The plastic thread inside snapped, meaning the bottom piece falls off 🙁 This was after/during a 4hr cook at 180. Had a lid on the container and container in a cooler to keep heat in.
by sdogeek
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yarkboolin14
Pretty sure it’s removable for cleaning.
Purple_Puffer
I’m beginning to suspect a lot of these units are not designed for high temps. My inkbird only started acting up after I made carrots a couple times.
That said, I definitely expected more from joule.
lFrylock
Weird.
My near-original joule is like 5 years old and I’ve done a ton of 160-180 degree cooks inside my cooler, no issues.
ecntv
This same thing just happened to me a few days ago with a 2021 unit – except I went to pull it out to do a long ribs cook and it fell off.
Operation-FuturePuss
I went to Anova. My Joule crapped out in the second year.
pythongee
My Anova is about 12 years old. Still going strong.
shulba
I had the same thing happened to me after maybe 8 years of cooking with it.
I emailed asking for the part and chefsteps mail it free of charge, so I would check with their support.
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Pretty sure it’s removable for cleaning.
I’m beginning to suspect a lot of these units are not designed for high temps. My inkbird only started acting up after I made carrots a couple times.
That said, I definitely expected more from joule.
Weird.
My near-original joule is like 5 years old and I’ve done a ton of 160-180 degree cooks inside my cooler, no issues.
This same thing just happened to me a few days ago with a 2021 unit – except I went to pull it out to do a long ribs cook and it fell off.
I went to Anova. My Joule crapped out in the second year.
My Anova is about 12 years old. Still going strong.
I had the same thing happened to me after maybe 8 years of cooking with it.
I emailed asking for the part and chefsteps mail it free of charge, so I would check with their support.