Should your Bamix require service or repairs, please follow the procedure below: 1. Have your purchase receipt ready. 2. Find your nearest service agent from the list below 3. Take your Bamix to the repairer and clearly explain the problem. Calling prior to taking your Bamix is adviseable. If you are not nearby to a repairer you may post the Bamix to the repair centre. Please obtain prior permission before posting. Please note any postage costs should be prepaid. 4. You service agent will advise the correct course to rectify the problem, and once agreed will be repaired. *Please note, warranty repairs are only valid if a manufacturing fault has been found. Warranty claims will only be honoured with a valid purchase receipt. [ | | | | | | ] J & T Electrical Swann's Small Appliance Repair contact james & matt The design of the Bamix is terrible, too. It is so dangerous – you can easily process/puree your finger/hand because safety has not even slightly been

taken into account – the metal, bulged-out buttons are too easy to accidentally press when you're ordinarily holding it, and you have to pull blades on and off with your fingers wrapped around them (imagine doing thatoster contemporary classic beehive blender reviews while you knock the button and it's plugged in). ninja kitchen system 1100 bed bath beyondIt also doesn’t come apart for easy cleaning. bella rocket blender voltage clean it, you have to drag the whole thing, cord and all, to the sink, whilst attempting to not get the upper half wet. oster blender pret design of the blade & housing also means that when you’re pureeing something hot, you regularly splash yourself, too.

Charming and fun, particularly when you’re making a coulis, jam, etc. I love hot sticky splashes that burn your skin slowly butI always wanted pink freckles (not).All one piece, top-heavy, solid. But check out those hard to avoid, easy to knock buttons. Solution: Let There Be Light! A Cordless, Stick-Blending Light! Braun in charging dock (without the blade! Because that has been taken away, for washing! Don't get me wrong - I still love kitchen appliances. All of them, even the impractical ones. Ultimately, I don't necessarily expect an appliance to perform miracles. I just wish companies would be more honest and realistic about what their products will actually do. Overall, I'm much happier with the Braun, and could have saved myself a lot of money from the outset with the bonus of a more functional device.. Now - don't get me started on the mystique/practicality of the Vitamix... Of course, the evening after I wrote this only semi-literate rant, I was making Dreena Burton's excellent Thai Chickpea Almond Curry.  

As I was doing it, I had to open a giant new container of nut butter. And you know how the oil is always at the top, and it's not mixed through well? Easy, I thought, as I grabbed my Braun and attempted to blend the peanut butter back into a consistent mix. It turned out that it wasn't quite that easy. The Braun really struggled, and didn't really mix it well, whereas the Bamix would have not had the slightest problem performing this task quickly, and consistently. So, the Universe has a sense of humour. Even if I don't. GOOD THING I HAVEN'T GIVEN AWAY THE BAMIX YET, RIGHT?! So, of course, after about 5 uses, the Braun stick-blender has completely died, and won't charge, or hold charge. I guess it's now time to return it and consider another brand. Just to prove I never learn - I'm now considering a Dyson vacuum...As well as being one of the best in the world, the Bamix stick blender also has the distinction of being the first hand blender ever produced. Bamix stick blenders are so versatile;

chopping, blending and even crushing ice is all in a day’s work for this amazing tool. Invented in Switzerland in 1950, the Bamix hand blender has not changed much apart from some slight modifications and some streamlining, which proves what an amazing invention it was in the first place. Everten stocks various models of the Bamix hand blender, and you’re sure to find one which suits your needs. For everyday kitchen use the Bamix Magic Wand is perfect, and with its single blade it is simple to use. Commercial kitchens, on the other hand, should choose the Bamix Gastro 200 Hand Mixer which is longer and more powerful. You can also purchase attachments for your Bamix hand blender right here. Bamix Classic Magic Wand Black 140W Bamix Swissline Cassette Mixer Bamix Deluxe White Wand Mixer 180W Bamix Mono Red Wand Mixer 140W Bamix Mono White Wand Mixer 140W Bamix Mono Black Wand Mixer 140W Bamix Mono Cream Wand Mixer 140W Bamix Gastro Wand Mixer 200W

Bamix Gastro Wand Mixer 350W Bamix Blender / Whisk Blade Bamix Mayonnaise Beaker with Lid 400ml Bamix Classic Magic Wand Mixer Bamix Wet / Dry Processor, Grey Bamix Aerator / Beater BladeWe have detected unusual traffic activity originating from your IP address. Why did this happen? This page appears when online data protection services detect requests coming from your computer network which appear to be in violation of our website's terms of use. Disappointing - won't be buying another one! reviewed on Mar 15, 2015 Not as good as they used to be. reviewed on Jul 09, 2014 Faulty and no replacement option. Excellent, small, hard-working replacement for blender reviewed on Jun 16, 2014it does everything it is supposed to do. better than a fixed blender for most things and far easier to clean.wish it was marketed more so everyone could realise its usefulness. release a recipe book perhaps? reviewed on Aug 25, 2012

Mine is 20 years old and still going. It has always been handy to use (I get put off getting out contraptions that will take ages to clean and pack up.) I love the grinder which I frequently use to grind dried chick peas, rolled oats or biscuits. I love the wand design which will fit into a can of tomatoes. My mill has got a bit of rust, and the thread of the plastic lid has broken so I have to hold it down. Also my blades got a bit loose over time and would fall off - my husband squeezed them tighter with pliers to fix that. The only thing it doesn't do is whip egg whites for pavlova. 10 people found this helpful, do you? Build quality that's extremely rare these days. Made In Switzerland not China. Well designed, the handgrip is comfortable and ergonomic and the footprint of the stand is tiny yet it's not tippy at all. Very quiet and low vibration which is important if you need to use it at ungodly hours. 5yr warranty, important as most products these days aren't made to outlast the warranty.

When you consider a Bamix will last you 5-10yrs min, you are only paying $25-$50 per year of use which is half the price of a cheap mixer. Curly telephone style cord, I'm amazed more appliances don't have these because it keeps the cord out of your work and does away with any need for a cord storage spot on the stand. You have to find a specialist supplier to buy it. Only the high-end kitchen shops have it and you may need to mail order it. Not well known anymore which leads a lot of people to think it's simply an overpriced product, a bit more marketing could help it a lot. 20 people found this helpful, do you? I work at London and American Stores in Melbourne and we started stocking Bamix because people asked for it by name. I have not had a single one returned! We sell the accessories as well. posted on Feb 04, 2013 Another wonderful, reliable kitchen tool! reviewed on Jun 24, 2012 Love that i can put this blender straight into the hot pot of chunky soup and blends easily!!