Blakeslee Food Mixers - Page 8 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

well what ever mixer you have check with manufacturer or online using make and model

try manufacturer

I searched using https://www.google.com and only found the corporate manufacturer site: https://www.dunelm.com/product/dunelm-glass-jar-blender-duck-egg-1000120224 The return of faulty merchandise procedure is described, but involves the local store which you apparently know about. Unfortunately, after you tried the local store, I see little alternative to either giving up and buying another model, or trying to contact the Dunelm headquarters instead of the local store to request assistance. Customer Service Dunelm DirectGreen Street Radcliffe Manchester M26 3EDTel: 0345 165 6565 General enquiries 0116 2644400Email: [email protected]

First, is this a stand-type mixer? If so, have you removed the mixer head from the stand? The model # may be found there under the hinge on the mixer head. Second, if you still can't find a model #, why not Google images of B&D Multi-Mix units? It would probably help to put the model year in the search description, such as 1983 B&D Multi-Mix mixer. Once you find the matching image online, you should be able to find a model number.

What is the make and model?

There is a great guy on Gerrard street in Toronto, who can fix mixer grinders and has parts also like breaker/reset switch etc.
The store is called Appliances 220, Ph # 416-778-9908.
Hope this helps.

Phone # is at bottom of link.

http://meyer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/278/~/paula-deen-lifetime-limited-warranty

What model are we dealing with?

Check if the power going into the motor. I would also check the motor coil and it brushes.

Is it possible you have posted in a food mixer thread, but you actually wanted to post on a electronic sound mixer thread? :)

replace the speed controller

www.kenwoodworld.com/.../food.../food-processor---fpm810---0wfpm8...

How to Fix a KitchenAid Stand Mixer That Is Leaking Oil https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eKHVvNX5eY

most of them you push up and turn to the right to lock it in place, or clock wise

Hand blenders have nylon gears in them so it will require a light grease. Use white lithium grease. Any petroleum based grease with degrade the composition of the gears, causing them to soften and the teeth to wear out or even strip.

Really odd, but could the motor be running in revere? I'm sure there would be no way you could set this to happen but it does sound like instead of screwi g the dough down, it is screwing it up.

junk it and get a new one no parts available

Sorry we do not sell parts or locate them.

under the handle there is a small plug pry out that plug and inside there is a hex screw requiring an allen key for the removal undo the screw and the handle will lift off the square shaft if the tap is old , it may require some effort as the handle may be corroded on the shaft