Excalibur 2400 4 Tray Dehydrator

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Product Features

• Great for small families, small gardens or specialty gardens.
• Fast, easy, economical, and efficient
• Adjustable thermostat 85-145 degrees F
• Removable door and trays - do not have to be taken apart to check drying or add more food
• Almost unbreakable, FDA-approved polycarbonate trays

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 13 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B000I5UHKA
• Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #15,023 in Kitchen & Dining (See Bestsellers in Kitchen & Dining)

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Product Description

Product Description

Features of the Excalibur Model ED-2400 Dehydrator

* Polycarbonate plastic cabinet and plexiglass door * Controlled environment for a wide variety of uses, i.e. making fruit roll-ups and trail mixes, drying flower arrangements and herbs, plus various uses for art and crafts, and photos * 4 Trays with 6.5 square feet of drying area * Includes 4 polyscreen tray liners * Includes 28-page dehydrating guide * 4" FAN/220 WATTS * 1-Year warranty

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

32 of 32 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars Absolute Junk, July 15, 2009

By	kayyoga (USA) - See all my reviews

I left a review for this product back in March but somehow it was moved to another listing. I'll attempt leaving the review again with the hopes of saving another unsuspecting buyer from wasting his/her money:

I don't have a lot of space and thought that this 4 tray dehydrator would be the perfect solution. This thing is JUNK!!! The temperature control is completely inaccurate. On top of that, it only worked about 10 times before the heat failed completely. I tried the reset instructions to no avail. I then called the company and they made some excuse about the "rare" need for fuse replacement. The rep convinced me that it was a fluke and that the machine would most likely never need another fuse. I wanted to protect my investment so decided to chance it. It cost about $20 for the fuse/shipping. Installation instructions were fairly straight forward though it took some hassle to get everything back in place. I used the machine about 8-10 more times before it died again. What a complete waste of money--- I wish I had never purchased this product. I called the company and they offered (at full charge) to send me another fuse or I could send the product to them for repair. The cost to ship there and back plus the outrageous repair fee would equal close to what I paid for the thing in the first place. When you look inside, this thing is built like one of those light-bulb-on-a-battery things you throw together as a kid. That would be a bonus if the parts and repair were priced in accordance. This company knows how to make lots of money. I wish they had the same ambition when it came to making a decent product. I'm going back to the $30 model at my local store. Those round tray versions get a lot of bad mouthing by this company. Maybe that's because they actually LAST and they also cost (for the entire unit) only slightly more than the puny fuse in the Excalibur. Don't fall for the marketing hype like I did. This company does not stand by its product.