do i get Warranty Terms if i but this water boiler & warm
48103
Sorry I did not look at warranty, you should probably check their website or call. All I know it's GREAT even during the summer we used it and it is on 24/7.
48104
Yes, one year. Mine died right before the warranty ended and they replaced it after I shipped it back to them for "repair".
48105
the warranty term is one year from the date of purchase. my first unit burned out within the first year and they replaced it without any problem.
2206589
I had a problem early on with my heater and teh US rep was able to replace the unit. of course This happened with ion 60 days of purchase so I'm not sure if they warranty for a year
2279007
My heater just did not work I got my money back Just don"t know about warranty
2173950
not sure about the warranty, but it's running right now, & has made a world of difference for our heating needs. Been running it for about 2 seasons now without issue. I recently Looked at a smaller Life Smart unit that had continually shut down after running a while, for a family member, only to find the filter completely plugged & the unit was over-heating. That one is once again up and running, & is on it's third season.
1223074
The warranty is the same but be aware that I have had nothing but trouble with my unit .At the moment my unit makes about 4 cups of water a day!!!! It makes a lot of noises all the time. I would stay away from this model.
1663793
Sorry about the confusion. Yes.. Cozy-Heater LLC products carry a 24 month warranty from the purchase date.
878501
yes it has warranty through amazon, just send them an email they will tell you what needs to be done. I also bought another Thermal Hot Air Styling from planet beauty, they said it has one year manufacture warranty. unfortunately that burned down too but i didn't get any replacement.that's why i love amazon
1726468
The water heater we purchased was a brand new unit sold by Tweety's RV. I don't know if Tweety's includes any warranty, but there is a warranty from Suburban (the manufacturer). According to the RV forums, it's easy to ruin a water heater by accidentally turning on the electric element or propane when it's drained, and there are rumors that all RV water heater manufacturers will go to great lengths to blame any problems on the customer to avoid warranty claims. Installation was easy, so I'm happy that I didn't pay double the price for the same item from an RV repair shop plus hundreds more for "professional installation".
2182472
The warranty should be included in the technical specs. My unit was new and has performed very well.
1126999
Your guess is as good as mine. The ceramic heater that I have had has worked well. Haven't needed a warranty.
1136971
I'm not sure about warranty, but I've had mine for a nearly 18 mos and it is still working well. I rinse it with hot water each morning and soak it in Listerine when I'm not using it,
1039027
Not sure about the warranty, mine was installed about 2 years ago. I would think if there was one it would be stated in the listing. The sprayer is very heavy and is solid metal. My old faucet has one of the cheap, lightweight plastic sprayers so this one was a great improvement. My plumber was really impressed with this faucet when he put it in for us. We have not had any trouble with it at all.
2021464
One year warranty. return to Thermor 16975 Leslie st Newmarket ON L3Y 9A1 www.thermor-ins.com
85526
There is a manufacturer's warranty if professionally installed. The installer has to provide their business information and you should keep a copy of their installation invoice for your records. If you install yourself, you can save $500 (my install fee, removal of old system that was different brand/configuration, re-plumbing, set up, etc.) but you should not count on warranty help if you screw up something. Spend $500 and know you got it backed by warranty or risk your cost for the heater... was easy call for me.Don't remember the length of warranty, would have to look it up and I've filed those papers... There is a manufacturer's warranty if professionally installed. The installer has to provide their business information and you should keep a copy of their installation invoice for your records. If you install yourself, you can save $500 (my install fee, removal of old system that was different brand/configuration, re-plumbing, set up, etc.) but you should not count on warranty help if you screw up something. Spend $500 and know you got it backed by warranty or risk your cost for the heater... was easy call for me.Don't remember the length of warranty, would have to look it up and... » Read More There is a manufacturer's warranty if professionally installed. The installer has to provide their business information and you should keep a copy of their installation invoice for your records. If you install yourself, you can save $500 (my install fee, removal of old system that was different brand/configuration, re-plumbing, set up, etc.) but you should not count on warranty help if you screw up something. Spend $500 and know you got it backed by warranty or risk your cost for the heater... was easy call for me.Don't remember the length of warranty, would have to look it up and I've filed those papers... « Show Less
330035
In my case the warranty would worth the money. It stopped working after a year. It seems to think it is kicking on and heating but does nothing to affect the water temperature
301003
No, you will void the warranty. Must keep dry and out of the weather and the ambient temp cannot go below 60 degrees or the sauna will not heat up past 110 degrees.
466348
about the warranty, I don't remember if it had one or not, but we love the heater, and it comes with spacers to bolt it to your wall, very simple to install, If you have no experiance with pipe work, get someone that is. PS great investment. joe