Electrolux EOB53000W door seal adhesive
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Some seals are fitted via tension with a metal hook inserted inside to connect the ends. If it’s not under tension you could cut a sliver of metal (tin can would do) about 50-60mm long and slide it into the slot on either end ( glue would help ).
Failing that it’s a new seal .
Failing that it’s a new seal .
Would stove rope glue be OK as an adhesive?
Won’t hurt to try .
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I'd say the seal is not meant to be fixed... check for the clip(s) missing or popped out of place? Also that the part is the correct one for your exact model.
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Thanks. Can't see any clips but there is traces of white on the rubber that has peeled away which I am assuming is adhesive.Main Oven Door Seal for Cookers Ovens & Hobs - 3871945105 | Electrolux
Buy Main Oven Door Seal directly from Electrolux. Part number: 3871945105. A damaged or worn door seal will allow hot air to escape from your oven, makin...
I'd say the seal is not meant to be fixed... check for the clip(s) missing or popped out of place? Also that the part is the correct one for your exact model.
Pattern part may be cheaper?
I have just done that very task so hopefully it will work, even as a temporary measure until I get a new seal kit.
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