The 3 rubber feet have fallen off and will not stay on, even with Gorilla glue. I know they may not be needed, but I believe that they should be on for air circulation under the pot during use. Can replacements be purchased

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Try Williams Sonoma direct.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/shopping/all-clad-slow-cooker-replacement-parts/

I found this
https://www.smallappliance.com/product.asp?pid=19609
and this
https://www.smallappliance.com/product.asp?pid=18586

Or you can buy generic rubber feet.

https://www.google.com/search?q=all+clad+slow+cooker+rubber+feet&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALiCzsa48b0o0Onlpem536MF3ipJQMZFWQ:1651707407000&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjdmJHKgcf3AhVIB50JHWhKDfcQ_AUoAnoECAEQBA&biw=1920&bih=937&dpr=1

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Hello, Joseph -

I checked the West Bend company website for replacement rubber feet for your model of slow cooker:
https://www.westbend.com/support/replacement-parts/slow-cookers-crockery-cookers/crockery-cookers.html

Your model number is not listed. Thinking that the same kind of rubber feet are used on all West Bend crockery model slow cookers (yours is a crockery slow cooker, according to the online user manual I found for it), I checked for replacement feet for the other models listed on the web page cited above. None of the slow cookers listed on the web page seem to have replacement parts available through West Bend anymore. Sigh . . .

I did find a website for Rubber Feet Warehouse, headquartered in North Carolina. This is the link to the home page:
https://www.rubberfeetwarehouse.com/

I suggest you contact that company and ask about the availability of the style of rubber foot to replace on your slow cooker. If you scroll down the home page, near the bottom you will find a toll free number you can call (weekdays, office hours for Eastern Time zone) and a link to send an email. It will help if you can provide a photo of one of the rubber feet. Note: If only one rubber foot is missing, you may choose to replace all 4 rubber feet on your unit.

Best wishes.

Hi,
you may not be able to find new replacement black rubber pods.
Instead, get a hot glue gun and make new ones.
Make sure you:
1. Insert a small amount of hot glue in the holes where the original pods where. Then use an even amount of hot glue to make'em all even (+- same size as original ones)
2. Let cool hot glue for minimum 5-10 minutes or you may burn your fingers, or it may not be solid enough to stand the weight of you cooker pot. :-)

All of them?
If you can't find any, try making new ones with a HOT glue gun!
Just make same size buds of glue and make sure it cools off completely (10 minutes each) before turning it back on its feets!

Glue them back on or remove all of the others

There should be a few screws on the bottom that if removed will allow the dis-assembly of the unit. The screws may be inside the rubber feet.

I found what appears to be an exact replacement rubber foot for the Rival oval crock pot at ACE Hardware. They're called a "Rubber Bumper" and the part number is #405756. Amusingly this was in the "Automotive" drawer in their small parts area, labeled "General Use: Ford". Ha! Anyway, I had two missing rubber feet and after installation I can't tell these replacements are any different than the originals. Or look here: http://wedo.hillmangroup.com/item/products-19/ts-maintenance-accessories-products-rubber-bumpers/405756-a

Contact the manufacturer and see if they sell replacement parts.

Alternative:
Depending on how bad the lid handle was broken.
You may be able to use something like Gorilla glue to piece it back together. Good stuff!

Good luck!

You can contact Rival HERE.

Mailing Address:
Rival
c/o JCS/THG, LLC
13120 Jurupa Avenue
Fontana, CA 92337

Telephone: 1-800-323-9519

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