Meu liquidificador westinghouse comprado a dois meses simplesmente liga o motor, mas não faz mais nada. Não bate e nenhuma tecla funciona. Que fazer com um produto tão desqualificado no mercado e tão caro? Entro no Procon, ou aguardo que vocês definam o que fazer com meu prejuizo? [email protected]

-Do not remove.. Just rinse with garden hose water.
It should come out. Don't have to remove.


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Mai

-Check the manufacture that make it.


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mai

-I don't think they carry any replacement parts for Ninja Blender.
-Possibly not the spline plastic.
-Inside on top of the motor there is a planetary gear there. Possibly worn out or lose screws as well that not hold it in place to mesh together.
-But before you can reach to these parts you have to take the bottom cover off, remove the plastic spindle. IT's very tight.

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Mai

sometimes you can post what you are looking for on Ebay and wait ,there are companies that have new and used for Demos very cheap too >^.^<

First, If it is plastic, heat it with hot water. If It is metal same:)

Check and make sure that the shaft in the base housing spins. If it does, the blade assembly has become disconnected from it's shaft probably due to an improper spot weld or peening of the blades to the shaft, or has torn loose or ripped the splines out due to an immovable object trying to be spun. A jammed ice cube can do this. Blade assemblies can be had usually directly through the manufacturer and usually on line. If this has helped, please rate it accordingly.

Mine developed the same problem except it stopped blending while I was using it. Being an electrician I opened mine up and put a meter on the motor windings and found that the windings were open. So basically the motor is shot...unless you can find a part number for motor replacement or if your's is still under a warranty...it might just be easier to buy a new blender.

Do you hear it hum when you try to turn it on?
If yes, remove the cup. Try again... if the motor runs, try moving the blade by hand. If it is seized, remove it and clean it to free it again.
If not, possibly blown windings on the motor or divider circuit (which supplies different voltages to the motor for the different blend speeds). Repair will be required in either case.

I have had my blender sitting for over a year ( only used it once ) because of the same problem and asked my husband to take a look at it... he opened it ... cut the zip ties took the metal banding off ( note only one side of the motor has the metal banding). What you need to get at is behind the first (I think) resistor. Behind that is a thermal fuse (found at radio shack part # 270-1320 about $1.96). you will need some kind of tester to check the ohms going through it (should read zero) the bad one on mine read 334 ohms and you will need a soldering iron to put it back together. Actually a good project for someone who loves to tinker with this.