This part is manufactured by Waring Pro and is used in many models of espresso makers. This Gasket is made of a high temperature silicone and is used to seal the Diffuser to the Filter Holder. This part can become worn out and loose its sealing ability. To replace this part the screws retaining the Diffuser will need to be removed. Possible Tools Needed: • Philips Head Screwdriver • Allen Wrench
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Fast delivery, good product, and low price.
Guest - May 28, 2019
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Easily found the small gasket I needed for a 15 year old espresso machine on the website. The graphics showing the parts of the machine were great. Checkout was a breeze, shipped that day and arrived shortly after as expected. I have ordered from them previously, same experience.
Guest - August 30, 2019
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Correct part
The gasket was the correct one from my coffee maker. The amount of shipping charged by ereplacement parts was extraordinarily high. I will try to avoid this company in the future.
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Replacement part delivered very quickly
I was surprised how quickly the part came, fit right into my mailbox. Also I was able to track easily when it would come. Best of all part was silicon, when original part was rubber. I am very pleased with this organization. Thanks.
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1.Remove the cup holder with the coffee grounds container.
2.Turn the coffee maker upside down.
3.Unscrew the two screws with a cross-hardener.
4.Pull out the metal clip of the gasket by dragging it out with a flat counter and remove the old gasket.
5. Insert a new gasket and reinstall the metal clip.
6.After
... Read more installation, it will be difficult for the first time to insert the handle with the coffee, since the gasket is new, you can not tighten the bottom until it stops, the steam will come out well in this position.
7.Over time, the coffee handle will fit easier as the rubber gasket shrinks.
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