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Question: Where can I get a replacement lid?
Document: I've had this Crockpot about two or three years. I've used it about 6-8 times per year. And the plastic handle on the lid cracked in two and fell off.I was about to accept this as a weird fluke, until the plastic handle on the lid of my larger Crockpot did the exact same thing a few months later. I'd had it longer, but used it less. WTF?I can't find replacement lids for both models on their site. They have no online support.
I wouldn't take this crock pot anywhere, as the lid doesn't clamp down and it does get so hot on the outside. Best for at-home use.
I have use serveral hamilton beach cookers and they are always to hot. The lid fits in a nice shallow indentation I have never had problems with any crock-pot leaking water from under the lid, this one is perfect. The sides get warm but they do on any slow cooker I have ever used. Not to the point I would worry about leaving home while it is cooking.I would recommend this to anyone, and it works perfectly.
On the high setting, a 6 lb roast was done in less than 4 hours. The complaint I have is that the lid does not fit properly which lets the steam out and I had sprays all over the counter and stove. The liquid evaporated because of this and the carrots and potatoes stuck to the sides with each use! I guess the old saying applies "you get what you pay for"! I would not recommend. I am going to give this crock pot away and purchase another brand!
I thought that buying the "Crock Pot" brand would mean that this slow cooker would be a quality item. Not so! The lid has no seal on it. Everytime I leave something to cook during the day (isn't that the point of the slow cooker? ), I would return to a dried up mess. All the liquid leaks out the lid and leaves the recipe crusty and burned. Terribly disappointing. I'll pay more next time and get a real slow cooker.
My first Rival Crockpot was a one piece unit I finally gave away after years of use to get a two piece. Since then, Rival makes cheaper and cheaper products that now last about two years if you're lucky. The screw on the lid loosens first and finally the thermostat broke on this one so LOW stopped working. Lasted about 20 months I guess - maybe 120 uses. I guess since they're cheap that's now considered a good deal. I think they're junk.
This is a replacement for one that I've had for years but the liner cracked. I wish I could just replace that but I couldn't find anything online.
Needed a replacement crock for one I broke accidentally. Works very well. Love it. Parts were out of stock on crock pot website. Less expensive to purchase another unit.
I had been looking for a replacement crock pot for several weeks and decided on the 4 quart. It is large enough for family meals and so easy to clean as the ceramic bowl can be put in the dishwasher. I was very pleased with the purchase price also.
I am having to replace this crock pot after lots of love, use 3-4 times a week over almost 9 YEARS! Does anything last 9 years anymore?Looking forward to getting my replacement and another 9 years of easy and healthy cooking.
Answer: I don't really know, but would try contacting the Crock-pot firm to see if they sell lids alone. I have been able to get a lid for a different kitchen item that way. A less sure-fire route would be to look around thrift stores or bazaars, having a good idea of the dimensions you need, and see if one turns up there.