Cuisinart Blade Update
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Comments (18)Great find! There is a thrift shop at the end of my alley that benefits the old folks home across the street. When items don't sell or have some damage they put them in the dumpster. Walking the dog 2-3 years ago I noticed a great looking chandelier in the box. Perfect for my dining room. Dad zoomed home to get the car as the baby was heavy (solid brass) and I stood guard with Dylan until he came back. Some guy comes out of his yard and was going to take it, but I let him know it was MINE! This guy dives in often and into the donation box also, then has a garage sale several time in the summer. My free chandelier cost me glass bulb covers and $500 for the electrician. And for kicks I checked an upscale lighting store. Same lamp was selling for $2500!...See MorePSA: Cuisinart food processor recall (4-rivet blades)
Comments (14)>>> "I won't hold my breath on receiving it over the holidays, though, and will just have to re-work my cooking/baking agenda"<<< I'll echo what Cavimum said. Note that on Chowhound's similar thread, a user reported the blade breakage happened to him several years ago. Pictures are provided for anybody interested. (Link is here.) He also states: "you can allay your fears by examining the blade each time before and after you use it. The cracks form on the narrow sides next to the rivets, and if there are no cracks, you're good for that day: the problem takes a while to get serious." While Cavimum and I think that approach is sufficiently reassuring for our own "cooking/baking agendas" while waiting for the replacement, YMMV. FWIW, I was able to get through to the Cusinart site this morning by using this direct url: https://recall.cuisinart.com/...See MorePSA: Cuisinart food processor recall (4-rivet blades)
Comments (42)Just ordered my replacement blade a few minutes ago as my processor has been in storage for the past year! I was told that it would be 2-4 months before the replacement blade arrives!...See MoreCuisinart processor blade recall
Comments (58)Me too. For reference, I'm the one who very quickly received a replacement a couple of weeks after registering in December. They just sent the wrong blade. There was a flurry of correspondence in the first week of January with a written promise to send the correct blade when it became available. Today, (six months later) I was e-mailed the following update: "Valued Customer, "Thank you for your inquiry. According to our records, your blade won'"t [SIC] ship out until after June sometime. Now this is just an estimate and you could be receiving it a lot sooner than that. If you have any further questions please reply, with all previous correspondences attached, to this email. We invite you to call our Customer Service Department at 1-800-726-0190. Please keep in mind the Customer Service Agent will not have access to your e-mail information. The hours of operation are 7 AM -11 PM EST Monday through Friday and 9 AM - 5:30 PM on Saturdays and Sundays, excluding major holidays." FWIW, my original blade is still fine apart from seeming to be starting to dull a bit after 15 years use. Otherwise, I might be more annoyed about the length of time it is taking to get the replacement....See More- 9 years ago
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