DIY stainless steel thermos valve repair

In detail: do-it-yourself repair of a stainless steel thermos valve from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

The principle of the thermos lid is very simple. You press a button, the valve opens and the contents of the inclined thermos are poured through the opening into another container. The push-button is returned to its place by means of an internal valve spring.

Some manufacturers complicate thermos button deviceby adding small details to the design that allow the button to work more softly, to ensure a better tightness of the lid. But the more parts there are in the assembly, the higher the likelihood of failure of any little thing, which will affect the operation of the valve as a whole.

The lid valve also has a number of disadvantages, which are caused by possible clogging of the overflow, accumulation of deposits and, accordingly, the appearance of unpleasant odors.

Thermos users get out of the situation in different ways. Someone at a chosen frequency cleans the lid of a thermos with a button, soaking the device in a solution of baking soda, others load the lid into the dishwasher, and others completely disassemble the structure and mechanically clean each component part.

All bonnet valve parts are made of food grade plastic. On the one hand, you get a guarantee that no harmful substances will get into the liquid, but on the other hand, the strength of the plastic is low, the valve mechanism and the button wear out quickly.

In case of damage that is not associated with deformation of the valve and it is only necessary to restore the connection of the structure or install the dropped part in place, the repair can be done by hand. Therefore, if the button in the thermos has broken, do not rush to buy a new one, but try to disassemble the cover using our advice.

Video (click to play).

Consider three options for a cover with a button. The first design is the simplest, with a minimum of details and everything is intuitive.

Here, the repair of the thermos button will consist in the usual disassembly and cleaning of the valve from deposits:

  1. We unscrew the pressure ring counterclockwise. We apply enough force, but without the use of locksmith tools. The ring is rather fragile and if there are signs of sticking of the part, then soak the lid in hot water for a couple of minutes.
  2. We take out the valve from the body.
  3. We push out the valve mechanism to do further disassembly.
  4. We get three large fragments of the mechanism, it remains to get to the spring, button and other auxiliary parts.
  5. We increase the set of parts during further disassembly of the button itself (usually it is fixed with fasteners).
  6. Carefully push out the valve stem so as not to damage the retaining ring, we still need it for the further assembly of the cover.

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And here we have in front of us all the details that should be washed from deposits. As we can see, there is practically nothing to break here, only if the spring or retaining ring does not burst from wear. These replacement parts can be picked from other machines or purchased from a hardware store.

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The next version of the cover is complicated by the presence of a second button, but even here the manufacturers have provided for the possibility of disassembly. Rather, they did not begin to seal the mechanism, as is the case when the marketing specialists of companies want to sell as many products as possible.

  1. In this case, pry off the cover with a thin metal blade or other object.
  2. The device has hidden latches that can be damaged if you manipulate it too sharply. Be careful.
  3. As soon as you remove the cover, all parts will be freely available. To make reassembly easy, we advise you to take a photo of the assembled parts.

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And that's why it was necessary to clean the valve. These are deposits that have accumulated over a year of operation of the thermos. Follow these simple rules, and your health will be completely safe, and the thermos will last for many years.

Faced a similar problem.

I asked my spouse to sew a cover.

The inside of the cover is made of flannel fabric.

Outside - from black leatherette.

Between these “shells” I placed a “insulation” made of cut-to-size parts of an old gymnastic rug.

The upper edging of the cover is made of denim, inside which a cord is threaded to tighten the cover.

I have been using it on winter fishing for over 10 years.

It keeps the temperature perfectly and does not rattle in the backpack.

Protects the thermos body from damage.

Drill at least two holes with a diameter of 3 - 5 mm in the outer part of the thermos body and blow out the polyurethane foam into them. The foam will fill the voids and since it is a good heat insulator it will retain heat well.

There are several options to repair an all-metal Chinese thermos:

First, by opening the lower cover of the upper shell, get to the nipple and restore the vacuum by pumping out air with a powerful compressor. I will say right away that not every household compressor can do this, then it will be necessary to flatten and seal the nipple in order to maintain the vacuum in the inner flask of the thermos. This is the most efficient repair method.

