Blendtec Commercial Repair

Thank you for helping us reduce electronic waste and wanting to breath new life into your out-of-warranty Blendtec blender.

Please ensure you had a chat with our customer service team before placing an order for a repair as a free-of-charge phone call might be able to resolve the issue remotely, thus not requiring a repair at all.  We pride ourselves with having a 5/5 star rating across every independent review website.  We aim to exceed expectation and will always try to get the units back to you as fast and as economical as possible as possible.  Over 85% of our Blendtec sales come through ‘word of mouth’, thanks in part to the speed and quality of the service we provide.

How do I book a repair?

You can select between “Fault Detection Service”, “Level 1, 2, 3 and Level 4 Repair”.
Level 0 Repair is for units that are still within the parts warranty period and covers the labour charges, return shipping and portable appliance testing.
Level 1 Repair covers a variety of small parts such as replacing the power cable, touch pad, switch etc.
Level 2 Repair covers the majority of repairs we do.
Level 3 Repair covers the replacement of major components such as the complete motor or the circuit board.
Level 4 Repair is our refurbishment service. It covers, where required, the replacement of multiple major components such as electronics board, housing parts (sound enclosure excluded) and minor items such as power cord and touch pad. Refurbished units come with a 1 year warranty as standard.

Most error messages, such as ‘Motor-Control Error’ or ‘Overload’, can be fixed under a level 2 repair if caught early. It is important to try and not use the machine too many times if the error message is persistent.  You wouldn’t drive a car for too long if the check-engine light is on, so please make sure you get your blender in for a service if you see the same error frequently.

You will only be invoiced for the level of repair that was actually required and any over-payment will be refunded.  If the repair level exceeds what has been pre-paid, we will require payment of the difference before we can complete the repair.  All prices include shipping back to you and VAT.  All new components we instal come with a 1 year warranty.

All orders for repairs are on a ‘pre-authorisation’ basis that are 100% refundable if the repair exceeds your pre-payment threshold and you wish us to recycle* the unit instead of having it repaired. If you wish us to return the un-repaired unit instead of recycling* it, we would charge the ‘fault detection’ fee to cover labour which would be deducted from your refund.

*Recycling: We aim to salvage as many working parts as we can to reduce electric waste.  We use these to refurbish blenders that we provide to charitable projects across the country such as food banks, so hopefully this makes parting with an unrepairable unit a bit easier.

How do I ship the unit to you?

How long does the repair take?

On average, all units get repaired within 24 hours, so if it arrives on a Wednesday, we usually despatch it back to you on the Thursday with next day delivery service.  A repair with us usually only takes 1 day compared to the 26 days of our closest competitor.  If the repair would exceed the pre-paid amount, then repairs can take 2-3 days depending on how long you take to settle the outstanding balance and the unit goes back into the repair queue.  All repaired units will undergo a free portable appliance test (PAT) before being returned to you.

While jars are non-repairable, you may add jars to the shipment as well and we’ll review these free of charge if you are unsure if they are still operating as intended.

VAT Invoice 

We’ll send you an VAT invoice via e-mail as well as the tracking number once the repair is complete.  Should you have overpaid, we’ll refund the difference and it should be back in your account within 72 hours depending on payment method selected.  If you paid via bank transfer, we’ll need your account details to initiate a refund.

Notice for Blenders manufactured before 2018:
In 2017 Blendtec achieved a new milestone in quality assurance & performance when it opened its new in-house motor production line.  As part of this major upgrade, Blendtec used the opportunity to make fundamental improvements to the motor, electronics board and internal construction of the housings.  While spare parts were set aside for potential future repairs, Blendtec blenders can be found in over 150 countries which made it near impossible to forecast the number of parts needed in each country.  As such, model dependent, we may have run out of some major components.  A repair would therefore require the replacement of multiple major components as the electronics board, motor and parts of the housing would need to be replaced for compatibility reasons.