Product review (5 stars): Simple fix for leaking machine
My Bosch WFL2060UC/01 had a small leak coming from some where on the machine.  I ruled out all the clamps and hosed from in side the machine, so the only thing left was the door gasket.  I could not see any thing wrong with it but it was 8 years old.  you need a screw driver and another set of hands or a very long clap to reinstall it.  To get it out takes about a minute.  You take the screw drive under the front lip of the gasket and pry up a metal ring that is spring loaded.  There is a second ring on the back side of the gasket that is all spring.  It is very hard to see, but it is there.  I just pulled the gasket out and left the spring on.  Now you have to get it back in.  You place the rear of the gasket back on the metal lip of the washer, don't worry about the front.  Now you have to get the spring back around the rear of the gasket.  It fits in a pocket and you really can't see what you are doing.  To get it on I had to start the putting then spring on and then had someone hold that on while you work the spring around the gasket.  If you had 2 long claps, it might work here too.  Working this spring around is the hardest part of the job.  after that is on you pull the rest of the gasket over the front and put on the metal ring.  It took about 40 minutes, but once you know what to look for it should go faster.