Why does the shell always crack? I put the correct amount of water in, have the swing arm set correctly and rinse before & afterwards.
1452640
Maybe you're cooking too long? Does yours turn off automatically? Bc mine doesn't.
1452641
I have a few eggs that crack once in a while. I think this is from hairline cracks we cannot see in the eggs before hand. My machine works beautifully. Hope this helps.
608223
Mine cracked while I was taking it out of the box. Amazon was great about returning it though, and I got all my $$$ back. I ended up buying the big machine and haven't had any problems with it.Good luck.Connie Banry
1993
Because it is leaking. I had the same problem and called Hamilton Beach and they are sending me a new unit. Had a choice of whether to wait until the end of the month when they will have a new improved one of the same model or a different model. I chose to go for a different model. All I had to pay is $13.00 for shipping.
1470647
Mine has not weakened. Do you have a lot of calcium in your water or anything similar? The tip isn't very wide and you may have something built up in the tip or tubing.
554372
Mine all cracked, too. I don't know how long they're supposed to last, but I have found these more durable: New Wave Enviro BpA Free 1 Gallon Water Bottle (Round)
2050873
No. I've had no cracks appear. I have to say I wash my bottle by hand so unless I drop it I'm not expecting to see cracks anytime soon.
1228461
I also get a small amount going into the pool every time I back wash it. I think it's pretty normal, as long as it's a tiny amount. Otherwise, it is almost certainly the center tube is cracked.
1862212
Hi Roger - could be several reasons.. chlorine level, the suction strength, and, the type of stuff it's picking up, etc. Seems to me that little twigs and even tiny pebbles will shorten the life, as they slowly rub against and wear down the rubber. It is unusual, though for just a 90 day life. How do you clear it out when stuff gets stuck in there, assuming this happens once in a while?
1401780
I'd contact Clam Case for support issues. My case works fine except the fact that in now has cracks all along the bottom. All of the people I know who've purchased ones have the same issue. If you're within the return date, I'd return it because it's inevitable. http://imgur.com/5HQmqT1
1360363
There may not be a washer installed in the fitting, the fitting may not be tight or you may not have firmly seated the hose on the fitting! I cannot think of any other reasons unless the plastic is cracked.
888405
Sorry, I have the same issue and didn't know what to do, so I glued the one cup that had cracked at the top seam...which kept the liquid out of the inside gap...other than that, they keep things hot longer, so I keep it with the cracks and all.
2030489
Mine was a liquid. It needs to be shaken up very well..... That may be your problem..
907887
try using less water... I use mine all the time and find it only has issues when it's overfilled
1954435
I discovered the pitcher was not faulty. I filled the pitcher and some water went into the handle. All is well and I love the brita pitcher. Thank you for your follow up.
1221780
I have had no trouble with this issue. I use my Bissell everyday. I did make sure that the handle was screwed in tight when I first got it, but not enough to crack the handle. If you have a problem with it coming lose, try a piece of electrical or the very thin white tape used in sprinkler systems.
2217821
I pour boiling water into mine every day without any cracking. Like any ceramic, it should be preheated a little by rinsing with hot tap water first. Any ceramic will crack if hot water is poured into it when cold.
403095
This has happened to me a few times. I couldn't figure it out at first, but then I realized that it was getting a little clogged. I think I'm due to change the filter, but today when I was cleaning it, I blew into the black hole so that water came out the other end and made sure I the motor really well. Put it back together and the bubbles started coming back up through the top. Ashtyn is right too -- you have to really make sure the two pieces line up perfectly together.