Product review (5 stars): Easy DIY replacement, if you can find a video example
This replacement seal worked well. Replacing the seal took less than an hour, with more effort required to move the washer and remove the various screws and panels than to swap out the actual seal. The fit was accurate, and upon replacement, no leaks were visible or indicated. For installation help, make sure to look up a video on YouTube or a similar service, referencing your brand and model number. Recommended tools include a cordless drill or screwdriver to remove various screws, a flat screwdriver or spudger to remove panels and the clamps around the seal, and a nice set of bits for your drill or screwdriver that includes standard bits, star bits, hex bits, or nut drivers depending on your particular model. I would recommend this replacement part for anyone looking to save money on a repair bill with a little DIY action.