How do I remove the rubber seal from my LG washing machine?

Unplug the LG washing machine. Remove the boot clamp, which encircles the door boot seal around the tub opening, by spreading the spring at its 6 o’clock position with a flathead screwdriver or a spring expansion tool. Peel the boot seal, a wide piece of gray rubber, away from the tub opening. Set it aside.Click to see full answer. Hereof, how do you clean the rubber seal on an LG washing machine?Clean Gasket: Use a rag or towel to clean the rubber door gasket on a front-loading washer with either hot soapy water or a spritz of mildew cleaner. Make sure to wipe underneath and around it as well. Be prepared for some slime and gunk, and possibly a stray sock or two!Beside above, how do you remove black mold from rubber? Protect your skin and eyes with rubber gloves and goggles. Fill a clean, half-gallon spray bottle with white distilled vinegar. Screw on the lid. Spray the mold with the vinegar, and let the vinegar saturate the mold for two to four hours. Rinse the rubber with water, and dry it thoroughly. Secondly, can you remove the rubber seal on a washing machine? Most washing machines have a small band flush against the outer edge of the rubber door seal. Pry this away with a flat-head screwdriver, then pull it entirely off the seal. Fold the door seal into the washing machine. Pry the rubber door seal off the edge of the drum using your fingers or a flat-head screwdriver.Do all front load washers have mold problems?Mold problems in front-load washing machines are very common, but not inevitable! The key culprit for this problem is the front-load washer’s sealing door. Unlike a top-load machine, a front-loader has a door surrounded by a rubber gasket that creates an airtight seal when shut.