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Question: Does anyone know where I can purchase a new temp sensor for this appliance? I hate to throw it away.
Document: I plan to purchase a few to give away as gifts for upcoming celebrations and holidays.If you are new to pressure cooking or simply want some very tasty recipes, I would recommend Bob Warden's "Slow Food Fast;" Amazon sells it for cheaper than most vendors.
There's NOTHING like the speed, flavor and moistness you will get, and with this item, you throw everything in, set the timer and walk away until dinner's ready.
Then they told me to make a claim with UPS! I have seen other reviews with the same exact story. This company sells you a product they know will break and then does not honor the warranty and tries to get UPS to pick up the bill. I would never recommend this company to anyone. Shame on them for running such a dishonest scam!
I absolutely love my Nesco electric pressure cooker! My advice to anyone that dosen't have one is get one as soon as possible. Especially those people that were afraid of the old pressure cookers. You will not believe this one. Simple and easy to use. No noise and no steam, just set the timer. It will be the best purchase you ever made for the price.
I have one other electric pressure cooker by a famous chief.It started acting up within a year, tried to get a new gasket but so far no luck.So I saw this one and got it and I must say I love it. Wouldnt recommend it to anyone looking for a electric pressure cooker and the price is great
of soup. Because this soup had large and small beans - the large beans weren't done - so I put it on pressure for 15 minutes and that did the trick. 2 I didn't have to take the contents out of one appliance or pot and put it into another - I just switched modes. Amazing soup!3) Someone says it pulls lots of electricity - I don't know about that but in a motorhome, electricity where we are now is tricky.
I purchased this in December 2011. I LOVED it! My husband and I agreed it was the best appliance purchase we'd ever made at any price. It cooked things thoroughly and quickly. Meats came out juicy and tender in less than 30 minutes. We were able to have healthy meals in no time at all, and the clean up was amazing. Nothing ever stuck to it. Nothing ever burned.
I bought my Nesco Digital cooker about a year ago. It is my most frequently used kitchen appliance. I can sear (brown) meat in it, cook meat, add potatoes/carrots/onions etc, and depending on how much liquid is used, I either make soup, stew or "roast beef and veggies". BEST PART: it keeps the finished product at perfect serving temp until I get back to it.
split pea and chicken noodle soup (wide egg noodles), goat, shrimps, salmon, Spanish flan, cheesecake, banana bread (slow cooker mode). Everything has come out scrumptious. My friends and family are teasing me about when my restaurant is going to open (i wish). This appliance does take up counter space, but much less  than the equivalent 6-quart pressure cookers in the market. Do your research before you make a decision, but I am very happy with this purchase.
My husband cannot wait for me to try some new desserts. I will have a lot of fun with this appliance!
Answer: Here is an Amazon review posted 10/1/12 by RichFiddler that might contain the answer to your question (copying it here verbatim):"Our dead unit has a bad temperature cutoff sensor - fixable!By RichFiddler on October 1, 2012Verified PurchaseI got this for my wife last Christmas (2011) and despite initial skepticism, she now loves it and uses it several times a week... until it died a few weeks ago. In the middle of cooking, the display just went dead and after that, no sign of life.We called Nesco and they gave us an RMA, but after going back and looking at a number of 'dead unit' reviews was unsure I even wanted to spend $20-30 on shipping the thing back to them -- especially with only a few months left on warranty. The trouble is, the Cuisinart and Fagor units seem to have the same sort of complaints.I'm an electrical engineer and decided to have a quick look inside with a volt meter before sending it out to see if it was something dumb and repairable -- it was.It turns out the problem is a temperature cutoff device that goes inline with the red AC power wire (inside a piece of clear silicone tubing near the bottom of the unit). It's a cheap one-shot device (Microtemp G4A01 with Tf=128C), meaning if it goes over temperature just once it's dead forever.I bypassed the sensor just to see if the unit would come up and it did (don't operate it this way without replacing the sensor)! Equally amazing, I was able to find a replacement sensor on Amazon for $1.25 plus shipping:Thermal fuse 128 degrees celsius.If you have a stone dead unit like this, are out of warranty and know someone who is handy with electrical wiring this might help you. I would recommend a crimp-type connection rather than soldering, due to the heat (would melt the solder).  Amazon sells a crimp connection kit as well that would do the job:Neiko 175 Pieces Solderless Wire Terminal & Connection with Wire Stripper Crimper ToolIt's a shame that a company lets a $1 part ruin their customers' satisfaction on an otherwise excellent product. OTOH, I'm glad it was something cheap and simple to fix."