I have purchased one for my restaurant, The holding area pan has stress cracks all over it, what do i need to do to replace it?
484857
I think you should give the manufacturer a call with your concern. We have not heard of this problem in the past.There number is 1-800-433-0333. I hope this helps.
484858
If it's the plastic part, the manufacture has replacement parts. If it's the stainless steel, it should not have stress crack, but if it does, I have not seen a replacement part for it. Sorry.
1334462
Same thing happened to me on the large one, my husband is very handy and he took the lid apart and there was a wire that got disconnected, he was able to fix it, if it wasnt for him than it would still not be working. If you filled out the product registration than you can contact the company and they will replace it.
486836
I would use a nylon spatula and sponge with a little soap and gently rub it out. Clean it after each use carefully as mentioned after turning it off for about ten mins.
642819
Have you checked with Farberware? I have never needed to replace mine. If I needed to I would check with them first but odds are it may be cheaper just to replace the whole unit.
1354800
I would contact the company and explain to them about the bottom being cracked and ask them for a new one, on them!
2198570
Mine was that way the last couple years of its life. The shaft is coming out the bottom of the pan, right? What's happened is there used to be a little circlip around the shaft right under the seal (on the inside of the pan) that used to hold it in. The circlip has rusted out and broken. If there's still enough friction around the edges of the seal to hold the shaft in against gravity, you can keep using it, because once the pan is in the breadmaker the shaft will rest on the drive plate and won't fall out. In a way, it's a good thing because you can take the shaft out and clean it and the bearing when it gets sticky. On the other hand, if the seal isn't gripping the shaft at all and the shaft just falls out by itself, it means the seal is also shot and you probably ought to replace the pan. And if you're going to replace the pan you should probably also replace the paddle because the Teflon coating wears off after a while. I was coating the paddle on mine with oil (cooking oil!) for every batch of bread, which was getting tedious. To be honest, I just retired my unit a couple weeks ago and replaced it with a Panasonic, because after 10+ years of a loaf of bread a week, it was pretty worn out. - Andy
280375
If you got it from Laza, contact them. They sent me a new cover right away when I told them mine had broken.
999552
Buy some new pans, the ones you have are cheap or old. Buy the Circulon Classic set!
1600756
I would contact Leifheit company & explain that it cracked on 2nd use & ask then for a replacement base you can find them by doing a google search then click on the contact that's where you can explain your problem. That's the only way I know of to get one, good luck. Rose
1044643
I had a similar issue and was unable to find a replacement but managed to have the broken unit repaired. Reinstalling the repaired dish I put a small stainless steel screw above the leading edge to hold the dish in place in the metal brackets. This works extremely well holding the dish in place and still easy to clean. We have had no further problems with the dish. Hope tis is of help. Les Taylor NZ.
1910438
You don't return it to Amazon. Contact Calphalon and they should be more than happy to ship you replacement parts. : )
103507
To BC & VP: The only stainless skillet I recently bought was the Cuisinart 722-36H Chef's Classic.. The whole trick to preventing food from sticking is not to have the pan too hot. Also - have a bottle of Bar Keepers Friend on hand for thorough cleaning. Really works. The pan will look like new. Good luck.
1902540
Sorry to hear about your misfortune with the grill pan. I've been using mine in our RV for months and its always performed well with no breakage. I've seen nylon screws at Lowes and Home Depot in their specialty bins which might help. The plastic screw would have to be removed to try another kind of screw. you might have some luck getting another cover at http://www.microhearth.com/contact.cfm . Have you thought about an adhesive such as Gorilla Glue or other commercial super glue types. I can't think of anything else and I checked my pan and the handle does move but I will try be careful with mine until it breaks. Sorry to hear about your misfortune with the grill pan. I've been using mine in our RV for months and its always performed well with no breakage. I've seen nylon screws at Lowes and Home Depot in their specialty bins which might help. The plastic screw would have to be removed to try another kind of screw. you might have some luck getting another cover at http://www.microhearth.com/contact.cfm . Have you thought about an adhesive such as Gorilla Glue or other commercial super glue types. I can't think of anything else and I checked my pan and the handle does move but I will try be careful... » Read More Sorry to hear about your misfortune with the grill pan. I've been using mine in our RV for months and its always performed well with no breakage. I've seen nylon screws at Lowes and Home Depot in their specialty bins which might help. The plastic screw would have to be removed to try another kind of screw. you might have some luck getting another cover at http://www.microhearth.com/contact.cfm . Have you thought about an adhesive such as Gorilla Glue or other commercial super glue types. I can't think of anything else and I checked my pan and the handle does move but I will try be careful with mine until it breaks. « Show Less
30562
What you should do is take the handle off and see how it is connected, it is a removable handle it is designed that way.....then you will feel better ...it is a very nice pan :)
510626
I have just ordered a perfect replacement at www.dogcratesbeds.com. My original pan melted on a hot table outside and the product "28pan" was the same type pan that was in there before.
2268038
Yes, the same thing happened to me. The pan was replaced since the toaster was within the 12 months warranty. Fortunately, the pan does fit, but within six months, I can see the new pan is going to peel again. The toaster is now out of warranty and the person I talked with replaced the pan very grudgingly the first time. I love the toaster, have used it most every day, but the coating on the egg pan(s) is lacking at best. I have carefully wiped it clean, no soaking, no dishwasher, etc. as I doubted it could be replaced again, but it is peeling anyway.
702008
Sounds like a manufacturing error, the one I got is quite solid and stable. One solution to that might be to insert a sleeve to tighten up the loose space or if you just purchased it see if you can get it replaced.You might have to improvise and create one from plastic or something similar. Teflon would be great.