Pressure Cooker Rubber Sealing Rings Gaskets for 5Quart Models Universal Replacement Floater Sealer Set of 7

Pressure cooker is back in action.

I have an older model of Aldi’s Ambiano electric pressure cooker, it’s almost (if not more than) 10 years old.The pot wasn’t coming up to pressure anymore, and I thought I’d have to get something new. I looked up the issues I was having, and saw it’s recommended to change the gaskets. Got this set as it had all the pieces I’d need, though I worried the biggest one wouldn’t fit as the reviews seem to be all over the place.Luckily, it fit perfect on my unit and it’s up and running once again! Was easy to put on the new pieces, and I will try to update on durability.

Perfect for for my Breville BPR700! I have a Breville fast pro slo that I love and I was spassing because I thought I would have to buy a new one because the seal wouldn’t seal (per the screen) and this package saved our pocket and machine. The clear liner seals better than the replacement I ordered from Breville and the plastic piece for our pin perfectly. When calling the company we would have had to order (another) lid entirely for that piece. Note it sits inside on the lip of the pin - the small groove at the end (I had to figure that out). This is so the pin can still move up and down. The side hole should be inside - not covered and the open end points out. This is a definite thumbs - 5 star package if you own this appliance.

It fits and works well so far.

Exactly what my power pressure XL cooker needed. The unit is close to two years old and I noticed cooking times were not very consistent, the unit had more steam escaping from around the lid while taking a longer time to pressurize, and audible hissing during cooking.I replaced the center lid post seal, outer lid ring, and float valve seal, unit is working like new again.When replacing the inner center post seal be careful to not bend or warp the removable aluminum lid disk, the seal pops out fairly easy but can be a bit of a challenge to insert the new one. Lay the disk flat, put a couple drops of mineral or cooking oil on the center seal, fold it in half and then pop it into the hole. The oil will help it slide on easier as you dont want to force it and risk bending the lid disk.When replacing the float seal use a thin object to press on the float from the outside so it wont move when pressing the seal on from the inside. I used a chop-stick but a skewer or hard plastic straw will do as well.The new lid ring does not have anything stamped on the seal regarding what direction the seal faces like the OEM seal but isnt an issue, the seal works either way.There are additional seals in this kit that are not for the PowerPressure XL as this kit is made to cover many different brands.

I definitely recommend it fit perfect on my power pressure cooker, XL! The seal quality is excellent! Very easy to install

It fits good on my old pressure cooker. but when you put it on make sure you get your finger andpush all around so it sets in there right, else your lid won't close right.

They fit our xl pressure cooker correctly and seal tight.