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![]() 200°F water at your fingertips |
![]() For use with the InSinkErator 2/3-gallon stainless steel tank and filtration system (sold separately). |
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Hundreds of Uses In Your Home
Consider how often you heat water in the kitchen. When you do, you'll realize just how useful an instant hot water dispenser can be in your kitchen. With 200-degree-Fahrenheit, near-boiling water available at your fingertips, you'll get more done in less time. Instead of waiting for water to heat, you can finish countless kitchen tasks in seconds and relax or get back to your guests.
An InSinkErator hot water dispenser does more than provide filtered hot water for preparing instant foods and beverages, it is also an incredible kitchen appliance. Use it to loosen stubborn jar lids, prepare pasta, warm baby food, clean crusty pans, cream butter, melt chocolate, remove fruit skins for pies, clean cheese graters, warm ice cream scoops, and warm pancake syrup. These are just a few examples of the many uses of an instant hot water dispenser.
Hot Water Instantly, How Does That Work?
When you activate the hot-water lever on your InSinkErator Instant Hot Water Dispenser, water comes up from the supply line from our specially designed filtration system, guaranteeing you the freshest water possible. From there it travels from the system to our 2/3 gallon tank, where it's heated to 200 degrees Fahrenheit. As the water is used, it is replaced with more freshly filtered water. With the fast-recovery system, it can deliver up to 60 cups of near-boiling water an hour.
When you activate the cool-water lever, cool tap water travels directly from the filtration system to the faucet. Just pull the hot or cool lever to dispense the water you want. The InSinkErator Chilled Water Tank (CWT-OO) may also be used with the Indulge and Involve Series hot/cool instant hot water dispensers to deliver 38-degree-Fahrenheit chilled drinking water in addition to the near-boiling hot water the dispenser and SST-FLTR provide.
Easy to Install
The InSinkErator Contemporary F-HC1100 Instant Hot Water Dispenser will save you time and effort in the kitchen, and you'll enjoy discovering new uses for it each day. That's exactly why millions of people are now using an InSinkErator Instant Hot Water Dispenser. By following the step-by-step instructions, you'll soon be enjoying the convenience of instant hot water.
Heating water with the SST-FLTR consumes less energy than a 40-watt light bulb that's left on for 24 hours and costs just pennies a day to operate. And because hot water is dispensed on demand, you only use the amount of water you need. This helps reduce water waste.
We Come To You Parts and Labor Warranty
The F-HC1100 is backed by an exclusive five-year We Come to You In-Home Service Warranty. If you ever have a problem with your instant hot water dispenser system, an authorized InSinkErator service representative will come to your home and fix or replace it, at no charge to you.
Note: Using other manufacturers' components with InSinkErator faucets or tanks voids all InSinkErator warranties.
What's in the Box
InSinkErator Indulge Contemporary F-HC1100 Instant Hot Water Dispenser, hex nut, hex tool, rubber O-ring, and semi-circular mounting plate (SST-FLTR sold separately.)
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72 of 74 people found the following review helpful: By R Mac "R Mac" (Long Island NY) - See all my reviews This review is from: InSinkErator F-HC1100C Indulge Contemporary Hot and Cold Water Dispenser, Chrome (Tools & Home Improvement) If you listen to InSinkErator you will end up purchasing a new unit if not under warranty. The unit is easily fixed see below my instructions. I did pass this on to thier Customer Service hopefully they will review it and publish the instructions for everyone. It takes no parts just minor disassembling and cleaning.
You can easily repair the faucet handle sticking problem from the top. 1.) turn off water - actually you could leave on 2.) using a 3/4 inch open end wrench to remove small retaining cap holding handles in faucet. If you look close you will notice flat sections on cap. Be carefull not to mar finish. 3.) Then pop off handle pivot cap with a small flat screwdriver exposing the stuck plunger. There is hex cap that hold plunger assembly in but you would need a very thin wall socket to remove entire plunger assembly. 4.) Clean as much green goo from plunger area with paper towels and a tooth-pic. 5.) Fill with WD40 cover...Read more 38 of 39 people found the following review helpful: This review is from: InSinkErator F-HC1100SN Indulge Contemporary Hot and Cold Water Dispenser, Satin Nickel (Tools & Home Improvement) We have owned this product for just over three years and had been happy with the dispenser until recently. Repair parts are not available. Even something as simple as a leaky fitting means that you have to buy a whole new assembly.
We had such a leaky fitting and had to replace the entire tank assembly. Fortunately, this happened while still under warranty. More recently, the spacer under the cold water lever wore to the point that it would no longer stay in the detent. The spacer is not available, nor is the cold water cartridge. Our only option is to replace the entire faucet assembly at a cost of $285 (price quoted from the mfgr's parts dept.). My recommendation is to look for a unit that has repair parts available, either from the manufacturer or aftermarket. 24 of 24 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: InSinkErator F-HC1100C Indulge Contemporary Hot and Cold Water Dispenser, Chrome (Tools & Home Improvement) Great when it works, but expensive and difficult to repair. I bought the best tank and dispenser Insinkerator sold in mid 2005 for $571. Tank died just after the one-year warranty expired. Insinkerator discounted a new better stainless steel tank to me for $80 which frustrated the hell out of me. Then after 3 years the hot water dispenser (handle) would no longer turn off. Insinkerator customer support told me it is past the one-year warranty and not repairable (newer models have a 3 or 5 year warranty). They told me to spend $200-300 on a new facucet (dispenser). I've been unable to dismantle it and repair whatever springs or washers are broken. Read reviews for other 1100's and you'll see lots of dissatisfied people. |