The second way is to open the bottom cover of the case, cut out the bottom and, having selected the required size for a thermos flask, simply insert it inside the non-working one. Then fix it there with polyurethane foam and close the housing cover. This option is also quite effective and a thermos with a new flask will still serve.

The third and most ineffective way is, by opening the housing cover, remove the nipple and through the resulting hole fill the entire space between the walls of the housing with something insulating, such as rubbed foam or cork. But after such a repair, it will be possible to store only cool drinks or water in it, but hot tea will cool down very quickly, so the thermos will almost completely lose its properties.

In general, there are several repair options - choose, in any case, you do not need to throw out a stainless steel thermos, its parts can be used in everyday life, since food stainless steel is a high-quality and expensive material, from which it will be possible to make all sorts of almost eternal containers (cups, mortars, flasks , vases, ashtrays, etc.).

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Faced a similar problem.

I asked my spouse to sew a cover.

The inside of the cover is made of flannel fabric.

Outside - from black leatherette.

Between these “shells” I placed a “insulation” made of cut-to-size parts of an old gymnastic rug.

The upper edging of the cover is made of denim, inside which a cord is threaded to tighten the cover.

I have been using it on winter fishing for over 10 years.

It keeps the temperature perfectly and does not rattle in the backpack.

Protects the thermos body from damage.

Drill at least two holes with a diameter of 3 - 5 mm in the outer part of the thermos body and blow out the polyurethane foam into them. The foam will fill the voids and since it is a good heat insulator it will retain heat well.

There are several options to repair an all-metal Chinese thermos:

First, by opening the lower cover of the upper shell, get to the nipple and restore the vacuum by pumping out air with a powerful compressor. I will say right away that not every household compressor can do this, then it will be necessary to flatten and seal the nipple in order to maintain the vacuum in the inner flask of the thermos. This is the most efficient repair method.

The second way is to open the bottom cover of the case, cut out the bottom and, having selected the required size for a thermos flask, simply insert it inside the non-working one. Then fix it there with polyurethane foam and close the housing cover. This option is also quite effective and a thermos with a new flask will still serve.

The third and most ineffective way is, by opening the housing cover, remove the nipple and through the resulting hole fill the entire space between the walls of the housing with something insulating, such as rubbed foam or cork. But after such a repair, it will be possible to store only cool drinks or water in it, but hot tea will cool down very quickly, so the thermos will almost completely lose its properties.

In general, there are several repair options - choose, in any case, you do not need to throw out a stainless steel thermos, its parts can be used in everyday life, since food stainless steel is a high-quality and expensive material, from which it will be possible to make all sorts of almost eternal containers (cups, mortars, flasks , vases, ashtrays, etc.).

Sorry, if not in that section. I have a Biostal thermos. The valve button started to sink in. It opens, but it is problematic to close, it doesn’t snap back (the red one should have gone up). Maybe someone disassembled this miracle device. And then suddenly I’ll break it, sorry. I’ll take off the photos tomorrow.

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Try to keep it in warm water for a long time (it helped me, though I have a thermos from another office)

I am afraid that when you do disassemble this valve, you will be shocked by the “virgin purity” of its insides. Image - DIY stainless steel thermos valve repair


It was with such a thermos that I did not deal, but I had to disassemble the Chinese valves - there are 15 pieces of parts there, although it looks simple Image - DIY stainless steel thermos valve repair
To begin with, hold the side edges of the plug with one hand, and with the palm of the other hand resting on top, where the button is, try to unscrew the upper part of the valve in a counterclockwise motion. It will be easier to figure it out further.

Along the way, a question, sorry. If there are different brands of thermos with valves, then all of them (thermos) do not keep heat well? Mine for 1.5 liters is enough for 2 hours, then the water is warm.

