are there any replacement O-ring gaskets for this item?
1730056
Yes. Mine came out - don't know where/when. I contacted Thermos and they sent me 2 new ones free of charge.
1730057
1-800-831-9242 is the updated number, $1 each gasket and $3 total shipping.
1730058
If you are referring to the blue-coloring ring inside the thermos top, which serves as a seal and prevents leakage, I've not had to search for one. However, one time, when washing the top, the blue color "O-ring" came out. I I did not realize it. Consequently, as I drank water, it spilled on me. So, I went home, found the "O-ring," and put back in place. I suggest contacting Thermos Customer Service. Explain the problem and ask for it to be replaced.
1730059
Yes, I had to replace the flat blue gasket (it fell out--the one design flaw) and Ace Hardware had a perfect replacement. Take the Thermos in and they will find it. Works perfectly, and you need that gasket.
1730060
Called the "Consumers Customer Service" number found on Thermos website 800-831-9242 and was offered $1 for blue gasket because 5-yr warranty applies on stainless steel part only and the plastic/rubber parts only get 30-day free replacement.
1730061
I contacted consumer.service@thermos.com and they are offering the gaskets for $1 each plus (unspecified) shipping and handling. However, while I was waiting to hear from them, I walked into my local grocery store and saw a package of replacement gaskets for the 1-cup sized stovetop espresso makers and they turned out to fit perfectly. They are rubber and not silicon, but they work great.
1730062
Thermos Customer Service for replacement parts: 1-800-831-9242. Wait time was about 15 min but they are sending replacement O-ring free of charge as I've only had the thermos for 1 month. Easy breezy.
1730063
Just FYI, when tightening the cap, it does not require heavy pressure to seal completely. If you go overboard and screw it down with all your might in the belief it's getting a better seal, it may distort the silicone seal and cause problems. There should be no reason the seal wouldn't outlast the bottle with reasonable handling. If you want to see just how well it seals, fill it up, screw it down just a bit past the initial contact, and shake it as hard as you can muster to see if you can get it to lose a drop. I've even done it with boiling water and it held the pressure with no problems. Pressing the release had the lid pop open, showing how much pressure it was able to hold without any trace of leakage. Just FYI, when tightening the cap, it does not require heavy pressure to seal completely. If you go overboard and screw it down with all your might in the belief it's getting a better seal, it may distort the silicone seal and cause problems. There should be no reason the seal wouldn't outlast the bottle with reasonable handling. If you want to see just how well it seals, fill it up, screw it down just a bit past the initial contact, and shake it as hard as you can muster to see if you can get it to lose a drop. I've even done it with boiling water and it held the pressure with no... » Read More Just FYI, when tightening the cap, it does not require heavy pressure to seal completely. If you go overboard and screw it down with all your might in the belief it's getting a better seal, it may distort the silicone seal and cause problems. There should be no reason the seal wouldn't outlast the bottle with reasonable handling. If you want to see just how well it seals, fill it up, screw it down just a bit past the initial contact, and shake it as hard as you can muster to see if you can get it to lose a drop. I've even done it with boiling water and it held the pressure with no problems. Pressing the release had the lid pop open, showing how much pressure it was able to hold without any trace of leakage. « Show Less
1730064
Thermos Customer Service can be reached at 1-877-419-8272, Monday - Friday 8am-6pm EST. They sent me a free replacement O-ring gasket for one I lost. Good luck!
1730065
Hi Renee, I'm not sure as I haven't needed one, but it is a great question. Looking at the Thermos website they don't give a phone number, but an address in which to contact them. You may want to shoot your question to the source. :) By Mail: ShopThermos.com20 Constitution Blvd. SouthShelton, CT 06484I am curious about this as well since I LOVE my bottles!
125823
I'm sure you could if you contact Tervis. I emailed them from their webpage about purchasing replacement O-rings and they sent me 4 for free! Great customer service.
130574
Mine leaked. You might need new gasket rings. Mine always broke and didn't seal completely.
1059413
Not sure if mine was just stretched but the gasket to mine kept falling off. Eventually it came off while blending and was destroyed. Never could find an exact replacement, but after some measuring I found that a 60mmx56mmx2mm silicone O ring should fit. Turns out they do! You can order a pack of ten through Amazon for $5. They are a tighter fit so they don't fall off, so I'd say they're better than the original gasket.
1126337
Does not come with the drain plug gasket. Does come with the o-ring to seal the filter to the crankcase.
2275926
The flat seal is the gasket. Only needs the gasket to seal the blender jar. Don't know about an O ring.
1642153
You should be able to match up the old one at a local hardware store with a replacement. It would be where they have the rubber o-rings.
79030
I'm no expert, but when I hear o-ring, I think tubular rubber piece. To me a gasket is flat. Hope that helps.
362763
I have not been able to find a gasket to fit my cook's essential pressure cooker! The Co. Has gone out of business! If you find one please let me know!
2171885
I have the Fagor Splendid set. I have not yet had to replace the gasket on mine yet.
222939
Go to amazon.com and it is all listed there.BTW This is a great product but try to get a spare gasket if possible. (I have not found a source yet.)
1044291
They are simply o-rings. I buy bags of them for nothing almost at www.oringsandmore.com. Get part #217 BUNA 70 ORINGS or equivalent. Or just measure the size you have now and duplicate
1443980
Look up the model # of your pressure cooker, you might try Presto directly, and they will list the parts available. I have several older pots, and have good luck except for the large gasket. Love my pressure cookers!!
719740
Nothing. They offer to sell you replacement o-rings at $1 a piece plus shipping. Not sure if I remember the price correctly since I did not take their offer. I simply stopped using it.
172263
A new water pump o-ring seal was included in the kit I received. I also used some gasket sealant (Ultra-Blue) when I installed it.
1266305
Unfortunately the "O" ring that comes with the housing is the wrong diameter. The housing leaked when reassembled. I had to use the old O ring and then had no leak.
2015851
The rubber gasket is for the older design fittings and is available from Amazon: Nelson 50339 Hose Quick Connector Washer Set. The newer design uses an o-ring for the seal along with a regular hose washer. A good replacement o-ring is a 70 durometer Buna-N with 16mm ID x 20mm OD. I bought 10 off eBay for $3.89 and they work much better than the original. Use a little silicone grease at first. My original o-rings lasted a week ... these replacements were used daily all summer and are still OK.