. But with time and patience, I prevailed. Better than hiring a repairman to do the job, given the cost of labor. HINT: You want to have that spring removal tool to complete the job. It beats taking the top and front panel off and staring that the project and then calling and waiting for a qualified repairman.

Replacement for my LG WM2050CW. Ordered a special pair of pliers for the spring, and installation was about as expected - not "easy", but reasonable for a DIY'er doing this job for the first time.However, I ran a tub clean cycle immediately after the replacement, and I still get just the tiniest leak from the bottom of the front of the gasket where the 'window' meets it. Doesn't seem to be an issue at all when I run a load with actual clothes in it, so I thought maybe it just needed a little time to relax from the packaging since it was folded and initially puckered in a few spots, but it's happened again even a month later with a new tub clean cycle. I've ensured the gasket and the glass are both thoroughly clean to ensure it's not an issue with hair, dirt, or grime allowing water to wick through the gasket.It fixed the major leak that the old gasket had though, so for now I'll continue to live with it, but if I need a new replacement, I'd try to find one with a better fit out of the box.