Most thermoses keep the temperature normally. If it does not hold metal, then there can be two reasons: 1-violation of the vacuum between the walls of the flasks. Those. air got there. 2-inaccurate arrangement of the flasks among themselves, it is possible for the walls of the inner to come into contact with the outer. But this was a very long time ago, when the technology of metal flasks was just being developed. This was the case with Ashinskiy and Samara thermos flasks in the 90s.

Thank you. Thermos brand Vitesse. I did not keep warm from the very beginning, it turns out-a marriage. Previously, there was a Tourist of 1.5 liters, they were very pleased with it. Unfortunately, it was lost by chance. The new one costs 800 rubles.

Cardanoff wrote:
Sorry, if not in that section. I have a Biostal thermos. The valve button started to sink in. It opens, but it is problematic to close, it doesn’t snap back (the red one should have gone up). Maybe someone disassembled this miracle device. And then suddenly I’ll break it, sorry. I’ll take off the photos tomorrow.

maybe someone will come in handy
faced a similar problem, the red ring did not snap back
the valve is disassembled like this - you need to pry (and not twist) the black ring from above with a sharp knife
you need to make a good effort, but the lid is strong - it will not break
minimum parts inside, nothing complicated
I didn't see any pornography inside, it's just that all the details were in the raid
I washed everything, put it back together
it worked like new

PS The thermos was bought back in 2007, but after 2010 it was used little, the problem with the valve was only just now.

Cardanoff wrote:
Sorry, if not in that section. I have a Biostal thermos. The valve button started to sink in. It opens, but it is problematic to close, it doesn’t snap back (the red one should have gone up). Maybe someone disassembled this miracle device. And then suddenly I’ll break it, sorry. I’ll take off the photos tomorrow.

maybe someone will come in handy
faced a similar problem, the red ring did not snap back
the valve is disassembled like this - you need to pry (and not twist) the black ring from above with a sharp knife
you need to make a good effort, but the lid is strong - it will not break
minimum parts inside, nothing complicated
I didn't see any pornography inside, it's just that all the details were in the raid
I washed everything, put it back together
it worked like new

PS The thermos was bought back in 2007, but after 2010 it was used little, the problem with the valve was only just now.

Thank you, perovsky, and I disassembled the mechanism, like in a fountain pen, there was a molding burr on the orange sleeve, cleaned with the same knife that I opened, assembled, everything works, nothing sticks, biostal thermos.

The video describes a method of “home” repair of a Chinese stainless steel thermos by “vacuuming”. If.

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Good afternoon, dear readers of my blog! I am glad to share interesting information again and today we will try to figure out together why the thermos does not keep warm and what to do at the same time.

Several of my acquaintances complained that they were disappointed with the thermal dishes of well-known companies - they say that they have been using it for several months, and the heat almost does not hold on. Assuming that such a problem may await me in the future, I decided to take preventive measures. It turned out that the trouble can be corrected, but it is better not to allow it. However, first things first.

There was little information on the Internet - only complaints and assumptions.But there are practically no suggestions for solving the problem. Then I began to interview my acquaintances who had such dishes. Everyone noted that at first the thermos did an excellent job with its direct duties and only after a while it stopped retaining heat. At first, I relied on my assumptions, which were partially justified.

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From everything I saw, I concluded: a thermos, even completely metal, is a thing that requires delicate use. Drops, impacts, shocks can lead not only to damage to the glass bulb, but also to the disappearance of the vacuum and cracks in the valve plug.

Usually, in such cases, there is no question of what to do - of course, buy a new thermos. So I thought until recently.

But some of my friends came up creatively to solving the problem and this is what they came up with.

A stubborn acquaintance of mine did a radical, forever - as he suggests - solving the problem with the vacuum. He simply filled the space between the walls of the inner and outer cylinders with polyurethane foam. How right he was about the durability of the thermos after such a repair - time will tell. But I found this method amusing. I'll have to try it on inexpensive dishes. Anyway, now my friend's thermos is not so afraid of falling.

So far, I have not experimented, but tried to find out in advance which thermos keeps heat better - so as not to get into trouble when advising or buying such dishes as a gift.

In order to fully answer the question of how long food and drinks should remain hot in a thermos vessel, several nuances must be taken into account.

