I chipped the lid of this French press. Is there any replacement I can buy?
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A quick search did not turn up any parts suppliers. I would start with this web page. There is a number you can call. http://www.lecreuset.com/content_Contact-Us
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I would contact Le Creuset directly. They are pretty good with replacement and warranty items.
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I contacted the company directly and was able to order a replacement lid.http://highwave.bigcartel.com/product/joemo-tc-replacement-top
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search la cafetiere replacement beakers at amazon--you'll find what you need. 10-25$ depending upon the size.
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Yes, Google it and hopefully you will find a place to get a replacement. We were lucky with our previous coffee maker, as a local hardware store ordered 2 for me before it was easy to get parts on the internet. Good luck, Im sure you will be able to find one.
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I would contact the seller or manufacturer for replacement parts or unit if you still have all the necessary information. These items should not chip easily.
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Where can I get a replacement for the stainless steel cup with the grinder blade or such parts for this unit?
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Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to resort to Googleling Bodum.com and see if they can sell you just the pot. Good luck. Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to... » Read More Rodney, although the quantity of that carafe is the same as the original glass pot, my guess is that it won't work with the plunger that came with the original in that the original did not have a spout like the carafe has. There will be no way to seal the plunger, or the storage cap. I love my French press, but I have read numerous complaints about breakage. You cannot us a big metal spoon to stir the coffee. A large plastic cooking spoon, or a wooden spoon is required. Otherwise, eventually the metal spoon will break the pot. I don't have any idea about a price, but you might have to resort to Googleling Bodum.com and see if they can sell you just the pot. Good luck. « Show Less
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I found the glass knob, mine cracked, in an antique shop. They sometimes will keep extra parts. I also suggest doing a search on Amazon or Google. Finally, you can sometimes find a similar pot at a yard sale and transfer the lid to your coffee pot which has more sentimental value. Good luck!
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i called cloer & they will sell & send you a replacement. i used an old mr. coffee temporarily
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Go to www.freshbeansinc.com and order a replacement top. I bought 2 as they can easily slip out of your hand and break.
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I'm not sure, but the replacement costs approx $10 and the whole french press costs approx $15-$17, so you could either just buy the replacement and if it didn't work you could buy the whole unit and have an extra replacement. I also think the sizes are rather similar between brands. Hope this helps...
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I have the same question. I've only had mine a few weeks but one of the screens is starting to come apart already at the edges. I guess I may have been cleaning it too rigorously. I still have the extras that they kindly provided, but eventually I'm going to need more. This is my first French press and I'm making the best coffee I've ever had with it, so it will continue to be used regularly.
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The item is made in Japan, so I doubt that there is a replacement bowl, HOWEVER, it looks like a Mason Jar standard width for the mouth. You should dismantle the hardware from the broken glass bowl and take the lid to a store that has mason jars and see if you can find one that will fit. If you've thrown the bowl and hardware away, you may be able to find a mason jar with the hardware that will still fit. If I have time today, I might just do this too. I roast my beans and it would be cool to have more than one glass bowl for the beans. nick
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I was able to get a replacement part from a company called Goodmans. It was backordered and I had almost given up, but after a number of months, I received an email that it was being shipped...so grateful! I love my Farberware coffee urn too. cs@goodmans.net
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I was able to get a replacement for mine at azpatioheaters.com. I clicked on Contact Us and they were quick to respond and helped me find the glass I needed.
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I'm not sure, but the replacement costs approx $10 and the whole french press costs approx $15-$17, so you could either just buy the replacement and if it didn't work you could buy the whole unit and have an extra replacement.I also think the sizes are rather similar between brands. Hope this helps...
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This is a replacement piece for a French Press Coffee Maker. Try Bodum Carafe.