Moka Pot Gasket Replacement

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Moka Pot Gasket Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Very easy

Schritte

4

Zeitaufwand

3 Minuten

Einleitung

If coffee keeps spilling out of your Moka pot and won’t stay in properly, then it’s probably missing a gasket or the gasket itself is too old and needs to be replaced. Replacing a decaying gasket is essential to prevent any leaks or spills. A rubber gasket should be replaced every six months to properly maintain the Moka pot.

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    • Disassemble the Moka pot by twisting the top counter-clockwise.

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    • Take out the filter.

    • Find the rubber gasket underneath.

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    • Take the rubber gasket off by rolling it all the way down.

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    • Insert the new gasket by rolling it all the way up.

    • Make sure the new gasket is secure by straightening it out at the top of the filter.

    I've been using an espresso pot for years and have never seen a gasket on the funnel. I need size info for the gasket around the filter in the top of the half of the pot. The reservoir hold 8 oz. of water. Wish more info was available.

    Don Smith -

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Tinte & Feder

Jocelyn Pen

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