🍲 Premium 2-Pack Presto Pressure Cooker Sealing Rings and Overpressure Plug Set - Part 09936, 09904, and 50295 - Compatible with 6-Quart Presto Models - By IMPRESA Review

Nothing but months of frustration. I thought my pressure cooker was damaged and needed repairing. They may look like a real Presto part, but they don't create the same seal. Not worth the price and headache. Buy a genuine Presto part. you have been warned

I dropped this in my mailbox. He didn't keep the seal at all, couldn't get into pressure. My lunch was almost ruined and I had to put it in the oven. I'm still not sure if my chicken and rice will cook properly or not as I'm still waiting for it. It's 9:30pm - my kids were supposed to eat an hour and a half ago, so there was cake and jam for dinner. As if Monday wasn't enough, here we are. It was a waste of money. 10/10 NOT recommend.

Gasket is too thin and too large in diameter for older Presto 9.5 inch cookers. In addition, the expansion dowel has no hole for a metal piston. But if you have a newer one, like my model 0134108, with a lid latch that opens when the pressure drops, these gaskets are very tight both around the perimeter of the lid and as the top of the pot, giving a very good seal. When installing the spacer, it may seem too large in diameter at first, but keep pushing.

The o-ring on my 5 year old Presto pressure cooker was worn out and needed replacing. I first asked the manufacturer for replacement parts. The manufacturer said that this part is no longer in stock. I looked at Revain for a replacement part for this model and found a 6 liter o-ring. Presto pressure cooker. Unfortunately it was too big. The two safety plugs included in the kit fit, but without the O-ring the pressure cooker is useless. 5 years worked with original spare parts. Revain refunded…

Warning: Even though the part number is correct, if you are purchasing this ring for an older pressure cooker (my mum is over 30 years old) it may not work. When I installed and used this replacement, the pressure cooker found that steam was leaking through the handle and not reaching full pressure. Luckily I kept the old ring and we were still able to eat corned beef! Comparing the two rings, I noticed that the replacement ring has a series of 18V notches on the outer edge of the rim. There…

I have had a pressure cooker for over 30 years and it was a mirrored pressure cooker and I had trouble finding replacement parts for it. So I decided to buy another pressure cooker and one I really liked but one night my husband ran to the bathroom for something and was gone in less than a minute which is all it took. He heated some fat in our skillet and it caught fire nicely, I put my pressure cooker in to turn it on that day and haven't done it yet. My husband reached for the lid to try to…

I have a Magafesa pressure cooker. Kind of valve design above but works fine. I noticed that the silicone pad was soft and flimsy, and in fact it started cracking after a few months. Knowing that manufacturers' websites tend to be expensive, I looked everywhere, including Revain. None available. Went to Magafesa and the price was around $25. Yes. I still went to order, but "out of stock". uhh. I searched for a gasket by size and found that the Presto gasket has the same inside and outside…

There is a Mirromatic 394 4 quart that I forgot to put on the stove. After 45 minutes the seal turned to charcoal. Luckily I was only heating water and the lid wasn't closed, but the damage was done. The old gasket always didn't fit well and leaked water through the sides because it was a flea market find. After the incident, I looked at the spots on the pressure cooker. Some were not in stock, and the rest were not shipped abroad. found one that shipped internationally, but shipping alone was…