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Ozwald wrote:

spiderwrangler wrote:Just lean a 2 X 4 against it or put a cinderblock in front.

Or just eat a couple Tasty Treats. You'll be sitting on the floor in front of it giggling.

HAHAHAHHA!

Hasp worked pretty good. I'll have to try a Tasty Treat next time . . .

Ozwald wrote:

spiderwrangler wrote:Just lean a 2 X 4 against it or put a cinderblock in front.

Or just eat a couple Tasty Treats. You'll be sitting on the floor in front of it giggling.

That won't work. You will just sit there with the door open with a piece of tubing in your mouth drinking right from the carboy.

Getting back on topic, there are several online appliance parts shops that are very reasonable. I've bought from www.partselect.com and www.appliancepartspros.com with good results.

hope this helps,
Alan

Bugeater wrote:

Ozwald wrote:

spiderwrangler wrote:Just lean a 2 X 4 against it or put a cinderblock in front.

Or just eat a couple Tasty Treats. You'll be sitting on the floor in front of it giggling.

That won't work. You will just sit there with the door open with a piece of tubing in your mouth drinking right from the carboy.

And why won't that work? You never said.

Bugeater wrote:

Ozwald wrote:

spiderwrangler wrote:Just lean a 2 X 4 against it or put a cinderblock in front.

Or just eat a couple Tasty Treats. You'll be sitting on the floor in front of it giggling.

That won't work. You will just sit there with the door open with a piece of tubing in your mouth drinking right from the carboy.

Sounds like experience speaking here, maybe the treat is not the way to go!

Have you tried a liberal coating of vaseline around the edges to help with a seal?