Again the plastic shaft wore away, total design fault. Called the Kambrook service line as is the standard reply in these posts from Kambrook. Was told by the operator that he had a unit and its never happened, thats not helpful making me feel as its...

The concept and operation of the apparatus is all good until the plastic interlock gear/shaft connection on top of the bowl lid sheers itself. Fancy making this piece out of plastic with a tiny square drive in the middle. I could have predicted the...

Hi , Same thing as everyone else the plastic in the lid that connects to the motor has worn away rendering the product useless.Is there any way to get a replacement?anywhere that I can go to buy a replacement for that one piece only ,as I don't want to...

As others have commented. Must be a common problem. The plastic connector between the steel shaft and the motor wears out making an otherwise good product useless. A good unit now going into the bin because of this one small part's failure. If I could...

I have been using my old 250W unit for something like 10 years and use it annually for blending tomato and other sauces, along with general household use. It has never let me down in that time, but because of age and power, I decided to upgrade to one...

fumes were to strong to stay inside, i then went & sat in neibours pool for approxamately 3 hours before returning inside. I did not touch the power points, or the stove where i had left the stick mix. I did take photos where you can see the stove...

need to be pressed firmly so probably not suitable for older folk or arthritic sufferers. Cutter blade drive is showing signs of wear but still functional. We always clean it in the sink and if you pay attention to not immersing drive end of mixer in...

I have had this stick blender for fifteen months (unfortunately, just outside of warranty)... I used it fairly regularly to make smoothies, for which it worked well. Now the steel shaft has worn through the plastic head that connects to the motorised...

I returned mine to the store, as I thought it was faulty and wouldn't work. Turned out you just have to press really hard on the buttons to make it work. I am stuck with something that I never use, as it is too hard to make it go

Was given to me as a gift and when I used it the second time it made a popping noise with a spark and stopped working. Only the second use! Kambrook won't replace it either which makes me question its safety even more! Do not purchase this product!...