replace plastic see thru cup
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If necessary, the plastic cup can be purchased separately, as well as the other components of the assembly. Search Racor 320 replacement parts and Parker, the manufacturer, should pop up. That is your link.
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The cups are not 100% crystal clear, but you can see through them fairly well. They aren
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I gave this item as a gift, but as I recall the cup and cover were glass, the insert was plastic and metal mesh.
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You might be able to find a replacement cup on black and deckers replacement parts site since you know the model number
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it would be best to call thermos company and talk to them about spare parts - they will be able to tell you where to get replacement straws.
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Yes you can. I replaced mine with bodum's standard cup after the original broke.
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Did you figure out what to do? I have the same problem. No matching fill cup. GGGRRRR
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The cups are clear and you can see through them but not see through glass crystal clear. The tops are clearer.
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Cup is plastic with a stainless steel lining. Plug is plastic with rubber seal.
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pull out plastic cover... take hold of cartridge and pull straight out. new one snaps into place easily. replace cover
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I don't understand your question. Do you mean replacement glass for the viewer? If you contact PanDigital (the manufacturer; they have a website), they should be able to tell you.
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Yes! You can see into the cup. This is a feature I really appreciate- you know when to stop pouring into your coffee cup by looking through the filter cone.
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I don't believe you can. I just looked at the cup again and it seems to be sealed all the way around. Hope that helps.
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Get this: STEELUTION Brand: 2 Pack 10" Stainless Steel Smoothie/drinking Straws with Cleaner I got it for this mug and it is great!
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Hi Melody, you can remove the glass cylinder, and if you need to you can order replacement cylinders.
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I doubt that - because this product only holds filter cups as you can see. Try an alternate method of disposable filter cups from the Amazon web site - good luck!
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There's a stopper at the bottom of the cup that's made of, most likely, rubber. It might be possible to remove it and then put it back, but I haven't tried.