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Customer Reviews of WindChaser ICM10S IceMan Ultra Ice Maker/Crusher
Customer Rating:   Summary: ICEMAN Comment: I had to return this item twice because of damage to the units. Looked to be damaged during shipment. Customer Rating: Summary: I was so excited to find what I was looking for Comment: However, after reading the all but 1 positive review, I will not purchase this product. Thank you everyone who took the time to write reviews. Hopefully you will get some satisfaction from the manufacturer after they realize that unhappy buyers will spread the word, halting future sales and review their customer service approach which will assist in your getting the product that you ordered or, your money refunded. Good luck and thanks so much for the reviews! Customer Rating: Summary: When the company works out the issues it will be a great product. Comment: We bought this machine two years ago and had no problems for 6 mo when the machine abruptly stopped. We called the company and quickly received a replacement that leaked as soon as we filled the tank for the first time. Again, we spoke to the company who quickly sent out a second replacement asking that we send our original back as soon as the problem was resolved. Regretfully, we have yet to get a working unit. It appears that in shipping the compressor is damaged on some units. The boxes arrive in pristine condition but once the unit is taken out you can see the damage. As with any compressor, the shipping side up matters so no damage occurs. Each machine we received had different damage when we opened the box. We loved our unit and will gladly give it a great review once the company works out the bugs. We found them to be pleasant and easy to deal with but it is tough to get a working unit. Customer Rating: Summary: DON'T BUY THIS ITEM Comment: I bought the Ultimate IceMan and have had two machines so far. Neither machine has worked. I have had the same problems I read in the reviews - incredibly slow dispensing of water, horrible noise that sounds like gears grinding, no water coming out. My machines have been returned for a total of 8 months. The most recent machine has been in their shop for two months and I can't get a callback from anyone. They keep promising to call, but never do. EVEN THEIR OWN STAFF ADMIT THE MACHINE DOESN'T WORK! I am out over $500 and I am NOT HAPPY. Wind Chaser - get your stuff together! Customer Rating: Summary: Worst Icemaker/Company Comment: I would rate this -10 if I could. We bought the IceMan in January 2006 only for it to stop working a few months later. We followed all of the instructions. We did everything the directions said. It still did not work. We contacted Windchaser only to be given excuse after excuse. It has now been 8 months of waiting for a replacement product. According to Windchaser, it will be another 6 weeks. Do not waste your money. More Reviews Makes Ice Cubes, Crushed Ice, and Chilled Water / Supplies Ice Cubes within 15 Minutes / 5 Liter Capacity / 16 Inch Cubic Dimensions / Connects to Faucet 
Choosing Appliance -> Baking sheete Not too much romance here, but essential for any functional kitchen. Buy the heaviest pans possible. Also, you should consider buying a non-stick silicon sheet: they make baking very easy! Choosing Appliance -> Non-stick Pans We recommend having at least 1 high quality non-stick saute pan. It makes cooking eggs and delicate items like fish a breeze. It also cuts down on the amount of fat necessary to effectively saute. The best place to buy such pans is from a restaurant supplier. WindChaser ICM10S IceMan Ultra Ice Maker/Crusher
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