How do you know what size replacement seal to use if old one has disintegrated? And how do I know if this fits an Eljer 141-4900?
514746
Eljer is a different manufacturer and you can look at Eljer parts such as "American Standard 7301111-0070A" seal on Amazon.
514747
If you know the model number of your toilet why don't you research Eljer instead of guessing on a Kohler part? Try this link <https://www.plumbingsupply.com/eljer-toilet-flush-valves.html> It appears that Eljer uses various types of flapper valves rather than Kohler type canisters.
514748
I looked up my model on line and found the flapp number. Lowes did not carry it so I ordered it on line. Also if your unit looks like a tube with the flapper at the bottom I found a u-tube for my model that showed how to replace it.
514749
On my Kohler, if you look at the underside of the tank lid, there is an exploded view of Valve assembly with the part number. Hope this helps
779213
My blender is an oldie too, I believe the gasket will fit, it fit mine with no problems with leakage. Happy pureeing.
559879
I have used this place for other parts and they list an aftermarket replacement for your seal.http://www.pressurecooker-canner.com/namo5seri.htmlIt looks like the same part that Karen listed.
1151404
i'm not sure how can i give you my advise on this container replacement.but i am sure that it is very good quality and it works perfectly with my old model.
824876
don't know if it was designed to replace 46138000, but it does fit and there are no leaks.
218706
I don't know which eljer toilet we have for sure, but I think it's an emblem or whatever was in the "top of the line" category in 84. Our experience leaves me to believe that, if the measurements are not an exact match this would not fit. but like I said, I'm not sure about your specific model.
1336422
Try "Sur La Table Le Parfait Rubber Gaskets 612491 , 100mm" -- I am not sure this is what you are looking for, but I needed a larger gasket and found these that are bigger than the Fido ones. These DO fit my larger jar lid/mouth (~4 1/2" outside and 3 1/2" inside), so I am quite pleased to have both sizes now for my storage jars. There are 12 in a pack: Sur La Table Le Parfait Rubber Gaskets 612491 , 100mm
375476
This is what is annoying about this product on this site - the most important issue being inside diameter is never mentioned; but judging from previous questions and answers, I'd say you need the ring labled: Kilner Replacement Rubber Seals for 12, 17, 34, 51, and 68-Fl Oz Jars, Pack of 6, or the middle size, meaning it should stretch to fit 3 inch diameter. Even the Kilner website doesn't give dimensions which are helpful.
277999
Not sure about the HBB but all the WCHV6800 washers seem to use the dame door boot seal. I would watch the You Tube repair video associated with this replacement job and see if everything looks the same to you.
1129932
The overall quality of this item was very good and is still holding up 6 months or so later. You will need to either salvage your old seals or get new ones. There are none included with the part.
1863299
I also have a 6812 Oster and I bought this jar to replace my original that was cracked. It fits perfectly :)
2242105
It also fits the description of EL012B. They are probably identical and fit the canister and canister 'oxygen' models.
1170592
I ordered the ss-791991 for my 6L, T-fal Sensor 2 model #4231, but it didn't fit. It was too thick, however, the diameter was correct. Maybe I should have looked for these numbers which are on the inside of my handle: 502U, 4231, 6L, 0902.
382133
I don't remember exactly what size it was. I do remember I had to tap it in w/ a hammer(it was a little snug) to get a good grip on it from the dirt and paint. For a replacement I would recommend home depot or your local hardware store.
1659859
Not sure about replacement seal. However, to me, it's worth it to purchase a new one. Just remember they are NOT dishwasher or microwave safe.
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In my case, the seal I was replacing was along the bottom of the door. I opened the door, then used a little screwdriver to pry off a little black cap at the end of the track. The pieces of the old seal then slip out (assuming that they aren't welded in place with soap scum). In my case I the "t" part of the seal fit just right, but the flap is too long - so I have to trim about 1/4 inch off with some scissors, then also trim the ends for length, round off the corners etc (if you have the old seal, then it is pretty easy to use it as a pattern). Then you slip the new seal in (can use liquid soap as a lubricant if needed) and replace the end cap. There are probably videos on-line... In my case, the seal I was replacing was along the bottom of the door. I opened the door, then used a little screwdriver to pry off a little black cap at the end of the track. The pieces of the old seal then slip out (assuming that they aren't welded in place with soap scum). In my case I the "t" part of the seal fit just right, but the flap is too long - so I have to trim about 1/4 inch off with some scissors, then also trim the ends for length, round off the corners etc (if you have the old seal, then it is pretty easy to use it as a pattern). Then you slip the new seal in (can... » Read More In my case, the seal I was replacing was along the bottom of the door. I opened the door, then used a little screwdriver to pry off a little black cap at the end of the track. The pieces of the old seal then slip out (assuming that they aren't welded in place with soap scum). In my case I the "t" part of the seal fit just right, but the flap is too long - so I have to trim about 1/4 inch off with some scissors, then also trim the ends for length, round off the corners etc (if you have the old seal, then it is pretty easy to use it as a pattern). Then you slip the new seal in (can use liquid soap as a lubricant if needed) and replace the end cap. There are probably videos on-line... « Show Less
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This element does not look like the one that fits the NOSDE2606AYW. That one is more square shaped. According to another web site, the part number you need is: Part Number Y503978 (AP4294403). This part replaces 503978, 1246369, 14218929, 5-3978, AH2200820, EA2200820, PS2200820.