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Crock Pot The Original Slow Cooker Check the link. You can find your lid here If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steven_a67ead41eb5fc62a

After being asked to call a number of different phone numbers, I was finally able to order a lid for this from the company that manufacturers this slow cooker for Sears.

1-800-361-4639

$25.90, shipped to the US (the company is located in Canada) for the lid.

The part # is: 1003kj.
Note that the Sears model number for the slow cooker is KKC275.
The Sears item # is 68332 (even though the plate on the cooker and manual both say that the MODEL number is 68332).

Hope this helps,

Brian

Check your local thrift stores, i.e., Goodwill for a crockpot that is the same or similar. It will be very cheap.

Check your local thrift stores, i.e., Goodwill for a crockpot that is the same or similar and get the feet. It will be very cheap. Also, Home Depot and Lowe's carry very similar products for less than $4. Hope this is helpful.

If you cannot get it back on, take the nut to Home Depot for a new on. Maybe the nut is stripped.

That is 1970's.

Check your local Goodwill or thrift stores. They are usually very easy to find.

Slow will be the lowest of the temps.

Go to your local Goodwill or thrift store. They always have them.

You can of course just use any lid from a casserole dish that will fit! Even one from a saucepan! No need to spend good mony on one, as you may then find this 30 odd year old item may conk out! (Ours is still going strong, too!! lol)

Need to get into it, but I suspect that a limit switch went bad. But you need a volt meter so you can check the resistance of the parts, and check to see if it is passing power to the heating elements.

you can't cause once you take it apart it don't work right again.