1. Find the model number of your crock pot. It may be on the front or back, or on the bottom of the pot. 

2. If you have a Hamilton Beach crock pot, click here to see if we have a lid as a direct replacement for your pot.

If you have a Rival crock pot, click here to see if we have a lid listed as a direct replacement for your pot.

For all other slow cooker brands, click here to see if we have a lid listed as a direct replacement for your pot.

If you find your model listed, verify that the sizing is correct.

3. If you do not see your model listed, now is the time to find the precise measurements of the lid. 

a. First, if your lid is oval shaped, measure the length of the longer side (diameter). Remember to find the measurement of the outer lip of the lid. Most lids are measured from the outside rim to the outside rim.

This lid measures 10 - 1/8" long.

b. Next, find the shorter diameter across, or width.

This lid measures 8 - 1/4" across.

The dimensions of this lid are 10 1/8" by 8 1/4". This lid matches up with the lid listed here.

If your lid has a gasket, see the pictures below on how to measure with the seal.

As you can see, the measurement closest to the outside rim of the seal is 11 1/4". 

This lid is approximately 9" wide. 

The dimensions of this lid are 11 1/4" by 9". This lid matches up with the lid listed here. 

c. If your lid is round, measure across from side to side, or the diameter.

d. Search the following lids to find the dimensions that match up to what you measured.

To search the inventory of oval lids by measurements, click here.

To search the inventory of round lids by measurements, click here.

4. Proceed with checkout after finding the correct lid. 

It's simple! Measure lids from across both directions, and take the dimension from the outer lips of the lid. If you don't find a lid that matches to your sizes, we unfortunately may not carry one that will work. If you choose to order a lid, and it doesn't end up working, don't worry! Marbeck has a 30 day return policy where you can simply ship the lid back after notifying us of the problem, and we can process a product refund for you. We at Marbeck hope that this simple guide to measuring lids will help you find the best replacement possible for your beloved crock pot or slow cooker.

OUR STORY

The parents of special needs children and programs in the larger community correctly focus on educational goals and ultimately independent living opportunities. A volunteer opportunity with a Special Needs Boy Scout Camp fostered education in the potential of special needs adults.  However an honest conversation with special needs adults reveals an even more obvious and logical desire for purpose.

One's purpose in our society is often defined by our job. Regardless of physical or developmental challenges, people have a common desire to contribute. More importantly, as our employees have learned, every special needs person can.

Driven by that original experience, Marbeck proposed a “good deed” project that is designed to provide employment for a team of developmentally challenged adults from Johnson County Developmental Support; a local sheltered workshop. The Marbeck family quickly learned that this wasn't just any ordinary community service project, We soon realized it meant much more for our organization.

Travis, Missy and Jason made an immediate impact on our entire staff. Their effort and positive attitudes became a powerful example in our workplace. Their genuine pride in our firm and the individuals that make up our team contrasts with our own tendencies to take each other for granted far too often.Our JCDS team makes a profit, a word that fits perfectly when special needs employees are treated and trained as teammates rather than a project or charitable endeavor.

Our company operates in a highly competitive environment picking and packing hundreds of thousands of small consumer orders daily. Our JCDS team members often thrive on repetition and driving tasks that many other workers find difficult. Our special needs staff has become an invaluable resource in our efforts to battle some of the largest companies in retail.

HOW COULD YOU GET INVOLVED?

Special needs adults have an unemployment rate of up to 70%, even in a good economy. Almost any employer can find a developmentally challenged candidate whose skills matched to their industry or task.

You may be surprised to find that special needs employees often use fewer sick days, show up on time religiously, and don’t text or talk on the phone. Most of all, special needs employees will inspire your staff to reflect on their own abilities even as they gain a new understanding of those who must overcome obvious limitations everyday of their lives.

Call JCDS or your local sheltered work shop to get started

Johnson County Developmental Supports, like most sheltered workshops across the nation, can provide information, training, placement, on-site job coaching, and temp-to- perm opportunities for special needs candidates.
http://cddo.jocogov.org

Make an informal visit to Mar-beck.com to see our team
Give us a call and make a no obligations visit to our headquarters in Lenexa, Kansas to see our special needs associates in action. We’ll provide open and honest answers to any questions or concerns.

Contact-Robert Wheeler at questions@marbeck.com to schedule a visit

Start with a shadowing day or internship option
JCDS has a wide variety of tools to help you take a trial run or simply dedicate a day to helping your employees learn more about special needs employment.

How to make a donation
The Friends of JCDS provide private support allowing many of our local special needs adults to live independently and they would welcome your financial gifts.
http://friendsofjcds.com

Pass along the word today…like us on FACEBOOK
Our goal is to find employment for every special needs adult in our community. Please like us on face book and please ask others to read our story and like us as well. Help us celebrate five years of special needs employment success and help us honor Travis, Missy and Jason.