I have had this dispenser for many years. There is a round hard rubber gasket that inserts into the dispensing hole - where can I buy replacements?
1785595
Don't know - Had to buy new dispenser to replace the one we had for 10 years. New ones don't work we are on our third one and they all leak!
1342629
It uses a rubber O ring type gasket. Mine didn't come with a new one, I bought a new one separately. However, unless the old one gets damaged, it can be reused.
239619
Hi!I lost my rubber grommet when I first got my cooker. I found their phone number on their web site and ordered the part. They should have replacement crocks I would think.
207613
We have had our dispenser and stand for 7 years now and love it. When I was first learning to clean it, I accidentally put the rubber washer on the outside which caused a leak, but I quickly learned that it goes on the inside. No drips now. I suggest you disassemble the spigot and reassemble it. That should solve your issues.
895110
I am not sure it is sold separately but you can contact thermos directly at 800 831 9242. If you're looking for replacement gasket because of discoloration then just bear in mind that there is no way around it. Why not just buy another unit?
1642153
You should be able to match up the old one at a local hardware store with a replacement. It would be where they have the rubber o-rings.
2065713
Wayne, that is the real problem here, the gasket is made out of plastic, I just threw the dispenser in the trash a couple of weeks ago after finally using all the honey. We just went back to the little "honey bear" you can buy at the grocery store.
2269044
The RED gasket goes UNDER the filter basket in the bottom of the portafilter. It seals the bottom of the filter basket to the bottom of the portafilter. If you use the "half basket", you must place the LARGE rubber gasket UNDER THE HALF BASKET with the pointed side facing DOWN. Otherwise, you will spray water all over your kitchen.
1495730
I found them online at http://www.espressozone.com/vev-vigano-espresso-maker-gaskets -- but right now they are out of stock there.I just searched, and also found them here - http://kitchenarts.com/products/Vev-Vigano-Replacement-Gasket-Set.htmlGood luck!
1096228
Unfortunately without asking the manufaturer specifically I do not think they exist. You can probably look at your local hardware store and find the same style 'O' gasket to replace the current one.
1280486
I ordered the rubber gasket separately. The bottom screwcap on mine is metal so I did not have to replace that, but in case you do, you can also order that part separately.
980871
I would suggest going to the Grohe website and looking at the photos of soap dispensers. Then, call Grohe and give them the model number of the one that most looks like yours. They will probably send you the replacement pump at no cost as they did with me.
732542
A tiny little white rubber gasket is inset into the inner edge of the blade section. I remove it from time to time to clean under it but I accidentally broke one. I was able to order replacements on Amazon.
456794
I'm not positive, but I would imagine if you had the old spigot, you could probably find a replacement at a hardware store.
1736957
I replaced this quite a while ago, but you should just be able to unscrew black nut that holds the green top part (that holds the gasket in place) very easily. And then just reverse the process. Take a look at some of the other reviews for some good pointers. Good luck.
1991726
I would try e-bay, because the manufacturer phone # does not provide service any more. I tried to buy an extra gasket because I know they eventually wear out, and was told when I called that they no longer supply parts, service, or help of any kind. This was about a year ago. If you are able to return the pressure cooker you might want to do that. If not you could disassemble it to sell the parts on e-bay. I need a gasket :). I hope Montel is hanging his head in shame over this, but most likely he's laughing his way to the bank and doesn't care.
1495732
Not sure about your number, just figure out what size/how many cups. I've bought my replacements here http://www.espressozone.com. If you are near a Pete's coffee shop, some sell the replacement gaskets, at least I know the one in Berkeley does and ha grabbed them there when visiting