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help w/ leaking farberware water urn
Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
I would just like to fix them.
Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
I would just like to fix them.
Re: help w/ leaking farberware water urn
On May 7, 10:35 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
> Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> I would just like to fix them.
Google Farberware repair
First hit: * w w w .repairshack . com /farberware.aspx
On May 7, 10:35 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
> Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> I would just like to fix them.
Google Farberware repair
First hit: * w w w .repairshack . com /farberware.aspx
Re: help w/ leaking farberware water urn
On May 7, 11:58 am, DerbyDad03 <teamarr...@eznet . net > wrote:
> On May 7, 10:35 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
>
> > Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> > cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> > one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> > need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> > original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> > connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> > Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> > element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> > from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> > Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> > I would just like to fix them.
>
> Google Farberware repair
>
> First hit: * w w w .repairshack . com /farberware.aspx
these repair places only have a few random parts barely any working
parts ie they have a coffee basket inserts or urn covers . I've looked
them all up.
On May 7, 11:58 am, DerbyDad03 <teamarr...@eznet . net > wrote:
> On May 7, 10:35 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
>
> > Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> > cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> > one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> > need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> > original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> > connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> > Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> > element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> > from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> > Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> > I would just like to fix them.
>
> Google Farberware repair
>
> First hit: * w w w .repairshack . com /farberware.aspx
these repair places only have a few random parts barely any working
parts ie they have a coffee basket inserts or urn covers . I've looked
them all up.
Re: help w/ leaking farberware water urn
On May 8, 11:40 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
> On May 7, 11:58 am, DerbyDad03 <teamarr...@eznet . net > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On May 7, 10:35 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
>
> > > Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+=
> > > cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the=
> > > one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> > > need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> > > original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> > > connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct=
.
> > > Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> > > element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> > > from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> > > I would just like to fix them.
>
> > Google Farberware repair
>
> > First hit: * w w w .repairshack . com /farberware.aspx
>
> these repair places only have a few random parts barely any working
> parts ie they have a coffee basket inserts or urn covers . I've looked
> them all up.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Sorry to have bothered you.
On May 8, 11:40 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
> On May 7, 11:58 am, DerbyDad03 <teamarr...@eznet . net > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On May 7, 10:35 am, dkorb1 <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote:
>
> > > Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+=
> > > cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the=
> > > one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> > > need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> > > original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> > > connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct=
.
> > > Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> > > element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> > > from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> > > Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> > > I would just like to fix them.
>
> > Google Farberware repair
>
> > First hit: * w w w .repairshack . com /farberware.aspx
>
> these repair places only have a few random parts barely any working
> parts ie they have a coffee basket inserts or urn covers . I've looked
> them all up.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Sorry to have bothered you.
Re: help w/ leaking farberware water urn
"dkorb1" <dkorb1@jhmi.edu> wrote in message
news:6a7eea2f-986f-4c74-a845-251eaa09555c@m36g2000hse.googlegroups . com ...
> Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> I would just like to fix them.
How old are each of these things?
"dkorb1" <dkorb1@jhmi.edu> wrote in message
news:6a7eea2f-986f-4c74-a845-251eaa09555c@m36g2000hse.googlegroups . com ...
> Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> I would just like to fix them.
How old are each of these things?
Re: help w/ leaking farberware water urn
On May 7, 4:43 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" <dishborea...@yahoo . com > wrote:
> "dkorb1" <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote in message
>
> news:6a7eea2f-986f-4c74-a845-251eaa09555c@m36g2000hse.googlegroups . com ...
>
> > Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> > cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> > one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> > need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> > original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> > connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> > Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> > element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> > from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> > Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> > I would just like to fix them.
>
> How old are each of these things?
They are not antique. the same models are still sold . The one with
the leak was almost never used and kept in storage. I used it for two
weeks when it began leaking.
On May 7, 4:43 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" <dishborea...@yahoo . com > wrote:
> "dkorb1" <dko...@jhmi.edu> wrote in message
>
> news:6a7eea2f-986f-4c74-a845-251eaa09555c@m36g2000hse.googlegroups . com ...
>
> > Farberware has no repair resources anymore. I have two of these 36+
> > cup hot water urns to fix. the easiest one to fix ( I guess) is the
> > one with the leaking washer connecting the spout to the body. Do I
> > need a special type of washer for this repair? It seems like the
> > original one has melted a bit ( I can see it squeesing out from the
> > connection). Does farberware make these appliances to self destruct.
> > Another older urn I've been saving in my basement has a bad heating
> > element. and another (was my parent's ) has a base which has cracked
> > from heat. (aren't these supposed to get hot?)
> > Any suggestions would be appreciated. They are such nice looking urns
> > I would just like to fix them.
>
> How old are each of these things?
They are not antique. the same models are still sold . The one with
the leak was almost never used and kept in storage. I used it for two
weeks when it began leaking.
