<!-- from fixya rte -->Need gasket for blender 2.5" diameter - Cuisinart CBT-500 SmartPower Premier Work Top Blender

Question edited for clarity.

It appears to be an eBay special. you may be able to buy using the diameter. Shops that sell fasteners sell O-rings, but this is likely wider, so more a gasket.

https://www.google.com/search?q=GNC+Live+Well+Blender+BL3340+replacement+O-ring

https://www.google.com/search?q=GNC+Live+Well+Blender+BL3340+replacement+gasket

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Unfortunately that gasket, part number MS-0914084, has been discontinued.

Here is a link to the part online: Seal MS 0914084 for Krups Appliance eReplacement Parts

Unfortunately the gasket is obsolete, and there are no known replacements. The gasket is very perticular and i do not know of any other gaskets that have a similar shape.




-Colleen@MendingShed

That kenwood is a UK model so if your in the US it's tough to source. The ring you need should have an outside diameter of 76 mm and an inside diamete of 56 mm.

This is a uk ebay link with the exact part.
1 Kenwood BL300 Blender Liquidiser Rubber Seal Gasket

This is a us amazon link with something that might work but not exact. There is a uk amazon equivalent if that works better for you.
Amazon com kenwood blender seal

Did you get any answers? I need a gasket for my HL-2571, Made by Home Life solutions. I've written them and have not heard back.
http://www.homelifesolutionsinc.com/contact/

The gasket is not available by itself, you need the blade assembly part number 123250-000-000 available from Sunbeam at 1-800-458-8407.

Boy, I spent some time on this and - so far as finding an exact replacement on the Internet - I'm stumped.

But I'll tell you what I'd do, in your position.

I'd take the old worn (or split) gasket to Ace Hardware or True Value, and ask someone to match it up for you. Really, a gasket is a gasket. It's just a matter of the size, the thickness, and the "compressability" of the rubber (obviously, you'll want a soft rubber gasket). If you find one, you may want to buy two of them... just in case.

If this doesn't work, then get a square piece of rubber gasket material (Ace, True Value, Home Depot, etc.). You can either cut one yourself (use cups, jars, measuring spoons that are the right diameters to draw your two ring patterns), using an Exacto knife to carefully cut them out.

If you don't want to do this yourself, ask someone who's handy & who has a steady hand to do it for you. You can pay them with a freshly made smoothie.

this site should have what you need ..

http://www.focuselectrics.com/catalog.cfm?dest=itempg&itemid=3699&secid=53&linkon=category&linkid=91

I did the same thing. Order parts at thegourmetdepotco.com -- This problem is caused when you put the rubber gasket underneath the blade instead of above it. This causes two problems: 1. It lifts the teeth on the jar away from the teeth on the drive gear, which can grind down and break off the teeth, and 2. If the drive gear contacts the rubber gasket, it will melt the rim of the drive gear. In the future, to reassemble the jar after cleaning, first put the rubber gasket on the jar, then the blade, lastly screw on the base ring.

It could be the gasket, could definitely be that crack in the collar, and even possibly the blade assembly - here is the official website to get all of those parts:
http://www.focuselectrics.com/catalog.cfm?dest=itempg&itemid=4154&linkon=subsection&linkid=112&secid=53

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

I called the place.. and the lady sold me 2 Gaskets.. for $2 and only charged me $4 for shipping.. Much better rate.. We love our smoothie machine.. but when you cant find decent replacement parts.. its really dis-heartning.