Main Door Seal for a Cavalier CSS-96F

[tideluva]

All,
I need a bottom door seal for a Cavalier CSS-96F.  Can anyone help me with this?

[Jim]

Have you checked any of our Sponsors, such as The Soda Jerk Works or Fun-Tronics...?

[tideluva]

I have looked at their online catalogs and cannot find the one that I need.  Granted, there may be a retrofit that will work.

[Pat Pixley]

You know if you contact Steve Jebb over at soda Jerk works he may have something in the back room  or
 Rod over at Funtronics may  have something in the back room  call and ask  , not everything is listed in  the catalogs   .

[loman4ec]

and if all you need is the bottom it is the same as the cs64 however the sides are different

[tideluva]

Ok, I found out it is an inner seal that I need and not the main door seal.  Doh!  The seal that I am talking about has 4 pieces that goes between the galvanized "box" that holds the bottles and the outer shell.  It is attached by screws going through the galvanized box through the seal and then the outer shell.  As you can tell, I'm a newbie and ignorant to what is what.  I had to replace the bottom of the galvanized box due to rust, and the seal was eaten up and damaged so I cannot use the bottom seal.  I am not concerned with authenticity, I just want it to work and be somewhat efficient.  Any suggestions?  By the way, thanks for the replies!

[collecture]

I am not familiar at all with the Cavalier 64 or 96, but maybe take a look at the Westinghouse WC-44 gaskets. Soda Jerk Works carries it and possibly Fun-Tronics.

[tideluva]

Here is a picture of where/what I am talking about.

[collecture]

I know what part you are talking about, but I am not familair with the exact shape of the gasket.
The Westinghouse gasket is kind of similar in that it goes between the main cabinet and the liner.

http://www.sodajerkworks.com/xcart/customer/product.php?productid=753&cat=&page=2

Call and maybe Steve will sell just one piece.