Does anyone know where to get a replacement probe/cable for this? I think mine sat on the oven burner too long, and now gives back crazy readings
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I had the same problem. Mine was under warranty, I sent it back but there was some sort of issue with availability of a repair/replacement & they were kind enough to issue me a credit. That was very nice, but I was still out a thermometer (I did like that one). In the end I bought a Thermapen. It was crazy expensive & I thought I might have lost my mind, but over a year later it's still going strong & I have no regrets. Good luck!
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I assume the replacement you are talking about is the probe. As I mentioned in my review, it appears to be fragile--I've also had multiple failures. By handling it very carefully, especially at the joint where the probe joins the cable, I've kept mine going for several months now.
1074690
Not sure what model you have, but check out this link. http://www.amazon.com/Ivation-6-Foot-Replacement-Probe-IVA-WLTHERM/dp/B00IOVUGEM/ref=pd_sim_lg_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=08CDRS5211WE453ZF91T
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You're not alone..Have the exact same problem. I can use the probe to cook, but just don't feel safe doing that. I've searched and searched for the original piece of equipment to no avail. EJC below has the right solution. Even though i love mine, i'm afraid i'll just have to take my losses and discard what was a very good Wok over the years. I'll consider purchasing a new one (about $60 and up). A note of caution if you do this...apparently the non-stick ones are a waste of money in both the short and long term (coating doesn't stay or scratches even on the more expensive models). Sorry...dm
645416
I suggest that you test it first -- not all probes are the same even if the plug on the end is the same.
223990
A replacement wire came with my slicer and I haven't had to use it yet, so I have no idea where to go for a replacement. Good luck.
500900
My oven closes as usual. The probe chord is not thick enough to be an issue. Just ensure you have any slack out of the way of the oven door and it should work fine.
1015211
Probably. If the issue is the probe wire fusing...why bother ? It is going to,happen again. I replaced it with a Redi-Chek thermometer and love it.
1637006
We do not carry extra probes for this item. You would need to contact the manufacturer to see if these are available and where you can purchase it.
1809623
My Polder thermometer is a different model, but I have ordered new probes from Amazon for mine. I would be confident enough to order this probe for a newer Polder gauge.Polder Replacement Oven Probe for THM-362-86I think the polder is an excellent oven thermometer.The first one I had had a wire mesh shield on the temp probe, the new ones have a synthetic shield that holds up great.
2170522
I got 2 or 3 replacement probes before one worked. The last one is now only working some times. Bad batch? Dave Smelter.
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same problem, im sure it is due to the sensor that reads the return air temp. my wire has moved, getting erratic readings too. long yellow wire in the unit, not sure where it should be mounted though
1498017
I ordered extra probes with mine but haven't had a problem with the ones that came with it, I put heat shrink where the stainless wire meets the probe and have been smoking what seems like every time it snows without issue
2207172
I have not had occasion to need a probe, but you might try this link. http://www.maverickhousewares.com/parts_and_service.htm
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They have a 1-yr warranty. They said they will replace a bad probe. As I put in my review, just go ahead and order a new probe. They're expendable and you don't want to be caught without one. You have to know the internal temp of your meat.
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I would first check for a pinched or crimped wire especially near the output and the sensor. If that doesn't reveal any answers and the unit just simply died, then contact David and he will take care of you. The last thing a manufacturer wants is an unhappy customer.
1986836
Be careful that the cord from the probe does not touch the rack. That will give you a false high reading--high enough to take the thermometer out of its range--and cause the probe to fail prematurely.