Best for: A Fissler from before 2010, once you have measured the pot yourself.
Not listed on amazon.com. We check six Amazon marketplaces for every product and keep the references we find; we hold none here, so this button runs a search instead.
A third of the price, and one number to check twice
A generic silicone replacement sealing ring for Fissler stovetop pressure cookers of the Blue Point, Magic, Vitavit Royal and Vitaquick ranges up to 2009 — not for electric multi-cookers. The maker publishes a replacement interval of every two to three years and warns that the size given is not the rubber ring’s own diameter — but its title and its specification give two different pot sizes.
Best for: A Fissler from before 2010, once you have measured the pot yourself.
Not listed on amazon.com. We check six Amazon marketplaces for every product and keep the references we find; we hold none here, so this button runs a search instead.
This listing publishes two different pot sizes: 22 cm (8.7 in) internal diameter in its title, 26 cm (10.2 in) in its specification text.
On most products that would be a typing error worth a footnote. On the sealing ring of a pressure vessel it is the specification, and there is no manual here to arbitrate.
Two checks, neither of which takes long:
Heat-resistant silicone, stated for long service, for Fissler pressure cookers of the Blue Point, Magic, Vitavit Royal and Vitaquick ranges up to 2009.
The seller publishes it: every two to three years. Fissler publishes the same figure for its own ring. That is the useful thing to take from this whole hub — a cooker that will not hold pressure is usually a part, not a fault.
We state the distinction and leave the choice. Pressure equipment is one of the few places on this site where “cheaper equivalent” deserves a second thought, and where the manufacturer’s own part has an argument beyond the badge.
This ring is sold on the European Amazon stores and not on Amazon.com, so the button on this page runs a search instead. For a Fissler vitaquick or vitavit cooker, the original Fissler sealing ring, 8.7 in (22 cm), is listed on Amazon.com. Neither ring fits an electric multi-cooker: an Instant Pot, a Cosori or a Midea takes its own maker’s ring.
The listing says both — 22 cm (8.7 in) in the title, 26 cm (10.2 in) in the specification text. We do not choose between a seller’s own figures on a pressure part. Measure the internal diameter of your own pot, and read the number molded inside the ring currently fitted: Fissler prints its article number there, and that is the only reliable reference.
This seller publishes every two to three years, and Fissler publishes the same interval for its original ring. It is a wear part on every pressure cooker, and a cooker that no longer comes up to pressure is far more often a tired ring than a fault.
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