Can the entire unit be submerged?
1829262
It needs to be entirely submerged (except for the power chord). The instructions warn about letting the water get below the heating element which can cause damage.
1829263
Yes it is totally sealed, waterproof where u can submerge it in water. My tank is larger than what it is rated for and works perfect.
879708
I'm sure the unit is not submersible so the water would have to be very shallow for this to work, but I don't see why you couldn't.
187038
I don't see why that wouldn't work. The heater must be completely submerged in water to prevent damage to the heater.
1095098
I don't think it has to be submerged. What I think it means is that pump will work when water reaches a certain level. If it empties your tank is working OK.
2174034
No I don't think so. It can get wet but don't believe the contents are protected.
735237
Absolutely. I just checked with my contractor and he says 'yes'......water away. We love this unit and it is very quiet and efficient.
323282
No, you are better having it fully submerged. The bubbles will help circulate air into the water.
703233
It is not fully submersible. The water level can't be over the gray ring at the top.
658003
Yes it can be fully submerged as long as you remove the control. Absolutely the best electric skillet on the market. Do not use SOS pads or anything abrasive, just soap and water. Works best when seasoned with bacon before you use it.
1097678
Yes. You can submerge everything in water EXCEPT the actual electric timer/temperature housing. I really like the spigot for draining the oil but don't forget to close it after draining otherwise the next time you use it, the oil will go in the top and spill out the bottom.
340829
Yes, you can. The unit comes apart very easily. I flush out mine about every six months.
1293915
The unit is weather resistant so it should be fine in normal rain, but it is not water-proof, so it obviously shouldn't be submerged.
1897888
definitely not! the unit is prone to leaking and you could find the entire contents on the counter. i tossed mine!
1384728
The top part cannot be submerged in water according to the owner directions, so definitely not. You can unscrew the inside lid and place it in a dishwasher but not the housing unit.
1603166
Thanks for your question. Yes, it can take a little moisture on the surface, but shouldn't be submerged. Hope it help you.
101524
The fact is it is supposed to be covered with water at all times. I did allow mine to get the top half uncovered and did not cause any damage. I would not recommend letting any part of it to not be submerged completely.
741134
I would say no. I think all you can do is sponge off the surface as best you can. You don't want the stuff inside to get wet.