Banjo-guy wrote:I can't see how the Zymatic could be fixed by the user if a pump broke or if the arm that moves and directs water to different areas of the step filter stops working or falls out of alignment...
I would guess clogged rather than broken...and it may be a QC thing on their part, since brewing a pumpkin beer is somewhat likely for any PicoBrew user.
I'm just speaking hypothetically about a future possible problem.
I wonder what Pico assumes the lifespan of the Zymatic is. Anything mechanical will breakdown eventually.
I would certainly agree that anything mechanical will eventually break. But I can say that two of their representatives are friends of mine (starting before they became associated with PicoBrew), and in my experience, these folks have been more than helpful. I don't think they would fall short on customer support.
Banjo-guy wrote:The warranty is one year, parts and labor.
I'd like a better warranty given the premium price.
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Better than money will get you through times of no homebrew
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