How does the warranty work? Does it cover the break on the black button which releases water?
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You Should double check that with the manufacture to be sure since its their warranty, below is their phone and email, I could not an answer its past their reg hours now. 1-800-536-0858 help@rinseworks.com here is the website: https://www.rinseworks.com/products/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_61_62&product_id=52 I know it has a 3 year limited warranty and I'm sure if the button breaks because it was faulty they will replace it, are you worried about the button actually breaking (aka cracking) or are you worried about it getting stuck if you don't mind me asking. Also wanted to point out that you can use both hot and cold water with a different attachment so that its not cold water you are spraying, just fyi. Warm regards Tim
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Yes, it's covered. I ordered three of these. Unfortunately one of them developed a leak from the black button. I wrote to the company and advised them of the issue. When I forwarded my receipt to show it was less than 2 yrs old, they quickly sent me a new replacement part to correct the problem.
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You Should double check that with the manufacture to be sure since its their warranty, below is their phone and email, I could not an answer its past their reg hours now.1-800-536-0858help@rinseworks.comhere is the website: https://www.rinseworks.com/products/index.php?route=product/product&path;=60_61_62&product_id=52I know it has a 3 year limited warranty and I'm sure if the button breaks because it was faulty they will replace it, are you worried about the button actually breaking (aka cracking) or are you worried about it getting stuck if you don't mind me asking.Also wanted to point out that you can use both hot and cold water with a different attachment so that its not cold water you are spraying, just fyi.Warm regardsTim You Should double check that with the manufacture to be sure since its their warranty, below is their phone and email, I could not an answer its past their reg hours now.1-800-536-0858help@rinseworks.comhere is the website: https://www.rinseworks.com/products/index.php?route=product/product&path;=60_61_62&product_id=52I know it has a 3 year limited warranty and I'm sure if the button breaks because it was faulty they will replace it, are you worried about the button actually breaking (aka cracking) or are you worried about it getting stuck... » Read More You Should double check that with the manufacture to be sure since its their warranty, below is their phone and email, I could not an answer its past their reg hours now.1-800-536-0858help@rinseworks.comhere is the website: https://www.rinseworks.com/products/index.php?route=product/product&path;=60_61_62&product_id=52I know it has a 3 year limited warranty and I'm sure if the button breaks because it was faulty they will replace it, are you worried about the button actually breaking (aka cracking) or are you worried about it getting stuck if you don't mind me asking.Also wanted to point out that you can use both hot and cold water with a different attachment so that its not cold water you are spraying, just fyi.Warm regardsTim « Show Less
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My unit broke after 2 months usage :(. Though I don't have have waterproof issue yet, it remains a concern to me.
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The case does seal against water and dust, I'm not sure about the warranty.
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It's broken. All 5 of the ones I have bought in the last 2 years eventually stop blowing the mist out. Crane offers a 12-month warranty though if you go to their website and send them an email under the contact us. They will replace it for free if it's within 12 months.
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Sorry, my previous comment was not meant to be the answer to your question. Don't know how that happened. In regards to your question about warranty, yes there's a warranty. I'm not at home and don't have the actual manual, but you can call Water Ace at 800-942-3343 for questions. They are helpful.
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You'll find the answer on Water Tech's website: http://watertechcorp.com/product-warranty.htm On mine it was 1 year for parts and labor except for the battery. The warranty on that was only 90 days.
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You may have to replace it. My with just one push, locks it in or releases the reserved water.
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Yes it falls under the 1 yr manufactures warranty as well. I bought one off Amazon and purchased another from Home Depot. One of them got wet and shorted out. Home Depot replaced it. So I never had to inquire about the warranty. So if this helps.
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The warranty runs for three years!I am not so happy with the iron, the one I used to have in Germany, if the water tank was low, I good see from outside and fill up without have to turn off the machine or afraid that the steam would burn myself.
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I believe it carries a 12-month warranty. I'm not sure what problems you're seeing, but we ran into a small issue after owning it for about 6 months. It would just rotate water repeatedly. I unplugged it, reset the tray and plugged it back in. That solved the issue. It's run strong ever since.
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Our original unit purchased in 2004 had a two year warranty for the heater but I see no information regarding the waterer itself. We purchased a new unit recently for our daughter's barn and is being installed now. I did notice a warranty card with the information provided but did not pay attention to the actual terms. Might visit their website for additional information or call Brower.
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I generally don't buy warranties. I've had this filter almost a year with no problems and same quiet operation.
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I would never buy one again. Definitely buyers remorse. I accidentally cracked the water inlet, and sent the company a check for the new part. After a Month or two (I broke it in the fall while putting it away) I realized I never received the part. I called the company line would just kept ringing never any answers. I emailed multiple times same thing no response. Canceled the check but never know we if it made it there or not. That was a few years back. Still no answer from them. They were out of New Jersey at the time. Mike
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I believe it is just a one year warranty. My original pump was warranted for three years and was replaced under warranty after two years. Jim Fling
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I have owned one for 2 months. The actuator button quickly broke off. This is a small plastic button that tells the power unit that it is properly mounted. It was made of cheap plastic. Good design would have had a piece of metal instead. This would not have cost more. I have just glued it with JB Weld. We will see if it works. But this break disturbs me. If they could design such an obvious flaw on the externals, what could be lurking inside? I have drank soy milk for 30 years. This is my 3rd soy milk maker. The other two, (different brands) both died at about 13 months. If you are a heavy soy milk consumer, I would now advise you to get the 2 year warranty. I have owned one for 2 months. The actuator button quickly broke off. This is a small plastic button that tells the power unit that it is properly mounted. It was made of cheap plastic. Good design would have had a piece of metal instead. This would not have cost more. I have just glued it with JB Weld. We will see if it works. But this break disturbs me. If they could design such an obvious flaw on the externals, what could be lurking inside? I have drank soy milk for 30 years. This is my 3rd soy milk maker. The other two, (different brands) both died at about 13 months. If you... » Read More I have owned one for 2 months. The actuator button quickly broke off. This is a small plastic button that tells the power unit that it is properly mounted. It was made of cheap plastic. Good design would have had a piece of metal instead. This would not have cost more. I have just glued it with JB Weld. We will see if it works. But this break disturbs me. If they could design such an obvious flaw on the externals, what could be lurking inside? I have drank soy milk for 30 years. This is my 3rd soy milk maker. The other two, (different brands) both died at about 13 months. If you are a heavy soy milk consumer, I would now advise you to get the 2 year warranty. « Show Less
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It has a one year warranty. But after mine started leaking, I decided to replace it with a traditional hose. I use this hose on my apartment patio connected to my kitchen sink and don't want it flooding the apartment if the replacement should leak again.
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I'm not sure about how long or what the warranty covers, however I will tell you that out of everything I have purchased on Amazon this company has the best customer service I have ever dealt with. I had my RO system for a few weeks and noticed that the output flow slowed down dramatically. I called tech support and discovered that the flow problem was a result of the stage 2 filter and was asked to use the spare that comes with the system. They sent me another set of spares and contacted my local water company to ask if there might be something in the water that caused the problem. Next thing I know my local water company dropped off a whole home filter that they give to anyone that asks or has problems with excessive build up of chemicals on filters. Long story to tell you, don't hesitate to buy this product. Best water I have ever had!