Product review (4 stars): Straightforward, yet physically challenging install of a functional product.
I'm not sure whether to give this five stars or one star. Five stars because it fixed our leaky washer and cost a whole lot less than a new machine or a repair service would have, and because it does exactly what it promises: replaces the door gasket on a Frigidaire washer.
On the other hand, installing the *#%^?! thing is somewhat challenging. You need to work the gasket over a lip on the edge of the drum assembly and there is about 1/4 of an inch of space to work in. That's bad enough. Then you have to put the retaining spring back. The kit provides two little plastic doodads which are absolutely essential to the process, but it is not at all obvious from the instructions (or the numerous YouTube videos we watched) exactly what you do with them. This is a problem, since if they aren't exactly right, they get shot out of the machine by the retaining spring. Second problem is that you need arms like a gorilla to be able to pull that wretched spring across the opening. If you can do that step, the rest is trivially easy. This is why I want to rate this as a 1 star product. In the end, if you know that this is going to require a great deal of physical effort, it's not complicated, just physically challenging.
Be aware, on our washer there was a cable tie holding the water hose onto the gasket and not a hose clamp, so you may need a new cable tie or a replacement hose clamp, which isn't included in the kit. We had a bag of cable ties lying around, so it wasn't a problem, but the kit instructions assume that the washer has a hose clamp that can be reused. I took one star for that.
Finally, all the videos I watched have you take the front panel off the machine first. The instructions tell you that is not required, and we did it without removing the front panel (which we couldn't have done anyway, since the panel screws on our washer have stripped out heads).