  • Flask material. Traditionally, it is believed that it is in thermo glass that heat is retained longer. This is 50% true, since the glass has less heat transfer + the silver coating plays a role.
  • The remaining 50% of the efficiency of a thermos is based on vacuum. And if the model is made of stainless steel, then everything is 100%. So, first of all, you need to make sure that the vessel is completely sealed and the vacuum is not broken.
  • The size of the vessel also plays an important role - the larger the volume, the slower the heat will leave it. But this item is relevant, provided that the thermos is filled to the top.
  • Models in the form of a siphon - with a pump - keep drinks hot for no longer than 6 hours. This is obvious, because their cork is not 100% tight.

Summing up all the facts, I came to the conclusion that thermoses of famous brands keep the temperature best of all, and it does not matter whether their glass or metal flasks. The main thing is a high-quality vacuum. First, a popular manufacturer will not risk its reputation and make a low-grade product. Secondly, by purchasing branded thermal dishes, you can always be sure that a defective model will be exchanged for you at any time, since some manufacturers give a guarantee for their products up to 100 years. For example, Stanley (USA). But this is possible only if you buy the product directly from the official representatives of the company or the manufacturer itself.

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I monitored the Russian market in search of the best brand and today it is:

  1. "Amet" and "Biostal", made in Russia. These firms have been familiar to the domestic manufacturer for more than a dozen years. We can say that this is an affordable quality, time-tested. The advantage of Russian brands is that they are not counterfeited, and you can always find the full address of the company on the box.
  2. The famous Thermos brand for 110 years. Concerns of the brand are located in England, Canada and the USA. But at the moment, the manufacturer has moved its factories to China. Do not be afraid of the inscription "Made in China", the main thing is that the coordinates of the manufacturer are indicated.
  3. The German brand LaPLAYA has fully earned its trust - today in Russia they are produced only by one official distributor company "Cold Technologies 2000".

Thermoses, which of the listed companies best keep warmth is hard to say, but customer reviews are only positive.

Never buy a thermos on the market, on hand or in metro passages - no one is responsible for the quality of goods in such places. Let's educate ourselves together, see you soon!

If you want to keep up to date, I am on instagram, where I post new articles that appear on the site.

Thank you for your attention! Best regards, Rostislav Kuzmin.

My friend, thank you very much. I was picking the thermos for an hour, I just couldn't figure out what was broken)

Krasava, the video is clear and necessary, not rubbish on the Internet. Thank you for your help )

How many hours does your thermos keep warm? So how much boiling water can you hold?

Thanks for the great video helped.

Many thanks. I didn’t believe that the head of the quick-assembly dowel would fit on this cone, but it would fit.

Hammer . Let's keep in mind. Come in handy.

Tell me how to fix a leak from a thermos. When I turn over a little leaks

Well done! Thanks for the vidos! I will also repair myself, only the spring has gone somewhere (.

THX! My case turned out to be worse. When, when unloading from the car, the thermos fell out of the backpack and dyed almost vertically with the lid on the asphalt, then, as it turned out later, the aforementioned "cone" broke off. In its place, I screwed the screw of the desired D (a bolt can be) with a hemispherical head, since there was already a hole in the hollow valve stem, where the “cone” was made by the tide. (If not, I would have drilled it.) The thread does not need to be cut, the plastic is soft enough. Yes, the “native” retaining ring is fixed by the screw head even better than the “native cone.” And, of course, it is better to use a screw or bolt in bronze or anodized; the shape of the head, so that the mating part is centered, can be given with a peeling.

Thank you, dear man 🙂 I learned how to disassemble the lid and finally, for the first time, in years. eleven cleaned the lid from the tea leaves that had accumulated there over the years (or whatever it was). Otherwise, almost nothing flowed through the plug

But why did I not understand the button?

I have a washer, but my spring has flown. I need to insert it back and the washer cannot be removed. I don’t understand how to get it

respect and respect to the author. thought kabzdets thermos, annette)))))

I have a slightly different design. the pin is not under the cone, but rectangular. decided to put this docking on hot melt glue.

