does this blender has warranty?
363122
I forgot but it so happens that I just bought another appliance from Waring (a toaster) and it does have warranty for one year. You might want to check their their web site for more specifics. BTW .. still love my blender : )
363123
Hi! I believe that there is a one-year warranty. As I live in Canada, I would have to ship the entire blender to have it replaced at my expense. It's a great blender (the best! in my opinion) but the small plastic cap broke in two very soon after I received it. I think the opening for it was too tight, putting lots of pressure on the plastic. I can still use it no problem and someday, I may try to buy the part. I love your choice of copper. Very trendy!
363124
Yes it does.I found this blender to be of poor quality and I returned it. I do not recommend it.
954698
The Blendtec Website states that there is a 3 year warranty on this Twister Jar. I personally own it and love it. Fantastic for more sticky / thicker blends.
101633
The blender comes with a 5 year manufacturer's warranty, which is incredible considering most other manufacturers only offer a year or less.
945353
I honestly don't recall anything about a warranty. I just know I've not had any issues with mine and it is still going strong.
1324433
Warranty is for one year. Mine was made in Slovenia. Pancake batter, egg whites, whipping cream with just the mixer. If you get the optional blender attachment, you can crush ice, fruit, and all of the things a blender will do. I would guess that it is BPA free because the mixing bowl is hard and BPA is added to make plastic pliable. I can not answer that question definitively, but if that is an issue get the stainless steel bowl.
1947139
Hi, I am not sure about the warranty. I bought the item about 1 year ago and it works great. It looks very nice and the color changes with the temperature. It does make a little bit of noise the motor inside, it's kind of like a buzzzzz. Withe the time you get used to it. I think is good for the price. Good luck.
21330
Yes. I've had no trouble with this. I love this blender; it's great for making soups.
976522
Yes there are. It is easy but a little intimidating but I did do it successfully! Now I have two working blenders. Way cheaper then sending it to a repair place.
321392
I guess there has to be some problem with its motor,I didn't overwork for sure,just stopped suddenly.You would definitely wanna keep away from it...I am sure there are better blenders out in d market.
917520
The warranty once you activate it is 7 years full warranty. Make sure your register it when you get it. If you buy it directly from Vitamix you don't have to register it. I bought mine from Bed Bath and Beyond. They had a 20%coupon and I got off $100.00. Paid $399.00 for it and that was almost a year ago. You will enjoy it. Only get it if you are really going to use it. I am a vegan I make my own soy cheese and that mixture is really thick. A regular blender can not do what I need...Once you buy a Vitamix you will have it for a life time.
1108172
Absolutely. I paid $100 for my regular blender last December and it never worked this well. As far as just blending it's as good as the Vitamax. You can buy a 5 year warranty on it for $20. It turns anything into liquid.
1558437
In my disscussion with blendtec prior to purchase they assured me the 3 year warranty does apply.
316759
Sorry, I don't know. We gave away the blender. Not sure of the model number.
424963
The "Consumer Reports" August, 2007 issue rates blenders. The Oster BPST02-B is not rated as this is a bartender's blender without a lot of home blender options like "pulse" (that works well for knocking down chunks of ice cream into the blades). Note that all the blenders in the CR issue have one year warranties except for the $400.00 Vita-Mix that has a 7 year warranty. The Oster BPST02-B has a three-year warranty, two years longer than almost all other blenders, and an all metal drive and heavy duty cord. So it's a work-horse blender like those used in bars to make Margaritas, etc. and should be good for completely pulverizing ice cubes. It's also noisy like restaurant grade, bar blenders. As for the horsepower to watts conversion, the other blenders may use a different way of calculating wattage values--a question for engineering or physicist types.
161257
I just purchased the KSB560 version of this blender (same model with less expensive finish). I plugged in the blender new out of the box, and all the red lights came on and flashed. I couldn't get the motor to come on at all. I had to replace it and this one appears to work fine, but my initial experience (and stories from others having similar experiences) make we wonder whether this is one of those rare occasions where it would actually be worth buying an extended warranty.
1261396
I've had this blender for about a year and a half and the part of the shaft that holds the blade on has worn down so that blades will no longer stay attached. I just called the phone number listed here (888-642-5534), told them my problem, and they are supposedly shipping me a new shaft. They didn't give me any trouble - great customer service! I guess I will have to wait and see if I actually get it, but based on my experience so far, I would suggest you calling the company.
20225
Not sure of warranty, because I can't find the brochure; but I have had mine for 18 months and it works great. I do find that some brands of milk don't froth as well as others, we use whole milk - so I stick to the ones I know work. I wonder if the fat content has something to do with it? But we love it, very easy to clean and is much faster and makes better froth than our espresso machine's wand frother.