My current model is a Jankel J238-138-1344. 120v. I see yours is 115v, problem for me? How do I get the gasket that everyone says I will need?
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The gasket they are referring to goes between the blower and furnace, you can use a high temp silicone gasket maker purchasable from any auto-parts store as an easy and cheap replacement.Hope this answers your question.
1071405
I made my own gasket. I went to an auto parts store and bought Permatex brand High-Temp Red RTV Silicone Gasket Maker. Make sure you get the red tube. It's a 3 oz tube and I used less than .5 oz. I scraped the old gasket off with a razor knife and applied the gasket maker. Worked like a champ. (I can't take the credit for this idea as another Amazon buyer told me.)
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This was the replacement for my heater/ac unit I don't really know what gasket you need. Mine was a simple remove and replace. Sorry I'm not much help.
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I also was unable to find the gasket. I used Permatex ultra copper high temperature RTV silicon. We are beginning our second heating season and have had no problems to date.
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With respect to the 120V/115V question. That is only to separate it from ~240V (which is what is used in Europe). You don't need to worry about that part.
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Try Sears Parts Direct: It is item #4 Gasket... PART NUMBER: GKT03081http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/trane-parts/furnace-parts/Model-TUD100C948H1/1354/0912130/P0703038/00002?blt=06&prst;=&shdMod;=
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The one I received. Had a new gasket. But if for some reason it doesn't the original gasket can be reused over and over unless it is tore. Part is easy to change. Dealer will charge you 300 bucks to change it. It takes about 20 minutes. And be sure not to hook power to it until it is fully mounted.
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I could not find the gasket either. I used a special hi-temp silicone gasket maker from an automotive parts store.
760403
Call 1-800-831-8383 and ask for part number c77154 the tank to bowl gasket. They should be able to help you. Cheers and good luck.
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My blender is a SPB 7-TX. I couldn't find a picture of yours to compare. Gasket is 2 11/16 with center opening 1 14/16. Hope this helps
130574
Mine leaked. You might need new gasket rings. Mine always broke and didn't seal completely.
1998371
My model # is diafferent:I took a chance, and it fit: I think thata the gaskets are all pretty standard: why not call Hamilton Beach and ask them?
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Ya have to buy the stopper. I never heard of a gasket you can replace it with.
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I bought the 9882000MW replacement gasket and it works great. Measure the diameter of your canner to be sure, but it fits my 12 qt and 22 qt canners just fine.
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I have the 620.162 16 qt. canner and used the 9907 (1075) from Amazon. In my manual the diameters of the .162 and the .212 are the same, so they most likely use the same gasket. I had to bring the rubber gasket to a boil and push it in bit by bit. My husband suggested vegetable oil and that might work also. Until I got the gasket in securely I had some steam escaping. Good luck.
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I have the Fagor Splendid set. I have not yet had to replace the gasket on mine yet.
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I have no problem with the gaskets on mine, i wouldnt know where to look, sorry.
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From the information I read, this gasket should fit any model. I have had my blender for quite a while. It is an A14 Special.
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My model number was different and it worked fine. I read somewhere that this gasket was supposed to work on all Hamilton Beach blenders.
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I called the company and according to them it is the correct gasket. However, I have yet to use it and see for myself.
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The pressure cooker should have a model number on it somewhere. It's usually stamped on the bottom. Try searching Amazon or Google for the model number with the word "gasket" (example: "A403A gasket"). Good luck.
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I had the same problem. The bottom just screws off and the gasket is easily replaced. Good Luck.