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Reddit mentions of Replacement Float valve and Silicon Ring Set Compatible With Instant Pot model IP-CSG60, IP-CSG50, IP-LUX50, IP-LUX60, and IP-LUX BLUE
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Replacement Float valve and Silicon Ring Set Compatible With Instant Pot model IP-CSG60, IP-CSG50, IP-LUX50, IP-LUX60, and IP-LUX BLUEFloat Valve is part of the lid of a pressure cooker, and is essential for the pressure cooker to workUnder normal situation, Float Valve inserts into the lid from outside to inside. Sealing Ring locks the Float Valve from inside, keeping the Float Valve in placeSealing Ring is often washed off, leaving the Float Valve loose and the pressure cooker unusable because the steam leaksThis spare part can make your disabled cooker work like new
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| Color | Stainless |
The IP comes in various models (and also versions of most models).
The LUX60 comes in a version 2 and 3--don't know if they're different from each other, but they're different in various ways from the DUO's including the two new DUO-Plus and DUO-Ultra.
This pic may be of the underside of the lid of version 3 and your pot/lid may be version 2 since it's older and doesn't look quite the same:
http://en.huarenstore.com/instant-pot-lux60.html
Here's the replacement float valve (and whole lid as a separate item) for the LUX60, at the Instant Pot Store site:
https://instantpot.com/store/search.php?mode=search&page=1&keep_https=yes
(and https://instantpot.com/store/product.php?productid=5&cat=0&page=1 )
And this is from amazon, though one person there said they used only the silicone cap/seal part since using the whole metal part (float valve) was a bit too long? Don't know if that's true though:
https://www.amazon.com/Instant-IP-CSG60-IP-CSG50-IP-LUX60-IP-LUX50/dp/B01N5SHNXZ
The silicone cap on the float valve is essential to act as a seal for the float valve. Otherwise steam would just keep leaking out there and pressure would never be achieved.
(Otoh, the metal "cages" that some units have to fit over both valves on the underside of the lid aren't essential, and aren't even used on some of the models/versions.)