Insinkerator F-HC3300SN Indulge Water Dispenser (No Tank) Satin Nickel Hot & Cool

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Insinkerator F-HC3300SN Indulge Water & Cool
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  1. Publisher: Insinkerator
  2. Sales Rank in Tools: #253993

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Hot and cool model- Dispenses near-boiling 200°F and cool drinking waterUnique dual-function handle design for hot and cool provides a sleek, minimalist lookOptiPush hot side activation with automatic shut-off. Push the handle down and back to get near-boiling water, when you let go the water stops flowing.StayOn cool side activation. Push the handle down and forward and cool water will continue running until you turn it off.Swivel spout feature for greater convenience in filling potsDurable all brass dispenser construction5 Year We Come to You In-Home Service WarrantyMust be paired with InSinkErator's Stainless Steel Tank and Filtration System (Tank not included). Finishe: satin nickel.

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5.0 out of 5 stars (1 customer review)

5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful, Functional, But Required Immediate Service, March 12, 2012
MarkSails (Metuchen, NJ) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Insinkerator F-HC3300SN Indulge Water Dispenser (No Tank) Satin Nickel Hot & Cool
New unit out of the box had defective check valve. Water temperature never went above 174, water spattered out in different directions - from seam between the neck and nozzle, AND 2 air vents and nozzle tip. Hot and cold water selections would continue to run after tap closed. After cold water was turned off, hot water would continue to run a few moments.

When technician came to change the hot water tank because it would not heat above 174 degrees, he said dispenser unit was also defective and ordered a replacement dispenser. The new dispenser works well.

Shortcomings: water temperature immediately after the heating cycle ends does not reach the advertised 200 degrees, but it's close enough at 190 to make coffee and tea. The problem is the temperature in the tank drops too far between heating cycles, so we often have to heat the water in the microwave for 30 seconds to get it up to 190. Still, we can live with this, although it would be nice if ISE...Read more

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