Kitchen blenders can be divided into fixed and hand-held types. Usually, their service life can be as long as 10 years. Of course, during daily use, there may be problems with component damage. So, this content will teach you how to replace the components of a blender.

Fixed kitchen blenders are relatively heavy. Generally, it's quite difficult to repair the damaged components by yourself. You can take it to the manufacturer for repair. If some unimportant components are broken, such as rubber pads, handles, etc., you can repair them by yourself. You need to prepare a screwdriver and spare components, and then disassemble and replace them according to the user manual. If you have any problems during this process, you can consult the supplier.

When a hand-held blender breaks down, you need to identify the specific malfunction and determine 

which component is damaged. The specific steps are as follows:

Report the malfunction to the supplier and find out the cause based on the feedback.

Consult the supplier about the solution and evaluate its cost. If you can solve the problem by repairing (replacing components) by yourself, then you can handle it on your own. If the cost is too high and exceeds the price of purchasing the machine, then you can consider buying a new one.

If it's within the warranty period, you can ask the merchant to repair it. If it's not within the warranty period, you can make a comprehensive consideration to solve the problem by yourself.

Although kitchen blenders are easy to use, malfunctions may still occur. You should prepare some basic tools in advance for use in emergency situations. Friendly reminder: There are certain risks in disassembling the machine and replacing components privately. Please raise your awareness of safety and solve problems according to the actual situation.