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Paul
November 7, 2019
Looking for the seals on the drawers keep getting water on the bottom pan causing a error
For model number KUDD01DPPA1
Hi Paul, sadly the requested part is discontinued, however you can contact the manufacturer to see if they have a suggested replacement. If they can provide you with a part number feel free to contact us back to see if we have the part in stock. Thank you for your question and good luck with your repair!
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