The WG04F07165 is the genuine OEM tub gasket for GE GBF630, GDF610–640, GDT650, and PDT660 series dishwashers. The tub gasket seals the perimeter of the dishwasher door opening on the tub side, preventing water from leaking out during the wash and rinse cycles. When the gasket cracks, hardens, tears, or loses its compression, water leaks from the door onto the floor. Note: This part is No Longer Available (NLA) from the manufacturer. Stock availability is limited — contact us to check if we have remaining inventory before placing an order.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

Don't see your model? Contact us and we'll confirm compatibility.

The WG04F07165 tub gasket runs along the full perimeter of the dishwasher door opening and is seated in a channel in the tub liner. Gasket failure is most commonly caused by age-related hardening and cracking of the rubber or silicone material, or by physical damage from sharp objects. A leaking tub gasket is typically visible as water pooling on the floor in front of the dishwasher during or after a cycle. WG04F07165 supersedes the previous part number WD32M00021. As this part is NLA, no aftermarket alternatives are currently confirmed — contact us if you need help sourcing a compatible gasket or exploring repair options.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Water leaking from dishwasher door during cycle | Puddle on floor in front of dishwasher | Visible crack, tear, or hardening in tub door gasket | Door not sealing properly when closed | Water marks on floor after cycle completes

✓ Key Features & Specifications

Genuine GE OEM tub door gasket – exact fit for GBF630, GDF610–640, GDT650, PDT660 series | Seals full perimeter of door opening on tub side | Replaces WD32M00021 | No Longer Available (NLA) from manufacturer – limited stock only

– Buying Options

New / OEM (NLA): The WG04F07165 is the final OEM tub gasket for GE GBF630, GDF610–640, GDT650, and PDT660 series dishwashers. This part is No Longer Available from the manufacturer. Out-of-stock purchases are not available. Contact us to check current stock availability before ordering.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

WG04F07165 (current/final OEM, NLA) | WD32M00021 (superseded)

✓ Installation Tips

Disconnect power before beginning this repair. Repair difficulty: 2/5. Estimated time: 15–30 minutes. The tub gasket is seated in a channel that runs around the perimeter of the door opening on the tub liner. To remove: open the dishwasher door and pull the old gasket out of the channel starting at one corner, working around the perimeter. Clean the channel thoroughly before installing the new gasket. Press the new gasket firmly into the channel starting at the top center and working outward to each side, then down. Ensure the gasket is fully seated with no gaps or lifted sections. Run a short cycle and check for leaks before considering the repair complete. Note: As this is an NLA part, handle with care during installation.

✓ Compatible Models

GBF630SGL0BB, GBF630SGL0WW, GDF610SGK0WW, GDF610SSK0SS, GDF620SSF0SS, GDF630SGF0BB, GDF630SGF0WW, GDF630SGK0BB, GDF630SGK0WW, GDF630SSF0SS, GDF630SSK0ES, GDF630SSK0SS, GDF640SGF0WW, GDF640SSF0SS, GDT650SGF0BB, GDT650SGF0WW, GDT650SGF1BB, GDT650SGF1WW, GDT650SMJ0ES, GDT650SMJ1ES, GDT650SMJ2ES, GDT650SSF0SS, GDT650SSF1SS, PDT660SGF0BB, PDT660SGF0WW, PDT660SGF1BB, PDT660SGF2BB, PDT660SSF0SS, PDT660SSF1SS, PDT660SSF2SS

✓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is WG04F07165 still available? This part is No Longer Available (NLA) from the manufacturer. We may have limited remaining stock. Contact us before placing an order to confirm availability.

What does WG04F07165 replace? WG04F07165 is the final OEM tub gasket that supersedes WD32M00021. If you are searching for WD32M00021, WG04F07165 is the correct replacement.

Is there an aftermarket alternative? No aftermarket alternative is currently confirmed for this gasket. Contact us — we may be able to suggest a compatible universal gasket or source a used original.

My dishwasher is leaking — is it the tub gasket? If water appears on the floor directly in front of the door during the wash cycle, the tub gasket is the likely cause. Inspect the gasket for cracks, hardening, or sections that have pulled out of the channel. See our Dishwasher Leaking guide for a full diagnostic walkthrough, or contact us for help.