20 Most Recent Breville CBL25XL/01 Measure Cup - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Sounds like motor is burned out. Very few parts left for that model, nothing electrical.
That model is no longer listed on their support site http://brevilleusasupport.com/

I'm assuming that this isn't happening on an model in which the bowl can be detached - otherwise the plastic bushing has melted and glued the shaft to the base of the mechanism - it will have to be replaced. You can find one on the Breville site
http://www.brevilleusa.com/blending.html
select yours and you will find it in the Parts &Accessories tab.
The mixer has an plastic bushing on the shaft of the chopping mechanism that is there to connect it to the shaft of the motor. If that bushing or the bearing of the shaft got damaged in any way the entire mechanism will lock out.
To find out what exactly happened you will need to dismantle the mixer - take out the 4 screws on the bottom, unclip the power wire, remove the supports of the motor and pull it out for inspection. Parts from older models can be obtained only from a dealer, you will have to contact one and order it .

Something else is wrong, and the fuse is the victim, not the cause. the load for the unit sounds WAY too high, surgery will be needed to find the issue.

I would suggest you contact the company at

http://www.breville.com.au/ (click on "what's on your mind") and let them know the problem... they should be able to direct you to a UK parts source or help you in some other way.

Jimmy LavinderYou are tagging a dormant unanswered post that is 10 years old!The section up at the top is for you to ASK the Original Poster a QUESTION before giving him an ANSWER. You can't get any parts for anything online without an email address and a physical address. These parts are never found in a store. Durabrand is a cheap company of the 'sell and run' variety. There are no spares.https://www.google.com/search?q=durabrand+TSK-9368AP+partsDump it and buy a Vitamix, a company that guarantees spares forever or even a Braun, or Oster that guarantees them for 10 years...

Olabisi. It is better to create your own question rather than tagging a 13 year old question in the area where you ask the OP for further information before committing to an answer. Stir function runs the blades at a much slower speed to incorporate ingredients slowly. https://www.kitchenaid.com/pinch-of-help... STIR. To stir ingredients in a blender, start with a low, slow speed and gradually increase it to a medium speed. Blend until ingredients are completely combined. Different Blender Settings and What They Do - KitchenAid ..

Actually I do repair these stick types all of the time. The trick is getting the head off. Then its a simple Process to remove the shaft and clean inside and add bearings or bushings of needed. After removing the blade and blade holder, Remove the coupling at the top, then remove the 4 screws. After that you will see a aluminum washer. Stop here. To remove the head assembly, you need to make a large slide hammer like a split bearing. Lead or steel is good. Or a circle of cement 8 inches in Diameter and 4 inches thick. The inside hole should be as close to the diameter of the mixer shaft as possible. Cast it in two halves so when assembled it forms a ring around the shaft. Wrap this with lots of duct tape. also place a ring of duct tape around the plastic head where the cement will touch it. now wearing gloves, grab the metal base (or secure it to something with a chain or in the fork of a tree). Once secured, slide the weight quickly against the plastic head assembly. After a few hits the head should pop out. Then remove the shaft, replace the o-rungs in the center bearing, clean the unit & reassemble.Use Silicone as sealant when reassembling the body. There is no need to remove the lower seal assembly but clean it with a small bottle brush. I have included pictures of this procedure but im too ugly to make a You Tube Video. ;) These pictures are from my teaching tool and were cut to show anatomy. Theseafox Enterprises

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from Washing Machines category to Blenders. Something to do with the Outlet and Soy Milk! :>D https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R3S2NMMMKVYCV8?ASIN=B09L7PXN1B https://www.google.com/search?q=joyoung+a+super+power+blender+e08+error ..

Question edited for clarity. That is likely a failed heating element, failed thermostat, or worse case scenario, a failed control board. https://www.google.com/search?q=prolectrix+soup+maker+not+heating+up ..

the lock/unlock button on the Cuisinart Smart Stick CSB-75 blender may not stay locked when pressed in. The solution is to hold the blender in the palm of your dominant hand, press the low or high button and hold, then push and release the lock button on top with a finger on your other hand. The blender motor should start as soon as you push the lock button down and stay running until you release the high or low button. However, fix.com offers OEM Black and Decker blender parts and accessories, including rubber gaskets, jar bases, measuring cup lid inserts, and blade assemblies. You may want to check if the parts you need are available and replaceable. If you are unable to repair the blender yourself, you can contact Black and Decker customer service for assistance. They may be able to provide you with additional information on how to repair your blender or direct you to a local repair shop.

Send it back under the lifetime warranty on the motor. The motor is not working, right? https://www.google.com/search?q=bamix+blender+warranty ..

Question edited for clarity. It appears to be an eBay special. you may be able to buy using the diameter. Shops that sell fasteners sell O-rings, but this is likely wider, so more a gasket. https://www.google.com/search?q=GNC+Live+Well+Blender+BL3340+replacement+O-ring https://www.google.com/search?q=GNC+Live+Well+Blender+BL3340+replacement+gasket ..