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insinkerator garbage disposers and hot water dispensers Liz 08-11-2005
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Posted by Fred on August 11, 2005, 5:12 pm


>
> Also have the hot water dispenser, about 6 years now. I was pissed
> with the dispenser. Just over a year old, it quit. So, I figure out
> its the high temp fuse thats shot. Call up for parts and find out they
> have a new kit that completely replaces the old design. So, obviously
> they knew they were failing. Still charged me and it cost like $25 for
> the parts. But I love the convenience. Use it for instant coffee/tea,
> hot cereal, even to fill a pot if I want to boil somthing and get it
> going quicker.
>

My first hot water dispenser lasted about 10 years. The new ones good about
4 years - I'm on my 5th one. They used to use stainless steel tanks but they
got cheap and my previous tank leaks. That fuse is a know defect you could
adjust for a lower temp and save the fuse.

There is an overflow reservoir and last time I checked its full of crud -
drinking that mud with your tea or coffee. Perhaps its good it only laste
about 4 years before it gets too dirty.





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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on August 12, 2005, 12:47 am



> So I was checking out Insinkerator's new Garbage Disposer Site and I
> was wondering which disposer you guys recommend? Go with the 777
> disposer or something with less powerful like the 555?
>
> http://www.insinkerator.com/disposers/index.shtml
>
> Also, does anyone have an insinkerator instant hot water dispenser?
>
> Thanks,
> ~Liz
>

Personally, I'd go with the Model 17 batch feed. I've had batch feed units
for years and find them less likely to have a spoon drop in them, especially
when running. Also, no switch on the wall needed. 3/4 HP is adequate for
95% of households. If I have big bones, they'd go in the trash anyway.
--
Ed
http://pages.cthome.net/edhome/





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