I have found the the weakest link in these units are the probes, Can new ones be purchased from the /manufacturer ?
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The probes can be found almost anywhere including amazon in a couple of different lengths
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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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Yes you can. Probes are available on iDevices website. http://idevicesinc.com
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Sorry, no idea. On an off chance, have you tried the temp probe from any other electric appliance? My pancake griddle power probe is almost identical. Or try e-bay or Craigs List?
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Shoot the supplier an email. Worst case scenario: just buy a new one locally.
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If you have the tools and experience, I'd say check the connections. Other than that, get in touch with the company and get a new one.
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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.
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Either none or very few. Regardless, you'll want to buy the 05075-800 package (800 probe covers) cost is less than 20 dollars on Prime.
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Look on the instructions. There are 6' probes available that you can order through the seller.
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I will look to see if they sent me one. They may not have. In the mean time Google, "how to use an analog multi meter"
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Sadly, my probe is dying (the cord no longer works most of the time), and I haven't found replacement probes. My advice is - don't buy if you are going to leave the cord in the oven, or heavily use the cord.
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I have had similar problems with the probe. Mine broke a few months after I first purchased the therm/timer. I didn't think to complain. I bought a whole new timer thinking it was a faulty thermometer mechanism of the Therm/Timer- no, it was the probe. It seems the connection between the metal probe, itself and the wire connection is weak and breaks easily (at least this was the prevailing comments from others) I've been very careful to not bend it so much and it seems to be OK, now. However, I'm done with this Polder model. I think you ought to demand reimbursement.
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I have had issues like this in the past. I contacted the seller and they just sent me a new one free of charge, so that is where I started. Also, these units are generic and surfing eBay can yield all kinds of surprises. I paid too much for my unit here, as I found the exact unit on eBay today for less than half price of here . That being said it may be more reasonable to purchase a new unit.
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I'm not sure but so far I'm only getting about 1 year of use out of my temp probes, both the meat and unit temp. I contacted Maverick about this because it is a definite problem with their probes shorting out and they basically told me "too bad". If they malfunction AFTER the 90 day warranty you are screwed. I wish I could give them a bunch of far reaching bad press about this because it is the way these things are manufactured and they won't acknowledge the problem and make them where the cables are moisture proof.
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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.
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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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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.