If your GE French door refrigerator is leaking cold air, running warm, or showing frost buildup inside the fresh food compartment, part WR01L14232 is the genuine OEM door gasket replacement. This gasket creates an airtight seal along the refrigerator door, restoring proper temperature retention and reducing energy waste. It is the current OEM part number superseding WR01L10674.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

Part WR01L14232 is the current OEM door gasket for GE French door refrigerators, superseding the legacy WR01L10674. It is manufactured to factory specifications and creates a complete airtight seal along the fresh food compartment door. Direct replacement — no modifications required.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Air leaking from refrigerator door, warm refrigerator or freezer temperatures, frost buildup inside refrigerator, high energy bills from inefficient cooling, door not sealing properly or staying closed, torn or cracked door gasket, condensation on door or inside fridge.

✓ Key Features & Specifications

OEM GE part number WR01L14232. Replaces WR01L10674, 294D1478G004. Compatible with 70+ GE, GE Profile, GE Café, Café, and Insignia French door refrigerator models. Airtight magnetic door seal. Direct OEM replacement — no modifications required. Easy 20–30 minute DIY installation.

✓ Buying Options

OEM (WR01L14232): The genuine factory replacement door gasket manufactured by GE. Guaranteed fit and full manufacturer specifications. This is the current active OEM part number replacing the legacy WR01L10674 and 294D1478G004.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

WR01L14232 (current OEM) | WR01L10674 (superseded) | 294D1478G004 (superseded)

✓ Installation Tips

No tools required for most models. The gasket snaps or slides into the door channel around the perimeter of the door. Start at one corner and work around the door, pressing the gasket lip firmly into the channel. If the gasket is stiff, soak it in warm water for 10–15 minutes to make it more pliable. After installation, close the door and check the seal by placing a piece of paper at various points — it should hold with light resistance. Allow 24 hours for the gasket to fully conform to the door frame.