Employees of Sponsor (as defined below) and other companies associated with the promotion of the Contest, and their respective parents, subsidiaries, affiliates and advertising and promotion agencies, as well as the immediate family (spouse, parents, siblings, and children) and household members of each such employee, are not eligible. One winner will be selected who is at least eighteen (18) years old at the time of entry. Mine is a gem.This ‘Win a Medium Home Freeze Dryer! Contest’ (the “Contest”) is open to legal residents of all fifty states (50) and the District of Columbia as well as those who live outside of the US where the home freeze dryer can be shipped (questions about International Shipping can be directed to the sales team at 80). Make sure you are comfortable doing repairs or find a good service guy. In summary, love the machines but the service is far from what it used to be. They shipped us parts to do the repairs ourselves and never offered to replace the bad machines. Their service included us finding the problems, while they insisted we were wrong, photo evidence was required. Over $10000 spent, waited 16 weeks for delivery another month before they worked. The other needed a new wire harness to connect the board to the rack because it was wired incorrectly and fried the system. 1 had a bad rack that was burning everything but wasn't tripping the sensors because the board was bad. Thank goodness I have my own service guy. We waited a week for an appointment to speak to a technician. It was obvious that the machines had not been quality tested. The final 2 I ordered together in 2021 directly from Harvest Right since my service issues had always been dealt with directly through them. This one had a couple of issues but Harvest right stuck with me until I was satisfied. Great machine but any issues they made me contact Harvest Right. I bought my second one 4 years ago from Good to Go. The customer service back then was amazing. She is a workhorse but has had a few problems. ( I have 4.) The first purchased many years ago came from the manufacturer. I'm in Ontario and use my machines for business. Wishing you the best no matter what you decide! :) I kept trying to type a coherent thought but my kiddo kept interrupting. Take good care of your machine and just be realistic and it should be fine!įorgive this word VOMIT. I do dread the day something goes wrong but I need to prepare for it, that's all.
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Hell, I just had my business license approved to sell freeze dried items, it's really changed things up for us and its wonderful. I bought mine earlier this year and I wish I would have bought it years ago. Others will tell you theyve had their machines for years without a single hiccup! I'm not being mean I give you my word! There have been a couple ladies recently that said they are not willing to work on machines and wouldn't know how and they were asking if they should invest in the machine away - probably not! It would be an expensive paperweight if anything happened. Later, after warranty, they charge a fee for tech support but that means they stay with you until the issue is resolved. My only advice really is to really think it over, are you capable of working on a machine if it came down to it? Are you willing to acknowledge machines can have issues, and it may take several days to several weeks to solve depending on the issue? HR will work with you, order parts, direct you on maintenance, even down to shipping it back for repairs (so keep the pallet). Recently one from Australia posted her experience. There you will find people across the globe that have ordered theirs and had it delivered. If I can make a suggestion, the FB groups have tens of thousands of people on there and it is much more activate than Reddit (sadly). Many in the FB groups will post about buying a large, then asking why their plug wont fit into the wall - that's how much research they did before hitting the buy button. I can only imagine how many problems end up being user error. Take into consideration how many different people will own them, they will run different foods, in different rooms, in different climates, at different times, using their different brains. It is a machine, it will require maintenance and upkeep and proper management. You're more likely to see the "problems" posted than anything else since that's the time when folks will reach out the most. When folks have problems, or are frustrated, that's when they'll take up the keyboard and type up their problems. They typically wont post their experiences if everything is going according to plan. There are thousands of folks with freeze dryers from HR.
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