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Question: What is the model # for the TSM?  Is this the new model 30104D-5, the improved product??
Document: Seems like TSM has been taking note of customer reviews!I have never written a review and buy from Amazon like it was my neighborhood walmart. So I must say I am pretty impressed with this unit. Unlike the one shown in the pictures there is an updated model of this unit (#30104 D-5) which has addressed most of all the issues that people talk about in the reviews.
TSM Products Stainless Steel Food Dehydrator with 5 Stainless Steel ShelvesI have recently purchased this dehydrator after looking at reviews for other machines. I must say that I did not expect to have it running almost non-stop. Thinking of new items to dehydrate. I am particualrly fond of the banana chips I give to my pet. She looks at the machine with her mouth watering.I am happy that I purchased the all stainless steel as over time, it will hold up to hours and days of use.
In fact, it's so quiet I sometimes forget I have food drying in it until I notice the gentle hum.Didn't know this until I started using the machine, but I easily fill up the 5 capacious racks and would love to have a larger model with more drying space (how do people get by with smaller Excalibur models??
This may have to be repeated several times before it holds a steady temperature;- at $100 - $150 more than the top model Excalibur (depending on wether you buy it from TSM directly),  I wonder if it was worth the price.
In the past I had purchased the round tower-like dehydrators. The fans/heating units were on the bottom so I was constantly having to switch the trays around to get all of the food evenly done. The meat juices dripped to the bottom on the heating unit. Very hard to clean. Just a time-consuming nightmare.My new TSM dehydrator is wonderful.
I bought this model because:- it is all stainless steel  (I didn't want to dehydrate my food on heated plastic);- it is beautiful to look at;- it received multiple positive reviews on this site;- it has large stainless steel shelves with a 1/4 inch grid (not on all TSM models);- it has a timer.I would not buy it again because:- it is very noisy! The unit gives off a loud rattle periodically.
I lived alone in our cabin in a remote area of Virginia while supervising building of a new house. Had lots of time on my hands to thoroughly research everything I was buying, from bathtub drains to food dehydrators. At least partially because of that, I made lots of good decisionsMy TSM dehydrator arrived several months ago, but decided to wait to write review until my 1/2 acre vegetable garden came into full production. My primary goal was to dry tomatoes (I have 65 plants this year).
I really like my TSM 5 shelf Dehydrator purchased Nov. 2011!My Rating: ****Great little unit for those who do not dehydrate a lot of foods at a time! However, five 16 x 14 racks can hold quite a bit.Recommendations!I find it best to have a "level" designated spot for the machine. Once filled, and set, leave it be. Removing the door lets the heat escape; so, you may not wish to do it, while dehydrating.
I am very happy with the dehydrator. I wanted stainless steel trays and 5 trays is perfect for me. I had a small plastic dehydrator before. The plastic gets brittle and cracks after time. I didn't know if I needed a timer but now that I have a dehydrator with a timer I would not want to be without it. I was glad that someone suggestd the thermometer that fits neatly in the front of the door. Highly recommend the TSM stainless steel dehydrator. It is also very quiet.
This is an amazing product. (I had been using the rotating tower type dehydrator, which worked well if I checked it every few hours & moved the food around, though some stuff still burned.) I read the reviews for this TSM dehydrator & thought with all our backyard fruit coming in, it would be worth a try. This unit works great!
Answer: Mine looks like this picture,  has the product number 32600,  was manufactured 6/2011,  and rattles.  I believe the product number you are referring to belongs to the digital model.  When I put it in the search box,  I get a different picture.