How to find a new lid for grinder

Need lid for barista grinder

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Anonymous

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Posted on Dec 24, 2009

SOURCE: carafe for starbucks barista aroma grande

I think I have a fix for the lid. I need a couple people to send me their lid to see if my fix works. My fix does not involve any material destruction of the lid. I will send you the lid back regardless of whether the fix works or not.

Send me a note at [email protected] and I will give you an address to send it to.

Info2011

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Posted on Apr 26, 2011

SOURCE: lid for 12 cup barista aroma grande coffie maker, replacement

The exact same lid is on the Wolfgang Puck WPTPCM010 coffee maker. (It's exactly like the Starbucks one - same size & fit.) Call (800) 275-8273 and order part # WPTPCM010-6; the product description is "LID FOR CARAFE". It will cost you $4.99 + 5.00 shipping. My Starbucks coffee pot works PERFECTLY again. Just make sure that you put the lid on the carafe correctly before you use it, since the seal is new.

Marvin

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Posted on Aug 02, 2018

SOURCE: NEED REPLACEMENT LID: Starbucks Coffee Grinder Barista TSK-9213-SS.

Sorry we do not have parts here.

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