I am replacing a 1HP Kitchenaid that is 14 years old. Should I be concerned about downgrading the HP?
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From what I've been told this is the mother of disposals. It's very quiet. Our plumber asked why we chose such a big one, we didn't need the HP but wanted the safety switch.
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Not sure about the HP. I had to replace my power source on a Compac Presario.
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Sorry, I don't know. I suggest you either check with HP or see if you can find out on line.
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Best thing to do is get the hp part number off the old power supply then search that number for a match.
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I would buy this one again, which is saying something considering how old it is. I bought mine in the late '90s. Electric appliances are great and I've got many. If my power goes out for any period of time, I'm set with a gas range. Additionally, I can disassemble the whole caboodle and put it in the dishwasher. That aside, what are your needs? Alton Brown recommends against uni-taskers and I, with a tee-tiny kitchen, have to agree. For many, many years, until last year actually, I used my pressure cooker as my "heavy bottomed pot" for cooking almost everything in addition to using it as a pressure cooker. In fact, I would be willing to say that it got used more for non-pressure cooking purposes than as a pressure cooker. Now that's my opinion. For yourself, determine what all of your needs are in relation to a pressure cooker. If necessary, write a list; check out cookbooks-are regular pressure cooker cookbooks convertible to electric?
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Personally, I don't have any problems, But, I think if I was going to use it as you stated, I would upgrade to the next wattage/power/model with the larger bowl and drop bowl. But as I said, I do NOT have any problems...(knock on wood)...but that's me. I don't guarantee.
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I think everything would depend on the current condition of your plumbing and how your unit has been cared for during the past 20 years. Most plumbing in RVs will have been tested at 100 PSI, and if your unit has been properly cared for during its lifetime, I wouldn't think there would be a problem. There is only a difference of 15 PSI between your old pump and the new one.
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I should be. Be very careful when replacing it. Go to someone who has experience with it if possible.
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To answer this question, I would contact KitchenAid directly through kitchenaid.com. You can Live chat, email, or phone. Better to be safe.
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I honestly don't know but I have seen the mixer you are talking about. Why not call KitchenAid at 1-800-541-6390. Good Luck!
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Ours is a 2 hp. Verify the model number off the Jandy website. Hope this helps.
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Never used one, but it is supposedly a remanufactured version of the HP98. My gut says that yes they are the same, but I can't tell you for certain from experience.
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I know you specifically asked for those who have owned a Kitchen aid but please allow me to say...when I was researching between these two mixers and another brand (I cant think of right now) what did it for me.....was the warranty and also the reviews. I don't want to purchase anything where customer service literally is poor or I have to worry that within a year I will be out of an expensive item. That is what helped me to purchase the Hamilton Beach. Do your research and compare what are important elements to you in a mixer and then you will make the right decision for you.
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It's new with a manufactures 1 year warranty and I love, love, love this food processor!! My holiday prep time was cut in half!! Love you kitchenAid!! p.s I have been so happy with my kit henAid appliances I have been slowly replacing all of my appliances with them!!!
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KitchenAid does not recommend it but they will work with a transformer. It will nullify the warrenty if you take one out of the US.
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If you really just bought it last summer then contact KitchenAid----They stand behind their products. Also---The handle is just a push-on so they may just send you a new handle.
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At this price it was cheaper to buy a new one. So I got two of them Black & Decker GM200 Gizmo Mixer, White" Kitchen; $15.99 The price that I put here is what I paid on 6/25/2009 and they are still working. Just looked Walmart No.: 001579448 $23.72