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PB9600 (15) - Discontinued Date Purchased: May 2015 Leaking heavily from under the blades onto the base unit reviewed on Oct 05, 2016 Read the reviews for Optimum 9400. Date Purchased: Aug 2014 Awesome blender but not built to last reviewed on Oct 04, 2016 Date Purchased: Sep 2014 Not nearly as good as its predecessor reviewed on Aug 19, 2016 Date Purchased: May 2013 No value for money! reviewed on Jul 28, 2016 The Jury is Out reviewed on Jun 20, 2016 reviewed on Jun 17, 2016 I do apologise for the issues you encountered with one of our Sunbeam products. Your feedback is much appreciated and will be passed onto the product team. posted on Jun 23, 2016 The Sunbeam 'Cafe Series' PB9800 has a 1 year guarantee. I have recently purchased an Electrolux blender for a similar price, that has a 5 year guarantee. Sunbeam Customer Service pretend they a... posted on Jun 25, 2016 Stopped working just after 12 months
reviewed on Jun 05, 2016 I do apologise for the experience you have had with the Sunbeam PB9800. Please give our Customer Care team a call on 1300 881 861 and one of our representatives will be more than happy to assist. Thankyou i did and they have organized a replacement. blade assembly leaking oil I do apologise for the experience you have had with the Sunbeam PB9800. Please give our Customer Care team a call on 1300 881 861 and one of our representatives will be more than happy to assist. posted on May 31, 2016 Leaking Oil (Faulty Blade Assy) P/N PB98002 $55 reviewed on May 20, 2016 I would like to thank Sunbeam for coming to the party and replacing the faulty part. Sometimes one person can make or break a business with good / bad customer service. Jessica was very helpful and... Disappointed with the product Thank you for your review. Please contact our Consumer Support Team on: 1300 881 861, for further assistance with your PB9800.
1 of 7 pagesThe Cafe Series® Blender combines power, heavy-duty materials and simplicity to ensure maximum performance and the perfect consistency every time
blendtec twister jar sale coupon Precision Cut BladesPrecision cut from heat treated stainless steel for superior hardness & sharpness. Pre-Programmed and Manual ControlsSelect a speed for your blending task or use one of the pre-programmed functions. 2 Litre DURALITE™ JugUltra-durable BPA free material, is light-weight and impact resistant. 60ml Inner Measuring Cup, Processing Baton Designed & Engineered in Australia Duralite™ BPA free impact resistant ultra-durable 5 Speed Plus Pulse Independent laboratory tests show that food used in this blender will be BPA free to a resolution of one part per million Specifications and Features are subject to change without prior notification. Images are used for illustrative purposes only.
We offer delivery for all online orders and a delivery fee will apply. We deliver to most metropolitan and country areas. Please refer to our Terms of Sale. Cafe Series® Blender Reviews - page 2Blenders and food processors of today pack a serious punch and manufacturers want you know know it. Horsepower and wattage ratings are prominently displayed on the packaging and advertising (sometimes accompanied by dramatic videos of Apple products getting obliterated by a nondescript countertop blender.) Just how powerful are those blenders, though? Does your food processor really have as much horsepower as a weed wacker? Discover why you should be wary of power ratings of various food processors and blenders and how to more accurately compare different models.Advertised versus actual horsepower Some manufacturers advertise a peak horsepower while others advertise the actual operating horsepower. Take the Vitamix 7500, a popular $530 blender, as an example. It's marketed as a 2.2-horsepower blender.
But, it operates at 120 volts and 12 amps, or 1,440 watts. To convert 1,440 watts to horsepower, multiply it by a factor of 0.00134, and you get 1.93 horsepower. You get the same discrepancy with Blendtec blenders. The Blendtec Classic 560 is listed as having a peak horsepower of 3. It's a 1,560-watt blender, which means the motor is actually producing 2.09 horsepower. This means the Ninja Mega Kitchen System, which retails for nearly $100 less than the Blendtec Classic 560 and $329 less than the Vitamix 7500, provides almost the same power at the blades: 2.01 horsepower.What is peak horsepower and why does it matter? Peak horsepower is the amount of power generated when the motor meets resistance, such as the instant the motor starts spinning. This initial boost in torque makes the start of the blending process easier. Soon thereafter (a split-second, at best), the power of the motor drops to the running horsepower. In the case of the Blendtec Classic 560, 3 horsepower may be reached at the instant the blender begins working, but it cannot realistically sustain that power.
It quickly drops to closer to 2.41 horsepower for the duration of the blending process. The benefit of a higher peak horsepower in day-to-day use is minimal, since it is only achieved in short bursts.How to better compare blenders and food processors Since all you need to calculate the wattage of a blender or food processor is the input amperage and voltage, ignore the listed horsepower rating (which is typically peak horsepower) and do the math yourself. Compare listed or calculated watts and you might find that you can get much more bang for your buck than you expected. For instance, compare these blenders: Vitamix 75002.2 peak horsepower 1,440 watts $529.99 Blendtec Classic 5603 peak horsepower 1,560 watts $299.95 Ninja Mega Kitchen System2 rated horsepower 1,500 watts $199.99 With each of these blender models, you are getting nearly the same blending power, around 1,500 watts or close to 2 running horsepower. However, the prices range from $200 for the Ninja model to $529.99 for Vitamix's blender.