Black & Decker Blender Parts — Browse All Models

If your Black & Decker blender spins the blades when empty but struggles to blend items in the jar, here’s how to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check the blade assembly. Unplug the blender and remove the jar. Inspect the blade assembly for looseness or damage. Replace the blade assembly if necessary to restore proper blending.
2. Inspect wiring connections. If the blades seem fine, unplug the blender and check the wiring connections inside. Secure any loose wires and repair damaged wires as needed.
3. Examine the motor. If the wiring connections are intact, the motor may be worn or damaged. Replace the motor to regain full blending power.

Keep your blender running like new by replacing these components:

• Jar. The blender jar holds ingredients for mixing and blending. Replace a cracked or broken jar to maintain efficiency.
• Blade assembly. The blades chop and mix ingredients in the jar. Swap out dull or damaged blades for smoother blending.
• Control panel. This panel houses buttons and switches that let you select blending speeds and start or stop the blender. Replace it if buttons stop responding.
• Power cord. The power cord supplies electricity to the blender. Replace a damaged or frayed cord to ensure safe operation.
• Motor. The motor drives the blades to blend ingredients. A faulty motor can affect blending performance and should be replaced.

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