You were a lifesaver. I received a 22 qt from a thrift shop and didn't know what parts I needed, how to tell when it was made. You just saved me!

So happy to find this video!! I just got a 12qt like in your video for 3 bucks, almost in perfect condition but need new parts!! Thank you!!

Thanks for explaining the change in gasket sizes after 1983. This helped me place my order for my older canners.

Thanks, this answered my question as to why my canner was leaking. I looked at the gasket and it had a 9882 number, but my pot was an '81 date.

Well, exactly the information I needed. We will be buying our parts from you! Thanks.

This may be more advanced than most owners would like but....... I was 'given' a Mirro-matic 4qt pressure cooker. Model M-0404 made in '73. I wanted to make dishes from my youth where a pressure cooker was used pretty much all the time. I did the 'right' thing;bought a new seal & pressure valve. Before that I tried using it and the lid leaked like crazy and it wouldn't build pressure.....water leaked out etc. New seal and safety valve came. Same issue; not building pressure and leaking around the lid. Puzzled but not defeated, I reasoned out the design in my head. I examined the pot's flanges where the lid locks. They looked perfectly flat and still evidence of machine marks. Then I turned my attention to the lid. This has to be the last piece of the puzzle?! Logically, the lid had to fit tighter. These things are usually made of aluminum. I have slip-joint plumbing pliers that have no teeth. I put duct tape all long the top outside of the lid so as not to scratch/mar it. I CAREFULLY(remember, this is aluminum!) bent the locking lugs evenly toward the inside of the lid....just fractionally. When I dry fit the lid back on, I could tell immediately the seal was tighter. Fired 'er up and this was the first time I heard the weight 'jiggle' like it's supposed to. Obviously, you could bend the tabs too far or weaken the locking lugs. Use common sense and discretion... do a little bit on all the lugs and try it. More is NOT better, for those of you that are hopelessly ham-handed. Happy cooking........

Amazing customer service and prompt response on all questions

You are very informative! Thank you for such a clear demonstration.

I have about 4 Mirror canner pressure cookers. I just bought another one that is induction compatible. I mainly use them for making tamales in December. I canned my first batch of pinto beans 2 days ago.

This was very helpful, I just purchased this used... It's from the late 70s... Thank u

Nice imfo! I just found a 6qt.from Feb 75. Doesn't look to have been used much.It was set out by the road for trash..Never used one before but gonna do some canned fish..Mullet here along the Gulf Coast when canned taste like tuna..Thanks for the video.

I will definitely be calling for new parts ty

Just ordered thanks

You're a dear. It appeared that you would rather be doing anything than wearing a company apron and talking about canner parts, lol. Thank you for the fine information. Now I can buy my replacement parts with solid knowledge.

Great video.. thank you for the information 🙏🏻

Nice video, thank you

Excellent presentation...thank you.

Thank you for this video. I now know what is wrong mu older one. I just recieved my new 22 qt a couple of days ago and using it today. It's much bigger that my 18 qt and thought it would never get to pressure lol.

Thank you, very informative video. Just bought an old canner and ordered new parts thru you. Watching this let me know to replace the lift pin assembly, so I just krdered it.. You said it was hard to do. Any chance you demonstrate that?

Thanks for sharing.

thank you!

I have a Mirro 12 qt pressure canner Model # 92012. The numbers on the bottom for date of manufacture I believe is 02 03 06. So is this canner more modern than the ones you show here in your video? Would you stock the parts for this one? This canner was never used. The rack is still wrapped in plastic. The pressure valve is rock hard so I know it should be replaced and probably the gasket as well. There is no safety valve under the handle. I wonder why this model doesn’t have one. Love your video! So informative. Thank you.

I have a pressure canner but can't find the date on it and it only has that one vent hole on the top but mine is solid metal with the hexagon shape thing and a place for you sit the pressure weight at.

I recieved a new sealing ring and lift pin assembly for my M 1512-11 mfg 4 92 from you. As you described i had steam escaping from the handle. I still don't understand to remove/replace the lift pin gasket. Can you help please?

In America, most households have lots of tools, either women or men capable of changing those you have talked about. Important info you missed out, tell us where to get those parts, and show parts closer and bigger in detail. Thank you

I think I talked to you a year or more ago, buying my all american canner. I haven't used it yet. We need to get rid of the stove hood. Its too low. I had asked you about a gasket for my mirror canner. You said they were going to start having a company make them. You were so kind to me. I wrote your name down. Thank you I am giving the mirror one to my daughter and I do not have a book for the guage and how to use it. I wonder if you can buy one somewhere? Help

Hello, I am wondering if you can help me locate a gasket for an older 22qt mirro matic pressure cooker. The model number on the bottom is hard to define but is probably 0522. The defining feature appears to be the weight of the gasket which is 6oz with a 14' diameter. Any assistance would very much appreciated. Thank you.

How do I know if the pressure relief valve needs to be replaced? Mine is from 75 and has the metal hexagon type part.

Can I purchase a jiggler, seal and a valve for the jiggler for a Mirro Matic 92022 pressure canner from you. Prices please. I am in Canada

I need the manual lol.. any ideas?

The phone number is not working??