Is this the part that pushes out the little plastic "tongue" that locks the lid?
1723201
Yes. Mine wouldn't extract out to lock the lid. Pretty easy to replace. I did or myself and saved a lot of $$
1723202
Yes, when this part broke my machine would not latch and the machine will not run if it is not latched.Hope that helps.
1723203
This is the magnet that locks the lid - washer won't start without the magnet locking it.
1723204
It is the electronic device that unlatchs the lock that controls the locking mechanism.
1935230
yes the lid closes tight....seems to stay shut it's a snug fit....no latch only friction.....seems very sturdy to sit on.
912329
It's a screw-on lid. I just posted a review a few days ago warning about the "vacuum lock" my cup created which prevented me from opening it up. I threw it away.
2203392
Yes. A brush with metal shaft is attached to the inside of the screw off lid.
1602988
Yes. It comes off very easy and snaps back in. I like that if fits in without having to mess with a lid.
2235130
No, it's like a pressure cooker lid. Turn 1/8 turn counterclockwise to lock and clockwise 1/8 turn to unlock. There is a pin in the cover that becomes flush with the lid when it is locked which is located above the left handle in the picture but not shown.
411287
I think it is. It is shorter than the original one I had and doesn't have a magnet to hold the lid. It also doesn't cut the lid all the way off so you have to twist it off. Very irritating after having one that worked perfectly for years! It works but if you are used to the old longer one I would advise you to look around to see if you can find one like the original model.
1827537
yes, but in order for the lid to stay down there is also another spring or part that fits onto the lid also, this is a good part, but you may need another also, I don't have that part name or number at this time
2161382
There's a hole with a gasket in one lid, to allow for the included water lock. The only thing I don't like about the lids is that they don't seem to snap shut over the top. Otherwise, it's a great kit!
1356146
Yes! Both the lids that have a slide lock closure and the plain ones with just a hole. Fits just fine. These straws are awesome, they fit every thermal glass I own. Starbucks, Caribou, Cool Gear, and Tervis. Great price for a great product.
256211
No. there is a convenient plastic part you slide out. it's really a nice frother.
1652256
I guess it is some type of spring clip. The metal piece where your thumb goes is super thin and will bend easily if the lid isn't on completely straight. As long as you have the lid on straight, it closes pretty easily.
2124712
It twists on. It's not threaded, but it does lock in place so the lid doesn't fall off while using it.
1243327
Yes and no. It has a plastic hinge to keep the lid from falling behind but there is nothing to keep it locked in place from being close. I have a 103-gal. cant say if they are all the same
43602
No, the pop-off lid and the plastic insert are part of what makes up the screw-off top. You screw off (sorry for the redundancy) the entire top to drink. Hopefully that explains it.
256640
The gray locking clip is plastic and is part of the overall lid design. It is not meant to be removable.
176063
The grey latch on the front is what locks the lid. If that is undone and it still won't open it is likely damaged and the metal rod that "pops" the lid isn't working correctly.