So, where does this rubber gasket go? I would assume between the counter top and the satin nickel metal washer/adapter type thingy. But it's ugly.
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It doesn't really show. The metal bottom is almost flush with the counter. We've had this for almost a year..in feb with no issues at all. It's well made..no plastic
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right on top of the sink underneath the ring/spacer, if its centered you'll forget its there.
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Could be the large gasket or roller inside. The gasket is awful to replace.
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I have no idea, but the gaskets with this layout all seem to be the same across the board. I order mine here all the time and have never had a problem.
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There are videos on youtube about how to replace the blade. You can see some people using the wrench and I do not see any washer. If I remember correctly there is a tiny rubber o-ring that is on the blade, but nothing like a big rubber gasket.
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You need to replace the gasket in the female part you are putting it into. That rubber gets hard.
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Alaa -- It sounds like the opening is larger than that called for in the installation instructions. I installed mine and did not have that issue. Since your countertop is granite, there is little you can do now, except maybe fill those corners with something that is close to the color of the granite. Regards, Russ Walden
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Yes, the gasket is between where the unit clicks together. Its like a rubber band. Water has never been an issue. My first one, after 5 years, the plastic finally started coming apart. I live in the southwest where the sun eats up stuff.
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Sorry, I can't help you. I got rid of it long ago. I have a LP gas Brinkman (with a door on the front) that I like MUCH better.
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Nope.........no rubber gasket. Why would you need a gasket for a drain screen?
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You should be able to go directly to the manufacturer and get one. I had to do this for a different cup I had that was from them. I don't know if this uses an "O" style ring as a gasket but you can sometimes find them at places like Tacoma Nut & Screw.
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I don't know exactly but I do know that you must keep using the round gasket... either use your old one, or buy another one. The gasket has a different part number. Good Luck.
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Mine is attached to a heat exchanger and not readily accessible. But I still have the old one and it measures 5" x 5 1/2" . When I installed the new one it fit in the same holes so I assume its the same. Just a note that it did not come with a gasket.
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Lots of answers here confusing the gasket with the "gear." The gear is part of the assembly.
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I used the on that came with it. I did use some permatex gasket maker. Check the pan one corner was bent. I didnt notice it until I was installing it. Also I have been fighting the drain plug for leaks. I would suggest using a copper washer and some permatex gasket maker before you put it on. Good Luck!
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I was having the same problem with mine leaking dirty water all over the floor and, determined not to let the thing beat me, I fought with it. I found that the black gasket that is supposed to be at the junction between the collection tank and the machine was stuffed up inside the tube and was therefore simultaneously preventing proper suction and preventing dirty water from getting into the tank. I pulled out the gasket and put it back in its proper place and Presto! It is perfect again. Just thought I would post this in case someone else was having the same problem. It was easily fixed for me once I realized what was wrong. I was having the same problem with mine leaking dirty water all over the floor and, determined not to let the thing beat me, I fought with it. I found that the black gasket that is supposed to be at the junction between the collection tank and the machine was stuffed up inside the tube and was therefore simultaneously preventing proper suction and preventing dirty water from getting into the tank. I pulled out the gasket and put it back in its proper place and Presto! It is perfect again. Just thought I would post this in case someone else was having the same problem. It was easily fixed... » Read More I was having the same problem with mine leaking dirty water all over the floor and, determined not to let the thing beat me, I fought with it. I found that the black gasket that is supposed to be at the junction between the collection tank and the machine was stuffed up inside the tube and was therefore simultaneously preventing proper suction and preventing dirty water from getting into the tank. I pulled out the gasket and put it back in its proper place and Presto! It is perfect again. Just thought I would post this in case someone else was having the same problem. It was easily fixed for me once I realized what was wrong. « Show Less
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I replaced this quite a while ago, but you should just be able to unscrew black nut that holds the green top part (that holds the gasket in place) very easily. And then just reverse the process. Take a look at some of the other reviews for some good pointers. Good luck.
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Yes, it is a gasket. The canister it self can come out. Then the old gasket can be pulled on and it comes right out. Then run this one around the bottom in the groove for it like a rubber band. Very easy!!