Do you or should you glue this Gasket down when replacing?
1816151
I don't think your supposed to. I never have glued any down. and have had no problems with leaking.
1816152
don't use glue. Just make sure that you used to proper lube so it doesn't deteriorate the rubber
1816153
I did not have to use any glue. It is a tight fit getting it in that seems to be enough to hold it in place.I did have to use a small flat screw driver to get the old one out.
1072818
I believe it will, there is a gear they recommend replacing when you repack it. I would add that as well, just to be sure, and a new gasket and you should be good to go!
746420
No. Make sure to remove all of it. The dorman should have a gasket built into it.
2073485
Mine became loose, as well. I carefully removed the gasket, then placed a rubber band on the lid. Lastly, I carefully placed the original gasket on top of the rubber band. It now has a tighter fit than when I first purchased it.
901581
I've had my blender for over 3 years and it's never leaked, so it much be when you put it back together. Put the jar upside down, then put the rubber gasket, then the blade then screw on the base. Should be fine.
2216348
The gaskets are replaceable. That being said, I've had the same gaskets for over two years now and there hasn't been any sign of aging or cracking in the rubber.
1048596
I haven't had that problem, but needed a gasket. Called Slime and they were very responsive - hopefully they can help you out too.
1843947
yes,separate not attached. I have had two of these cookers for several years. Have not needed to replace the gasket. I use them 2 or 3 times a week. I veggie oil it each time I use it.
256758
Looks like OEM to me. Fits fine. However (not related to your question), having replaced this gasket several times, I still don't know whether to glue it in or not. Continually have problems with the gasket unseating and/or deteriorating, which is why I have replaced it several times. The original gasket lasted for years and years.
1679610
I don't recomend gluing them on for the simple reason if you need to change it or take them off for a reason you won't be able too because their glued. I recomend screwing the end cap on with a flat head Kreg screw. I hope this helps u out.
1377749
I've had mine for months, the gasket seems fine. What can happen is that air escapes if the seal on the compressor, for lack of a better term, is not seated properly. I run the bead that contacts the container under the tap to moisten it. This insures a proper seal with no air escaping. As an aside, gaskets can be hsd very inexpensively.
1210693
Not if it is in good condition and fully adhered. If it is loose, remove. Clean area first before applying new sealant.
394668
it seems to me that the adhesive in on the glass replacement. but if i were you i would still buy a roll of adhesive, just in case
874374
I used the one that came with it but should have reused the original gasket.
2180561
The gasket is removable, and once done you can easily tell that there is an up and down edge. After a year or so of use, the gasket sometimes does not seal properly. Taking it out and cleaning it may help, but I have found that oiling the gasket with a light layer of vegetable oil helps the seal.
1880928
Yes. And, what Mr. Bohlman said. Check the coupler for play and replace if necessary. Might as well replace the seal there too. There's a simple tool for installing the seal.
2041815
I just searched Google. I found at gamma2.net as follows. Q. What do I do when the small rubber gasket around the lid falls off? Do I need to get a new one? A. If your rubber gasket becomes stretched out and falls off, you may order replacement gaskets from this web site, under the Customer Servce Tab/Spare Parts. When the lid is over tightened, this is a common occurrence. Just a simple spin until the lid stops is all it takes.