I can't figure out how to change the gasket. I have an Alicia EMK6. Can anyone help?
1997495
Your espresso pot might be different from mine. But here goes. First, dig out the old gasket with a dull butter knife. Then, remove the perforated disk, noting which way it was installed. Clean all of the surfaces as needed. Finally replace the perforated disc and carefully press the new gasket in place, it's quite flexible. I hope this helps.
1997496
That is not the brand I have, but I used a sharp point to lift the old gasket out of the groove and the blunt handle of a spoon to push the new one into place.
2073484
Looks like the lid gasket is either worn or was sized wrong. If it's new they should send you a new one, otherwise you can look into getting a new gasket. Something that might work is adding layers of Teflon tape around the current gasket until it stays on, but note that whatever material you use could end up leaching into your beverage if the liquid contacts it.
290567
I was able to remedy the problem by flipping the gasket over. The rounded side should go toward the filter. Unfortunately Culligan customer service hasn't been able to figure this one out and has been telling their customers to remove this very necessary gasket altogether. Unfortunately I was not able to remedy the situation where the filter compartment leaks after trying to change the filter just one time. I'm glad I tested removal and replacement of the filter right away to make sure I would have room to do so after installation rather than to wait 3 months to find out that once you open it, it will likely leak after.
721995
I Googled it and it looks like you need a SPB-456-2 blade. Gasket sold separately if you need one of those too. You can get the 2B model which is black as another option. Looks like both colors are available on Amazon. Get one that includes gaskets. Hope that helps.
1118846
I could not find the gasket either. I used a special hi-temp silicone gasket maker from an automotive parts store.
939786
hope you used new gas ! i got a pressure washer that done the same thing!! i changed air filter/spark plug/(fuel filter) and replaced carburetor!!!! did not have to do any adjustment!! works like a new one.
198166
The most common problem seems to be gasket stretch. Parts are available from Nordic Ware at (877) 466-7342. Gaskets are very reasonable and the lady that helped was just delightful. Ask for Georgia! :)
1318281
Wow. That's exactly the problem I am left with. I've re-visited my install as I kept thinking that there was something I wasn't doing right. You've actually helped me! Since the original sat flush now I'll dig out the old gaskets and see if it'll seat properly and re-use them. If you find a solution do let me know. Thanks. Jean
1946697
Look at your water tank. It should have a plug and then the ring around it to screw it closed. Maybe there is something wrong with the gasketing mechanism?
1153428
Yes, this should work but you will need to remove the pan to apply to the gasket. If you are going to do that, then replace the gasket as well.
362763
I have not been able to find a gasket to fit my cook's essential pressure cooker! The Co. Has gone out of business! If you find one please let me know!
441678
I went on the company website and got a customer service email address. They were very supportive and sent me gaskets for my units, after I had complained about the gaskets. Give it a whirl. I think they need to know how their products are behaving out in the real world.
766874
I'm not sure what the old gasket/spring design looks like, all I know is I took out the old unit, that looks like this, and put the new one back in. There was no taking the cartridge apart.
577840
Not sure if the gaskets are interchangeable. They look similiar but I did not try because my stock ones were a little worn looking.
732544
You should write to the company you bought it from... there is a section where you can contact the seller and let them know, I'm sure it was a mistake and they will send you the gaskets for free. Mine had them.
1409362
Mine is attached to a heat exchanger and not readily accessible. But I still have the old one and it measures 5" x 5 1/2" . When I installed the new one it fit in the same holes so I assume its the same. Just a note that it did not come with a gasket.
1730059
Yes, I had to replace the flat blue gasket (it fell out--the one design flaw) and Ace Hardware had a perfect replacement. Take the Thermos in and they will find it. Works perfectly, and you need that gasket.