garri77762
Good people tell me ---- Bought Kenwood 350 --- Excellent x / n. bakes beautifully. But after 7 months the stirrer shaft fell out. I handed it over to the store. I bought Moulinex 1000 --- bullshit. The top crust is not baked, and in general the bread comes out lumpy. But again the same trouble - at first it began to flow through the shaft, and then again the mixer shaft fell out. Good people tell me --- it's just that I'm unlucky or is it a feature of x / n --- the shaft falls out.
Damage ---- Is the defect covered by the warranty or the warranty workshop will write it off as fur damage.
Gallka
And where does the actual thought that it is not a guarantee case, Kenwood, as I understand it, you donated not for free?
I don’t think that the stirrer shaft falling out is a feature of all HP-ek or at least a feature of these two models specifically, perhaps it really didn’t succeed, but maybe "usual battering" - when I see how one lady puts a bucket into the oven and retrieves it back, then I am sincerely surprised that she has not yet ripped everything out by the roots.
yaKachka
Whether the defect is a warranty case or the warranty workshop will write it off as fur damage.
Shaft falls out or leaks - definitely a warranty case - don't even hesitate. The only thing is, is the guarantee not over yet?
If the stove is still under warranty, I advise you to return it back to the store (by law, you have the right to do so during the warranty period), indicating in the statement that you refuse to replace parts and repair. I returned two of my Mulinex stoves (of different models) bought in the same store - the first one after 3 months of use (I baked very strongly even on a light crust), and the second one after 5 months - the bucket began to leak. It seems that Moulinex simply does not know how to make stoves, practically one marriage is underway.
If your warranty period has expired, then I can only advise you to change the bucket, but for your own.

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