Where can I get a replacement heating element for the 4 cup Farberware percolator
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I do not know if they sell a heating element separately but I do know that if you unplug it after brewing your coffee that the percolator can last over 10 yrs. if you leave it plugged in to keep it warm the heating element will fail sooner. The coffee percolators are now cheaper than when I purchased my first one!
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Although I've owned Farberware percolators for years, I have never returned one for repair or ordered replacement parts. I am sorry I could not help you more.
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You have to go directly through the manufacturer. Some other place handles their parts,etc. but I cannot remember who they are. Type in Farberware.com and it will bring you to the right place. Good luck.
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I would check with an appliance repair shop. But the one I went to in CT noted that my percolator was made in China, so parts were difficult to obtain. I am now using some older AMERICAN MADE Farberware percolators and will nurse them along as long as I can.
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Eleanor . . . In the USA the contact number for the parts division is 1-800-865-6330. I would personally look at Amazons website. They have replacement glass carafes for around $18.00. I hope this helps you.
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I have never used anything but Farberware percolators, retiring my first one after 40+ years I now have all 3 sizes 4, 8 and 12 cup. We use a programable timer purchased at Lowes and simple to use and program. But as far as it being programmable no they are not.
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You can buy USA Faberware older percolators on ebay...that last over 40 yearsALL made in the USA...The Faberware models then that looked like a water pitcher have all stainless parts insidesometimes on ebay you can find them to have GLASS bubblers at top : )
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I would try contacting Thermos. I found this online: www.thermosonline.com/replacement-parts.html Good luck.
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Mr. Coffee website sells replacement carafes for about $10 on their website. They charge about $10 shipping for orders under $35 though. So you can get a replacement that works perfectly. Also, there is no switch that needs to be activated by the carafe. I'm sure a regular plactic 2 quart pitcher would fit in a pinch.
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Go to the following link and you will see all the replacement parts for that model:http://www.sears.com/search=kitchenaid%20replacement%20glass%20carafe%2014%20cup%20coffeemaker%20coffee%20pot%20for%20kitchenaid%20kcm222cu
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Here's one site that offers the covers for sale: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/oster-ckstbstw05015-tripple-warmer-buffet-server-parts-c-116577_116583_116839.html. You can Google Oster Replacement parts or covers and may be able to find other sites.
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search la cafetiere replacement beakers at amazon--you'll find what you need. 10-25$ depending upon the size.
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Black & Decker GC3000B 12-Cup Replacement Carafe, Black search for this at Amazon
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did not want to pay a new bottle price for a replacement part, so I called Thermos. Thermos offer replacement for $1 each. I just got 4 this morning, costing me $7 total including shipping. 1-800-831-9242
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Hi Andrew, Unfortunately I do not know any spare parts supplier for this machine. Also my machine has a problem now, it does not brew the coffee properly and give less than 1/10 of the required amount and spill the water from inside.Before I place the order, I checked several websites and most reviewers mentioned that there is no information regarding spare parts neither manufacturer contact no. I think this machine is one time use only!Regards,Khalid
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The best place to order a replacement is www.sausagemaker.com, Toll Free: 1-888-490-8525. Order their catalogue and see what you would like. Another thing you may want to do, is go to a local ceramic place that throws pots and has stoneware clay. They could "build" another one for you that fits, fire it, and it would work fine. Some colleges have Ceramics in their Art Department. This could be another way. Or you could advertise in a local paper for a ceramist and see if he or she would be willing to make you a new lid. It shouldn't cost an arm and a leg. Good luck. Just don't give up. The best place to order a replacement is www.sausagemaker.com, Toll Free: 1-888-490-8525. Order their catalogue and see what you would like. Another thing you may want to do, is go to a local ceramic place that throws pots and has stoneware clay. They could "build" another one for you that fits, fire it, and it would work fine. Some colleges have Ceramics in their Art Department. This could be another way. Or you could advertise in a local paper for a ceramist and see if he or she would be willing to make you a new lid. It shouldn't cost an arm and a leg. Good luck. Just don't... » Read More The best place to order a replacement is www.sausagemaker.com, Toll Free: 1-888-490-8525. Order their catalogue and see what you would like. Another thing you may want to do, is go to a local ceramic place that throws pots and has stoneware clay. They could "build" another one for you that fits, fire it, and it would work fine. Some colleges have Ceramics in their Art Department. This could be another way. Or you could advertise in a local paper for a ceramist and see if he or she would be willing to make you a new lid. It shouldn't cost an arm and a leg. Good luck. Just don't give up. « Show Less
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I don't know exactly where to get a replacement. The unit is sold by several different stores under several different brand names. The one I have is branded Megahome and is model MH943T. It came from Nutriteam, Inc. (fulfillment by Amazon), so I'd start with them. Google says they are in Ripton, Vermont and their support phone is 1-800-785-9791. They have a good BBB rating. If that doesn't work, try Google or Bing on just that model number and see what turns up. Good luck. As to the second part of your question, as I understand it the glass insert was added after the unit had been being sold for quite a while because some people are very freakish about plastics and worried about contamination of their freshly purified water were it to come into contact with something plastic. Same reason the carafe is glass. So, no, it's not needed for the operation of the distiller. You still want to use the charcoal filter medium though, because there are some chemicals in some locale's tap water that boil off at temperatures lower than water and thus make it through the distillation process. Fluorine (not Fluoride) is one, if I remember correctly.
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You can get an extra pot and replacement parts at http://www.fagoramerica.com/shop2/replacement_parts/slow_cooker_express
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Replacement straws and mouth piece are available by calling Thermos at 1-800-831-9242. $1 each. Find your model number on the bottom of the container or under the mouth piece, something like... F4001BMT6
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Hey, now, perhaps they should use tempered glass. OK, parts can be obtained at Mr. Coffee.com, Amazon.com,eBay, bizrate.com, Small Appliances.com, together with other websites. Good luck. Watch out for chipping the spout. Pat Clark