Many human thanks.

well done, how much is the dowel?

What are the dizas for deer? I don't understand at all)

Hello. I have this thing that has fallen off from you, has ceased to fit tightly and the thermos is now leaking. what to do with it?

Thank you fellow countryman helped, we have a Ramadan post, that's exactly how my image was thanks,

Swearing, swearing, trying to do something, climbed into YouTube and, wow! From the heart!))))

as an option, you can also find a retaining ring by size, only you need stainless steel. In general, it is ingenious, simple, reliable and fast.

I have another problem with the thermos help

And how to make sure that the thermos does not leak?

THANK YOU VERY MUCH BROTHER.

My brother gave me such a thermos, he says, they say, it flows. I watched this video and it turned out that the gum was on the contrary, turned it over and did not flow :)

Thanks, it came in handy! I watched how the sealing gum holds. (the wife accidentally removed the thermos while rinsing).

super way! My thermos also broke. I will renovate. Thank you

But if the pressure valve breaks off from the stem, how can I fix it?

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Check the sealing gum on the bottom of the plug before discarding. And if she cranks - replace it.

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a Chinese liter thermos, a metal flask, the space between the flask and the body was filled with construction foam, the cooling time of the tea doubled. Image - DIY stainless steel thermos valve repair

Has the body not blown up? Foam is a harsh thing. Increases in volume at times.

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There is foam that does not increase in volume when solidified.

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There is foam that does not increase in volume when solidified.

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From the old thermal underwear I sewed a type of cover, I put a thermos into the sleeve cut off from the "fur coat", then into this cover, boiling water on ice until evening, after a day - normal tea, and then it becomes cold.

Perhaps more effective will be a cover made of a tourist rug (it can be made of neoprene, if accidentally lying around). It is possible from construction insulation (porous, sold in rolls), but it is flimsy for wear.

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Can you tell us more about the process of removing the plastic bottom?

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here is the finished device .. but I didn’t want to shoot, but it was scrolling .. I cut it off slightly with a nutcase, I took it off when I put it in place, glued the cut and along the perimeter of the electrical tape .. although I think if I lowered the bottom into boiling water, I would take it off without an incision

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Dima, I heard that you can't pour boiling water under a gum (cork) in a thermos. It can blow up a little and micro cracks will appear. And the KIRDYK thermos. Image - DIY stainless steel thermos valve repair

And so it was, he just did not have time to instruct the person.

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You don't need to go to the trash heap! I had such a case, and since the thermos was very dear as a memory of a good person, I did the following:
Flip and drill 4 holes through 90 degrees (large)
Between them are small 2-3 pieces
You drive a foam sealant into the big ones, so that from the small ones you can climb
You put the bottom up for a couple of days near the battery
You cut off what has come out
Keeps you warm even better!

I tried to remove the bottom cover, but there is only access to the spout, and there is no space between the flask and the walls of the body, the edge is seamed on the machine. I understand that you need to drill the flask (first) ?.

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I bought a second metal thermos in the Freken Bock store, so as not to carry my fisherman there when I was going fishing at my dacha. It costs 1000 rubles, yesterday I took it for a fishing trip, for testing - as a result, by the end of the day - the water is slightly warm, the thermos is new, the lid fits snugly, so drill and froth?

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As for China, you are wrong, in 2003 you took a Chinese thermos, so it is still normal, boiling water all day, but which you bought now, it does not hold. I will walk with the old one, I just stopped satisfied with the volume, the liter is not enough for the whole day. And maybe who knows where the Chinese thermos are? In my opinion, now everything is Chinese. In the spring I bought a cool lamp in Amsterdam, and brought it home, began to consider it - made in PRC / True, it works and looks like normal

In the Eldorado thermos of the TERMOS company, I have a brown metallic, keeps boiling water on the ice for a day, the second is hot, the third has not been tried. The main thing is that the cork is not a machine, but twisted.

Made in China. The price is about 2000 rubles.

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