where do the o rings go inside the blender
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it is between the pitcher bottom and blade base. it acts as a seal to avoid leaks. if you search photos online it will show you a diagram where exactly.
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There is the blender glass pitcher, the metal piece with the revolving blades, and the plastic screw cap. Place the glass pitcher up-side-down on the counter. Now place a rubber 'O Ring' on the bottom rim of the glass pitcher (which is facing upwards, since the pitcher is up-side-down). Follow this by placing the metal piece with the blades on top of the 'O Ring' (so that the blades are inside the glass pitcher). Lastly, screw on the plastic screw cap that fits on the bottom of the glass pitcher. Make certain that the screw cap is on tight so that whatever you put in the glass pitcher to be blended doesn't leak out from the bottom. This should do it!
1837319
Below blender jar, on top of blending device. Then you have the screw on ring them the whole assembly fits in the power base for use.
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There is the blender glass pitcher, the metal piece with the revolving blades, and the plastic screw cap. Place the glass pitcher up-side-down on the counter. Now place a rubber 'O Ring' on the bottom rim of the glass pitcher (which is facing upwards, since the pitcher is up-side-down). Follow this by placing the metal piece with the blades on top of the 'O Ring' (so that the blades are inside the glass pitcher). Lastly, screw on the plastic screw cap that fits on the bottom of the glass pitcher. Make certain that the screw cap is on tight so that whatever you put in the glass pitcher to be blended doesn't leak out from the bottom. This should do it! There is the blender glass pitcher, the metal piece with the revolving blades, and the plastic screw cap. Place the glass pitcher up-side-down on the counter. Now place a rubber 'O Ring' on the bottom rim of the glass pitcher (which is facing upwards, since the pitcher is up-side-down). Follow this by placing the metal piece with the blades on top of the 'O Ring' (so that the blades are inside the glass pitcher). Lastly, screw on the plastic screw cap that fits on the bottom of the glass pitcher. Make certain that the screw cap is on tight so that whatever you put in the glass pitcher to be... » Read More There is the blender glass pitcher, the metal piece with the revolving blades, and the plastic screw cap. Place the glass pitcher up-side-down on the counter. Now place a rubber 'O Ring' on the bottom rim of the glass pitcher (which is facing upwards, since the pitcher is up-side-down). Follow this by placing the metal piece with the blades on top of the 'O Ring' (so that the blades are inside the glass pitcher). Lastly, screw on the plastic screw cap that fits on the bottom of the glass pitcher. Make certain that the screw cap is on tight so that whatever you put in the glass pitcher to be blended doesn't leak out from the bottom. This should do it! « Show Less
1837321
It goes between the jar and the flat plate of the blade. It keeps the seal tight.
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Between the glass bottom of blender pitcher and the metal disc with blades.
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Look on the top (blade side) of the blade assembly; there should be instructions stamped there. Even so, the seal fits between the bowl and the metal part, and the plastic "nut" or cap holds them together.
1983611
It just screws on. Remember it is a left hand thread. Which means you have to turn it to the RIGHT to take the old one off and to the LEFT to screw it back on. To remove the old one you have to stick a long narrow blade screw driver up through the bottom the blender to keep the mechanism/clutch blade from turning while unscrewing and screwing it back on. IT WILL BE TIGHT WHILE SCREWING EITHER DIRECTION.
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There are 4 rubber legs at the bottom of the Oster blender. Take those out and the whole bottome just comes out and use a flat head screw driver to push the old pin out and insert the new pin....FYI
92944
http://westbend.com/support/replacement-parts/blenders/se3000-smoothie-express.html
1931057
This is a complete drop in assembly. The only o-ring I had to buy was the big thick one that went around the filter housing. Hope this helps!
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Up against the glass base, the gray rubbery gasket will be placed. This keeps the liquid from oozing out the bottom. Then place the steel blades inside the glass jar, from the bottom, with the gray gasket in between the glass jar and the round base of the steel blades. Last comes the black plastic bottom, which screws on---it should screw on easily if placed right. Make sure it is tight.Then place the whole assembled jar onto the motor base and rotate the jar slightly, until it settles into the motor base. If done correctly, the blender will run smoothly when you push a button.Don't forget the lid! Up against the glass base, the gray rubbery gasket will be placed. This keeps the liquid from oozing out the bottom. Then place the steel blades inside the glass jar, from the bottom, with the gray gasket in between the glass jar and the round base of the steel blades. Last comes the black plastic bottom, which screws on---it should screw on easily if placed right. Make sure it is tight.Then place the whole assembled jar onto the motor base and rotate the jar slightly, until it settles into the motor base. If done correctly, the blender will run smoothly when you push a... » Read More Up against the glass base, the gray rubbery gasket will be placed. This keeps the liquid from oozing out the bottom. Then place the steel blades inside the glass jar, from the bottom, with the gray gasket in between the glass jar and the round base of the steel blades. Last comes the black plastic bottom, which screws on---it should screw on easily if placed right. Make sure it is tight.Then place the whole assembled jar onto the motor base and rotate the jar slightly, until it settles into the motor base. If done correctly, the blender will run smoothly when you push a button.Don't forget the lid! « Show Less
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I tried to replace my blender cup because of a chip on the rim (it still holds a seal to use it!). I couldn't find any replacement parts searching online. But the same smoothie blender was on sale on amazon.com with free shipping so I ordered a new one! I'm still using everything except the cup from my original purchase and the o-ring is still good as new! it's in there permanately and you hardly can see it, so its not a peice that will wear out easily. I have used my smoothie maker at least once a day or more since purchasing it almost a year ago and I LOVE IT!!! Its easy to use and blends great! So after a year I'm still very happy with the purchase and I think it was a great buy!! Hope this helps you out!
981552
I didn't know the model number but ordered this bad and the extra rings are a nice touch. It fits just fine. I have enjoyed my blender doing smoothies in the warm weather.
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Try here: https://www.appliancezone.com/SearchProducts.aspx?ID=blender+ring+seal+sharper+image&x;=-1090&y;=-172
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Hi, I had this blender over two years ago - the plastic piece is called a tamper and is used to aid in blending by pushing food into the blades or to release trapped air pockets if mixing thick ingredients in the blender. It's designed to go down in the blender but NOT reach the blades. Hope this helps.
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Greetings, this model presented here is the one I bought and fitted perfectly to our Oster blender, I recommend it.Thank YouCaesar
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The inside diameter of my O-ring is 4.7 cm, the outside diameter is 6.7 cm. I don't have the model # of my machine. I ordered it directly from Hamilton Beach Parts Center.
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No help here, as I ordered it and haven't been back in the US to check to see if it fits my blender...Live overseas. Sorry
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I have no idea. Contact the manufacturer of your blender or view a "replacement parts" website for accurate information.
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Between the bottom of the Glass Jar, and the top of the Blade assembly. http://www.ereplacementparts.com/waring-wpb05-blender-chrome-parts-c-120019_120020_290000.html
1938236
My blender looks a little different. Maybe it creates a vacuum seal and you just need to use something to break the seal. I've not had that problem.
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The "0" ring for the milkshake blade is the same as what the blender comes with. No special ring