Where can i get a replacement heat probe?
1341203
I have not had to deal with any problems yet. The included paperwork with the skillet is limited to a two page instruction book and warranty card. The warranty card does have an address to send in items still under warranty: CSC, P.O. Box 224442, Dallas, TX 75222. No other service phone number is provided. Hope this helps.
1341204
We use the frying pan very little as the heat probe is virtually useless! Turning it barely on gives about a 350 degree temperature--the temp markings have virtually no bearing with reality. It was a mistake to buy this--it is basically a piece of junk!
1341205
I have not had to deal with any problems yet. The included paperwork with the skillet is limited to a two page instruction book and warranty card. The warranty card does have an address to send in items still under warranty: CSC, P.O. Box 224442, Dallas, TX 75222. No other service phone number is provided.Hope this helps.
695428
The antec site has the replacement cable for $5.81 (including shipping!)http://store.antec.com/Product/accessory-spare_parts/notebook-cooler-usb-cable/0-761345-30089-6.aspx
1503464
I would check out the local thrift stores. Or try Home Depot. I've seen replacement grates there but usually they are larger and for the Weber grill.
1323430
Sorry. I don't have anything specific, but I would google search for replacement parts for the NorPro egg poacher skillet.
1773372
Go to the online site of the maker of the skillet. They should have the replacement parts available. Good Luck.
2207172
I have not had occasion to need a probe, but you might try this link. http://www.maverickhousewares.com/parts_and_service.htm
1189745
Try Discount Tommy if the webpage is still there, I got a replacement kettle from them a few years ago.
1591192
The probe you are trying to use is for the grill temp monitor. There is another for the food which is longer and is pointed! You can get them alone or in sets.
1261420
Won't be plug-and-play due to different connections. Could be adapted if they're the same type of thermosensor but this is 50/50 at best. Oregon Scientific does not disclose the necessary information online; perhaps their tech dept. would. If you've got a damaged unit just buy a new one; they're cheap.
555856
They have a limited one year warranty. I purchased this the end of July. The very first time I used it the probe went bad. I just threw it in the box figuring it was just another piece of junk. I ran across it last week in the garage so I thought I would give them a call. They had me send them proof of purchase and said they would send me a new probe. It has only been a couple of days so I haven't received it yet. The lady was very nice in customer service.
1438389
I have not yet had to replace mine, but if/when that time comes I would think that some of heat gun elements offered on ebay, compatible w/ Liester or Bak Rion heating guns would work as a replacement. I second the recommendation to let the heat gun run on level zero to allow the element to cool after use. I just let it run until the gun nozzle is cool to the touch.
292728
Make sure you get the correct measurements for the probe, otherwise it will not fit and become completely useless. I did that with the one I ordered for our Quisenart griddle and it matched exactly. I did notice there are many types of probes so check the measurements carefully. If you can even find an original probe unit from the manufacturer, it will be a lot more costly.
1512909
Be safe, get a new one. They are cheap. You loose lateral heat shielding when part of the base is broken.
1576851
I assume the replacement you are talking about is the probe. As I mentioned in my review, it appears to be fragile--I've also had multiple failures. By handling it very carefully, especially at the joint where the probe joins the cable, I've kept mine going for several months now.
113788
I read in at least one of the reviews that someone had contacted thermos and they offered replacement seals. I've thought of trying to get a spare set of them just in case the need ever arises. I'm going to google "thermos" and see if I can track them down :)
1576847
I have had similar problems with the probe. Mine broke a few months after I first purchased the therm/timer. I didn't think to complain. I bought a whole new timer thinking it was a faulty thermometer mechanism of the Therm/Timer- no, it was the probe. It seems the connection between the metal probe, itself and the wire connection is weak and breaks easily (at least this was the prevailing comments from others) I've been very careful to not bend it so much and it seems to be OK, now. However, I'm done with this Polder model. I think you ought to demand reimbursement.
677652
I took the long view and figured that the part most likely to fail is the probe (from personal experience and other's feedback). So buying two at a discounted price just means I'll have a spare when I need it, without paying the extra cost to ship another.