Breville Blenders - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

correct - replacing the cord is suggested and simple.

FIXED IT - It's the screws on the bottom of the jar assembly, where the blades are attached. There are 4 Torx screws - star-shaped - and when these come loose over time the Blender will start to operate only sometimes. Eventually it will be never. Tighten these four screws and everything will be fine!

Me too!

match it up at any hardware store

Question moved from Cameras to Breville blenders. I would take them up on their offer. They will send you a new one. Many of the parts for yours are Obsolete or Not Available, and it appears that the motor unit, the third part down on the right is not for sale at all! https://www.ereplacementparts.com/breville-800blxl-diecast-hemisphere-blender-parts-c-116052_116053_116064.html https://www.google.com/search?q=Breville+800BLXL+replacement+motor ..

Time for a new one! It is obsolete and virtually no parts are available. https://www.ereplacementparts.com/breville-bbl600xl-ikon-blender-parts-c-116052_116053_296083.html https://www.google.com/search?q=bbl600xl+stops ..

Its speed regulator electronic circuit inside is faulty. There is a control circuit to determine the time and speed of the blender. It will contain a pre-programmed IC. This board is nor a repairable one. It should be replaced as card basis. Its one touch pulse only energises. No other speed regulation section does not works, and the IC related to this is faulty. Normaly pre-programmed; otherwise known as {PIC} ICs are programmed by the manufacturing company, and will be difficult to get from outside electronic spare-part market. So you have to contact the Breville service center to get this device repaired.

Most blender / mixers have one safety switch per jug. If your BBL300 has one jug then it should have one small switch where the jug's locking tabs will lock the jug into position. This is usually visible as a small plastic piece (may be black in color) just under an L-shaped groove on the base. This is a "Normally-Open" switch, so that only something pressing the switch lever will switch it on. No jug no work. You need jug. You can test the spindle & motor by switching on (low speed) then use a flat plastic tool (eg a plastic spoon handle) to press this switch tab in. If it starts, motor is good, then you can buy a jug to fit.

Most food processor / mixer / blender models that I've seen work in tandem. On my Salton, for example, start-up runs both the blender / smoothie jug and the larger chopper / slicer on the right. If your model does not have separate controls, then not possible.

The internal rechargeable batteries may have failed. Even when not used, the electrolyte can leak out, weakening the Ah capacity. If not still under warranty, see if you can remove the housing and check if cells have a white, crusty residue, which means they have leaked. If no screws are visible, splitting the two halves of a hand-blender can be a mission - sometimes needing to squeeze one cover-side in a padded vice to release internal hooks.

https://www.brevilleusa.com/ I suggest you go to the company's website and look up your tea maker. You might have to call the company as well to find a replacement for your glass jug. Best I can do. Semper Fi, Z

Try customer service/or utube

Try the Breville Webb site for spares, if no longer available try charity shops you may get A nearly new mechine for £20/25. We got our coffee mechine from Heart Foundation shop for £10 does us well user daily.

I have the same problem. 4 of the screws underneath are star-shaped and you will need the appropriate screwdriver for it. I purchased a "set" with heaps to choose from. The other 6 or so are normal. Don't forget to remove the rubber feet and get to the screws under there, too.

Hope that helps! I've had mine apart 3 times trying to fix this problem. Hint: It's probably not the power cord - I tried that already. If you figure it out, let me know, because I'd love to fix mine!

sound like the motor has had it.

Mine does this as well... 5 seconds of operation and then OFF.
My guess is this is a fail safe where the blender is turning itself off to avoid overheating and what could potentially cause this overheating is the blender is struggling to turn the blades. What could cause this struggling of turning the blades I am guessing is a lack of oil in the blades rotating parts.
If you hold the circular blade part and turn it, you'll probably find that its hard to turn? Mine is... and I oiled it up a bit and found I got a bit more usage out of it... although only temporarily.
Ideally I need to pull it apart and oil it properly.

My BBL600XL stopped working because of a blown fuse. You need to remove the phillips and torx head screws out of the bottom. Then remove the base. There you will clearly see a fuse on the circuit board.

It appears to be a 10A 250V fuse.

There is a 10 Amp thermal fuse (SF129E) that is supposed to create an open circuit when the motor windings exceed 133 C degrees. Although this fuse should close again when the motor cools down it can become perminantly damaged. Locate the fuse by following the black leads from the coltrol board to the motor brushes. It's inside a cloth insulating sheath secured against the windings with a metal strap and two ty-raps. I bypassed the fuse with a wire instead of replacing it. It would probably just blow again sooner or later. p.s. you need a T10 Torx screw driver to disassemble (screws under rubber feet) $3 at ACE hardware.