How do I stop my moka pot leaking?

A leak usually means a worn gasket or a loose top. Check the top is firmly screwed on, and replace the silicone gasket and filter periodically. We stock genuine Bialetti replacements.

How often should I replace my Bialetti gasket?

With regular use, most people replace the gasket and filter plate about once a year. Replace it sooner if your pot leaks, the coffee tastes weak or the gasket looks hard or cracked.

Do aluminium and stainless steel Bialetti pots use the same parts?

No. Aluminium and stainless steel pots use different gaskets and funnels, even at the same cup size, so check your pot's material before ordering.

How much is shipping?

We ship Australia-wide at a flat rate of $9.95. Orders over $1,000 ship free.

Why buy from Prestige Coffee?

Prestige Coffee is part of Prestige Repairs, Adelaide's largest appliance repair specialists since 1989. Our technicians have been servicing machines for over 20 years. We service everything we sell, and are authorised service agents for De'Longhi, Smeg, La Pavoni, Lelit, Profitec, Gaggia, Saeco, Bosch, Siemens, Miele and more. That means expert advice before you buy and, with our national service network, real support after. Visit our Torrensville showroom, or shop online with Australia-wide delivery.

Genuine Bialetti Spare Parts: Gaskets, Filters & Funnels

A Bialetti moka pot is built to last decades, and genuine spare parts are what keep it brewing. This collection covers the Bialetti replacement parts we stock: silicone gasket and filter plate sets, aluminium funnels, stainless steel funnels and Moka Induction funnels, each listed by cup size and pot material. The gasket is the part that wears first. Over time it hardens and loses its seal, which leads to leaks, steam escaping around the join or weak coffee, and most regular users replace it every year or so. Funnels can be replaced if they become bent, blocked or damaged. Parts are not interchangeable between sizes or materials, so check the cup size of your pot and whether it is aluminium or stainless steel before you order. The Bialetti part number is listed in each product title to make matching easy. Not sure which part you need? Call our team on (08) 8352 2022. Need a new pot instead? Browse our Bialetti moka pots, or add espresso cups and an induction plate from our Bialetti accessories range.

Finding the Right Bialetti Part

Bialetti parts are made for a specific cup size and material. An aluminium Moka Express gasket won't fit a stainless steel pot, and a 3 cup funnel won't seal in a 6 cup base. Check the size marked on your pot or count the cups it brews, confirm whether it's aluminium or stainless steel, then match the Bialetti part number in the product title.

Signs Your Moka Pot Needs New Parts

Coffee or steam leaking from the join between the top and base, coffee that brews too fast or tastes weak, and a gasket that looks flattened, cracked or hard are all signs it's time for a replacement. Fitting a new gasket and filter plate together is the quickest way to bring a tired pot back to full pressure.

Fitting a New Gasket

Unscrew the top, lever out the old gasket and filter plate, and clean the seat thoroughly to remove old coffee residue. Push the new filter plate and gasket in evenly, with the gasket's flat side facing down, then brew one or two pots to discard before your first proper coffee.

Bialetti Parts from Adelaide's Repair Specialists

Prestige Coffee is part of Prestige Repairs, Adelaide's largest appliance repair specialists since 1989, and we stock common parts for most major brands. Order online with flat rate $9.95 shipping Australia-wide, or collect from our Torrensville showroom. Ready to upgrade? See our Bialetti moka pots and accessories.

A leak usually means a worn gasket or a loose top. Check the top is firmly screwed on, and replace the silicone gasket and filter periodically. We stock genuine Bialetti replacements.
Gaskets are sized by cup capacity and pot material. Check the size of your pot and whether it's aluminium or stainless steel, then match the Bialetti part number shown in the product title. If you're unsure, call us on (08) 8352 2022.
With regular use, most people replace the gasket and filter plate about once a year. Replace it sooner if your pot leaks, the coffee tastes weak or the gasket looks hard or cracked.

No. Aluminium and stainless steel pots use different gaskets and funnels, even at the same cup size, so check your pot's material before ordering.
We ship Australia-wide at a flat rate of $9.95. Orders over $1,000 ship free.
Prestige Coffee is part of Prestige Repairs, Adelaide's largest appliance repair specialists since 1989. Our technicians have been servicing machines for over 20 years. We service everything we sell, and are authorised service agents for De'Longhi, Smeg, La Pavoni, Lelit, Profitec, Gaggia, Saeco, Bosch, Siemens, Miele and more. That means expert advice before you buy and, with our national service network, real support after. Visit our Torrensville showroom, or shop online with Australia-wide delivery.

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Genuine Bialetti Spare Parts: Gaskets, Filters & Funnels

Finding the Right Bialetti Part

Signs Your Moka Pot Needs New Parts

Fitting a New Gasket

Bialetti Parts from Adelaide's Repair Specialists

Frequently Asked Questions