Product review (3 stars): Works as well as can be expected for such a poor design
I purchased a home with a Frigidaire dishwasher and moved it into my prior home that was being sold after its dishwasher broke (everything falls apart when you try to sell a home). After installing the Frigidaire and setting it I started it to check supply and drain line connections. I never expected water to start pouring out the front door!

I took off the front panel and was shocked to see such a poor design. It relies on several not-water-tight seals to discourage (but not prevent) water from leaking out along the bottom of the door. I ended up replacing the door gasket (this part), splash guards, and tub gasket strip. After replacing all these I still had some water occasionally splashing out from the bottom of the door so I made some "mudflaps" from three layers of adhesive shelf paper I had on hand. The mudflaps are installed inside the door behind the front panel and hang down over the bottom of the door to help prevent water from splashing out around the ends of this gasket.

This part seems to work as designed - in other words very poorly but better than nothing.

If your dishwasher is leaking from the door:
1) Check that the dishwasher is level front-to-back and side-to-side.
2) Take off the front panel (4 screws) and run the dishwasher to see where the water is coming from.
3) If the water is coming out from along the bottom of the door because the water level is too high all the way along the front, open the door while the cycle is running and look at the water level. If the water level appears too high you'll need to call a repair man.
4) If the water is coming out occasionally from along the bottom of the door (especially the bottom corners) replace this seal and the others mentioned above and test again. If water is still splashing out but not pouring out try to make some mudflaps from thick plastic tape or adhesive shelf paper.
5) Once you've stopped this leaks, sell the dishwasher and buy a better one.
3) If water