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Question: Where can I get a list of  parts for an Insinkerator GN1100 hot water dispenser?
Document: First I need to say that I don't like the fact that I had to replace this. My old one was leaking around the handle after about 5 years, and no replacement parts are made available. So I would not purchase another insinkerator water dispenser if I was starting over.That said, since I did not want to start over, this was a perfect drop-in replacement.
I installed InSinkErator Instant Hot Water Dispenser 2 weeks ago and the handle broke only after 5 times using it. WOW!!! The screw that holds the lever split into two. No force was used since it is only used by me and my husband. What a piece of JUNK. I had Kitchenaid for 10 years. THis product is a TRASH.
Franke is a high end Swiss company. When it comes to kitchen sink systems, Franke has been 5 star and far better quality than anyone else I've used. My once leaky Insinkerator version has held up fine after their in-home warranty replacement. So, there is now another choice that I would choose without a second thought from past experience.Franke LB2200 Instant Hot and Cold Water Dispenser 60 Cups/Hr. Flow, Optional Filter Heating Tank
I had a Franke little butler that lasted me for 10 years. When we remodeled the kitchen I 'upgraded' to the Insinkerator with satin nickle dispenser. after about 6 months the decorative screw-on spout to the dispenser faucet started to have a mineral build up. I called insinkerator to see how to clean, as I couldn't get adequate info from their web site on removing minerals. They said any vinegar or cleaning solution would destroy the finish, couldn't be cleaned for minerals.
InSinkErator customer service has not as yet come up with a reason for this that fits my situation. Scheduling a warranty service through them is a hassle...they keep telling me what they think the problem is and I keep saying no it isn't, please schedule and that has yet to happen from there end. But I do love the unit when it works correctly.The problem has been solved. It's the cheap plastic tank. The tank failed and leaked water which degraded the plastic and other parts.
We replaced our original Insinkerator hot water dispenser after 20 years. Loved it! But the new one has been in just 3 years and the water has developed a bad taste - like old plastic. All insinkerator tells me is that it must be my water supply. This has unchanged in over 10 years  so that is not the issue. Replacing a $150 unit with a $280 stainless tank is rediculous. May have to shop for a different brand.
Like many others, my tank developed a leak that became worse over time. InSinkErator customer service was horrible and said that their warranty was only a year. Never again! We installed the hot water dispenser from Waste King (bought at Costco) that is available here in Amazon at our vacation home. After 2 years, it performs flawlessly. Besides being reliable, the Waste King is also much less expensive than the InSinkErator.
The Hot Water Dispenser looks good and works really well. Although pricey, I would still recommend this dispenser as I assume that it will last a long time. There are other dispensers out there, but they typically need to be replaced after a couple of years.
I love my hot water dispenser. Mix with formula (and cold water) for instant baby bottle. I use for tea, instant soups, and to quickly heat water for pasta, boiled potatoes, etc. My handle fell off also, but it does have a warranty (1 - 3 years depending on the model). Repairman was out within a week, ordered a new one and replaced at no charge. Small convenience for a useful product.
I have installed dozens of Insinkerator products and, thanks to the Amazon reviews, have finally figured out why their hot water dispensers have failed so fast - it was a defective design that Insinkerator refuses to acknowledge.
Answer: yes