Does this Proctor-Silex 33043 4 quart slow cooker have a rubberseal between the lid and the crock pot?
591937
No it doesn't but it doesn't really allow any steam to escape that I've noticed.
1965382
Heck no! Do you want it to explode while cooking? If you want a seal buy a pressure cooker instead.
1965383
hello: no seal its basically: glass lid on ceramic bowl. I used it many times it does the job well. have a great day.
1965384
Nope, it's loose enough to allow steam to escape. If there was a rubber seal and the top sealed onto the bottom it could pop off when the contents became heated and was put under pressure. If you're looking for something that seals you're probably looking for a pressure cooker!
1796923
If I had it to do over again I would NOT buy this crock pot-will only cook on high, low does very little-I know this doesn't answer your questions, no rubber gasket, fits good, not sure about the depth, plenty big enough, just won't cook on low-hope this helps
1624820
The Crock-Pot iStir slow cooker will fit in this bag if the conventional handle is on the lid and not the iStir component.
758824
Well I simply place the sensor over the side of the slow cooker about 3" in and it doesn't touch the bottom or sides. I hope this helps.
1759618
The problem I see is that the cord of the thermometer would would create a gap that would allow a lot of moisture/steam to escape the slow cooker. A regular oven has a flexible gasket like seal that allows the cord to extend out.
955060
The lid is not hinged. The locking mechanisms are hinged onto the slow cooker
1414018
The lid is tight and doesn't let odors out. I'm not sure if it's rubber exactly but it works fairly well.
2055180
I've been using my crock for about 6 months. There is no gap as you describe it. I just have to be sure the lid is positioned just right so that the lid oval meets the crock oval perfectly. I never fill the crock to the top--there are two of us and I cook smaller amounts. So I'd say in answer to your question, a 1/4 inch gap between the lid and crock at the long sides is NOT normal. The lid should rest comfortably and completely on the crock. You never lock the lid when cooking. And I don't lock it when it's stored either. I hope this helps.
60572
The model # on my stainless steal 6 qt pressure cooker is 0136203 (found, (hidden?) on the outside just under the black handle.The model # in your question 01362) only contains the first five digits of the model number on my pressure cooker. So that may or may not be close enough. Not sure. The sealing ring sent to me looked somewhat different than my original ring, but I tested it and it did seal perfectly.
751100
It has a metal Rim that seats directly on the ceramic pot. No rubber or vinyl. It also has a small air release vent. I suspect they are interested in not having it pressurize and blow up while you are not watching. There is no rubber or vinyl that I can see on the underside of the glass lid. Just a metal screw and washer (metal also) and the rim. Not sure why you are asking, but I think this should give the info you need.
901952
It does not. There is a rubber seal around the edge of the lid. Hope this helps!
162512
Hello Joel,I have a Rival Crock Pot Slow Cooker as well with the plastic handle. My question to you is did you get this handle to work and was the bolt to short or the diameter to big/small?Thank you in advance!
1103889
Yes, this slow-cooker has a removeable crock and it has a glass lid. It works great, is a practical shape, and I use it often!
1233734
It does have a rubber seal and an aluminum lid. I LOVE these containers - they are attractive and functional. The aluminum lid makes it easy to stack them, if you choose to.
1017610
Yes, the HB slow cooker lid has a tightly-fitting rubber seal that is made even tighter by the latch and clip that secure the lid to the slow cooker. That detachable lid is not only very secure but is also very easy to clean. Again, I highly recommend this great HB slow cooker.
1358361
Yes it does. The lid needs to be clamped in place,otherwise there is a gap. I think it's due to the rubber seal.
1056159
The crock comes with a rubber gasket around the lid, but the lid and the crock's shapes are not perfectly the same so the gasket does not make contact with the crock for the lid to fit tightly.