IMPRESA 4-Pack Vacuum Sealer Foam Gasket - Restores Suction & Sealing - Vacuum Sealer Gaskets for T910-00075 - Compatible with FoodSaver V2200-V3800 Series - Black Rubber

I had a few Foodsavers over the years. My V2860 model is my favorite. It was still working but it stopped auto-sealing last year. I had to manually hit the seal button which allowed the bag to get back in some air. I had already started looking for this same model online but all I found was pre-owned and looked in worse shape than mine. I read that replacing the gaskets can fix the problem. I figured I had nothing to lose so I ordered them. At first, they did not work, I put a new gasket in the lower part and I thought the upper took a gasket too. The machine would not close right and did not seal. Feeling a bit defeated I thought I would remove the upper gasket I installed and tried again. The FoodSaver made a seal that actually was too hot to touch ( this has not happened since it was brand new). I then placed food into the bag and held my breath. Hit that vacuum button and then I heard the angels sing. Not only did it vacuum but it was a super tight vac and then it sealed on its own after maybe 30 seconds!!!!! You know that real tight seal when you buy a package of bacon? I got the same seal on a steak! It works as if it were brand new, and I am thrilled. If you are having a problem with your Food Saver before you give up and toss it, try changing out the gasket. To be honest, I am still not sure if my model takes only one gasket or two, but it's working fantastic with the one so I am happy.

the gaskets fit right in and stayed put. Happy again with my perfectly running vacuum sealer!

I pulled my vacuum sealer out of storage and it would not pull a vacuum. My sealer was in great shape and looked brand-new, however it just would not pull the vacuum needed to do the job. I went on a search and found these replacement gaskets. Well - All I can say is BRAVO!! They worked perfectly and my vacuum sealer is now working like brand new again.

These replacement seals do the job. I do wish they fit in the channels a little more snugly, but so far the upper seal has stayed in place without issue. I've also noticed that after some down time, the first bag is slightly more difficult to insert for sealing, but after that, the subsequent bags insert fine. One thing to note is that the original seals were glued in place and came out in pieces, requiring a little extra effort to clean the channels out well enough for the new ones.

Fit perfectly. Made my sealer work again. Money saved.

I thought my seal a meal was done for. Then I saw a video that explained what I needed to do to resurrect my unit! The unit was not bad, the seals were! If your unit is not suctioning out the all the air, this might be your problem with an very affordable fix! These seals fit perfect and my unit worked as good as new! I was impressed. I salvaged and returned to my son his unit for the same reason. I reordered a second box because I did not want to be without again!

I have a v3485 foodsaver, and it decided to stop sealing after vacuuming . On researching this I realized it was probably the gasket (the vacuum progress light wasn’t lighting up either). The problem is this unit does not have removable gaskets (having green tabs to open the unit seems to be the indicator for this - if they are grey, the gaskets should be removable.). However, it wasn’t working so I thought it worth trying to remove and replace at least the top gasket. So I started to remove the top gasket. Sure enough it’s glued into place but I got most of it out using a sharp knife. Then I used WD40 and a lot of cotton swabs to dissolve the remaining foam and adhesive. It might have been easier to have used a plastic safe glue solvent, but I had the WD40 so… Installed the new gasket. Did not glue it in - I may yet do that but it’s seems to be staying in on its own, and most importantly, it’s now working fine. Vacuum progress light on and everything. I don’t think I will be able to replace the bottom gasket (it’s flush with the surface) but if it stops working again I’ll try prying that out also. It’s a better alternative than simply throwing the entire unit away. Note to people buying any kind of vacuum sealer - make sure the gaskets are removable, these are the parts that fail most frequently. So I didn’t need 4 but I’m sure I will have occasion to use the rest of them over time.

I had a FoodSaver that I thought was toast because I could no longer use the vacuum function. The gasket was all squished and distorted so it no longer worked. These gaskets were just the thing to bring new life back to my FoodSaver. I was about to get a new FoodSaver but thought I'd try to find gasket replacements. There are 4 in this order. You must replace it with a set of two. The vacuum worked again! No more trying to squeeze air out of the food bag manually! Fantastic replacements, and a set to spare. I note that there is no adhesive in the gaskets, but they seem to remain in place just fine. Now I try not to store the food saver locked, or else the gasket is in a state of constant pressure which might damage it, especially if there are traces of food or sauce on it.

Excellent, mon scelleur est réparé

Produit conforme à l'original. Envoi rapide et soigné

Joints nécessaires au remplacement des anciens pour que la machine fonctionne au mieux - Top.

Old vac sealer wouldn't pull a seal anymore. This fixed the problem and only took a few minutes to install.

I'll admit, I had my doubts. New gaskets make my FoodSaver work like new again. I honestly thought of replacing my machine but now there's no need. Was an easy take out the old and put in the new.