Spare Gasket and Filter for BIALETTI Brikka Induction 4-cup Moka Pot

Replacement gasket and metal filter kit for the BIALETTI Brikka Induction 4-cup moka pot. This kit includes a rubber sealing ring and a stainless-steel filter/screen engineered to fit the Brikka Induction 4-cup model. Designed to restore correct pressure sealing and filtration, the parts ensure consistent extraction and safe operation on induction cooktops when installed according to manufacturer guidance.

Advantages

The gasket and filter are made to match the original BIALETTI Brikka Induction geometry, providing a precise seal and consistent flow for optimal extraction. The rubber sealing ring prevents steam leaks and pressure loss while the metal screen maintains even distribution of water through the coffee grounds. Together they help recover original performance, reduce the risk of bypass and improve ease of cleaning compared with worn or damaged parts.

Suitable for

• Repairing a BIALETTI Brikka Induction 4-cup moka pot with leaking seal or reduced extraction
• Replacing a worn or damaged gasket to restore safe pressure build-up
• Replacing a clogged or damaged filter to improve coffee flow and taste consistency
• Routine maintenance to maintain performance on induction cooktops

Key specifications

• Components: rubber sealing ring and metal filter/screen
• Compatibility: designed for the 4-cup Brikka Induction moka pot geometry
• Material: elastomer sealing ring and stainless metal filter
• Function: restores pressure seal and filtration for consistent extraction

How to use

Ensure the moka pot is completely cool and emptied of water and coffee grounds before disassembly. Unscrew the top and remove the old gasket and filter from the upper chamber. Fit the new metal filter into position, then place the replacement rubber sealing ring onto the groove of the upper chamber, ensuring it sits evenly without twists. Reassemble the pot and test on the stovetop with water only to confirm there are no leaks and that pressure builds normally before brewing coffee.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the gasket and filter for wear, cracks, or clogging and replace them when signs of deterioration appear. Use clean, filtered water and avoid abrasive cleaners on the rubber seal. Tighten the moka pot by hand to the correct snugness; avoid overtightening which can damage the seal. Follow the moka pot manufacturer's instructions for safe use on induction cooktops.