Waring Blenders - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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remove the rubber feet pads and discover the screws

If you think you need to replace it, first make sure you can get the part. then look for a parts breakdown at an online parts store. If that doesn't help you will have to hunt and peck to figure it out. Do not be too aggressive, though after all these years things will be stuck.

Hello, Carla -For all electric blenders the rubber gasket is placed between the glass or plastic blender container and the rotor with the blades.The assembly is easy to recall when one realizes the rubber gasket is the seal for keeping liquids leaking out of the blender.See the image here (it's for a Black and Decker, but the assembly is the same):http://stainless-steel.us/12-pictures-of-baby-bullet-blender-instructions/black-and-decker-blender-assembly-instructions/The image here shows the assembly for a Waring blender (different model than yours):https://www.etundra.com/restaurant-parts/parts-diagrams/waring-bb140-bb150-bb240-bb250-bar-blender-parts/Best wishes.

Dear Katie, If your machine has a belt inside, it is probably bad. However, most do not. I am suspecting you have a bad bearing inside the machine, and the burning smell is wires; in the which case, please do not use this machine again until it is repaired, so you do not experience a fire. God bless your efforts,.

There are many epoxy resin based products designed to reclaim worn and broken machinery which used with care and wisdom can produce good results even with rotating components. Obviously a replacement part or a shop repair would be the best option but if that isn't possible then it would be worth trying one of the above products. I think an epoxy putty or a high viscosity type would be the most suitable.

Check and see if your blender was made in China. If so, the chances are really slim for a finding parts for a fix. If it was made in the USA, try "e-bay" for parts. If you need a parts list, you will need to find one first. Also, type Waring Blender into your search engine on your computer, to see if a dealer or repair place has a web-site. God bless your efforts.

Go to www.webstaurantstore.com They have all the parts. I have these blenders for my my nutrition club and this is the only place I have found parts at very reasonable prices.

I'm no expert but in my experience if it leaking at the bottom then either the jar /carafe has a few chips or cracks around the hole in the bottom that the blade fits through and in that case you need to replace the jar and your blade assembly may still be good and can be moved to a new jar/carafe. Or the blade assembly has come loose a little and need to be tightened or some the washers (usually the rubber ones) have worn out and need to be replaced. There's plenty of explanation here at amazon and else where on how to replace the assembly blade, move it to a new jar and tighten it down, etc. Hope this helps!

what is it your trying to replace

My Waring 51BL16 is having difficulty blending and some mechanism on the inside keeps spinning once the blender has been turned off...any ideas?

The most likely cause here is the motor brushes are going bad. That is dependent on how old it is and how many times it has been used. If this is new it should be replaced under warranty.

It would be the height of good luck if the device is worth repairing. Replacement motor components like many other replacements, are prohibitively expensive and can be difficult to locate. Usually it is much cheaper to replace the appliance. First it must be dismantled and thoroughly examined. If there are any electronics involved that happened to survive, they are unlikely to be reliable over the long-term as it is inevtable they have been over-stressed and probably seriously weakened. The motor is likely to have run at a greater speed than it was designed for... If the device or appliance is a premium quality unit and the repair is simple and cheap, such as a repairable circuit board, it would be worth taking a chance. Your first task is to gather the information you need to make a decision - list of parts, prices, availability, time factor...