@2:17 why don't you remove the two T20 Torx screws and loosen the third one, on both side, that are holding the door? It's faster and you don't have the sliders in your way.
Remove the retainers completely. Slide them into the new gaskets grooves. Wrap a little masking tape around the gasket and retainer on each side. Lay the gasket back on the door and start a screw near each corner. Verify gasket is not bound and then remove the tape. Start the remainder of the screws before tightening any. Tighten from the middle out. Lot less chance of damage to the gasket. Hint for better gasket seal to the door, run a very fine bead of white silicone caulk where the gasket lays.
@@bulletsnbrains I once tried to remove a 561 door seal with silicone sealer and it took twice as much time. I believe subzero just recommends doing the corners.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
@2:17 why don't you remove the two T20 Torx screws and loosen the third one, on both side, that are holding the door? It's faster and you don't have the sliders in your way.
I may try that the next time, but this is the way I’ve been doing it for so many years. Thanks for the feedback.
What part number was this gasket? I have the exact same unit
@@sk597 always order the gaskets by the serial number.
Where did you get the door seal from?
Sub-Zero
Remove the retainers completely. Slide them into the new gaskets grooves. Wrap a little masking tape around the gasket and retainer on each side. Lay the gasket back on the door and start a screw near each corner. Verify gasket is not bound and then remove the tape. Start the remainder of the screws before tightening any. Tighten from the middle out. Lot less chance of damage to the gasket. Hint for better gasket seal to the door, run a very fine bead of white silicone caulk where the gasket lays.
Instead of the slide screws, remove the 3 (X2) on each door liner.
@@bulletsnbrains I’ll check that out.
@@bulletsnbrains I once tried to remove a 561 door seal with silicone sealer and it took twice as much time. I believe subzero just recommends doing the corners.
Thank you!!