Beverage-Air door gaskets are critical components for maintaining internal temperatures and energy efficiency in commercial refrigeration units. Most modern Beverage-Air gaskets are magnetic snap-in styles that create a tight seal when the door is closed
Beverage-Air refrigerator and freezer door gaskets replacement tips. To get the exact replacement for your commercial unit, locate the model number on the equipment's data plate, measure the outside dimensions of the gasket (width and height), and check if the profile is a snap-in dart style. Replacing a torn or brittle door gasket is a win, win for the end user. Help extend product life, preserve other vital refrigeration system parts and save on energy costs, by keeping the cold in with a good seal.
Getting the correct gasket
Locate the Model Number: Check the data plate on the interior wall or door jamb of your Beverage-Air unit.
Identify the Gasket Profile: Pull back a corner of your current gasket to see if it is a snap-in dart style.
Measure Accurately: Measure from outside-to-outside dimensions (width and height) of the gasket while it is still on the door.
Confirm the Number of Sides: Most door gaskets are 4-sided, but some specialized drawers or walk-ins may require 3-sided gaskets
NOTE: For best installation results
(1) submerge gasket in warm water 160° to soften the materiel before installing (2) Begin the install in the corners working toward the middle