🔧 Upgrade Float Valve with Seal Leaks Ring for Instant Pot LUX 6 Qt 5Qt, IP-LUX50, IP-LUX60 Pressure Cookers Review

Jam pot lid too long. Dangerous to use. Very slightly longer than the original, just enough for the hot cap to get stuck and almost impossible to remove.

Float valve not compatible with my 5 qt. Insta pot 50 lux. This can be inserted, but the lid does not close with this float. But the pads work fine.

We had to sand ours to get our old InstantPot lid to close properly. Luckily we have a mill and were able to make it ourselves; otherwise it would be a waste of money.

This is garbage! The valve is too big and you can't close the lid because it doesn't go down far enough. I removed the washer and used it on my original valve. Works perfect! So don't buy that, just find washers if your pot doesn't build pressure.

Worst Aftermarket Flow Valve! Came under pressure quickly; Ten minutes later, steam comes out of the valve. Also, I only received one tiny silicone ring instead of two. This is my third attempt to purchase a flow valve from different sellers. I wanted to buy it from another seller but they said it was authentic.

As other reviewers have pointed out, it's slightly taller than the original float valve and interferes with the trigger mechanism. It took several minutes to finally remove the lid - not great with time and temperature sensitive recipes. I will not be returning it as I have decided to use the gasket provided to replace the original float valve gasket but I do not recommend this.

I bought this for a deluxe pressure cooker. It didn't fit. He was too big, you couldn't look at him. The post office calls for an original replacement, but this has resulted in the lid on my instant pot getting stuck. I almost messed up my instant pot because I couldn't open the lid because it was too high even when it was all the way down. My husband had to find a way to take it off, which luckily didn't hurt, but I didn't have the strength to do it. I use my kettle almost every day, I was…