I need parts for my machine and I was told to use my hand book, but when I bought my machine itwas made by McCullough and they are now out of business. So the hand book does me no good. So now where do I go?
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My manual for the Eco-Shredder lists the manufacturer as Durostar. Address: 1669 Puddingstone Drive, La Verne, CA 91750. Phone 800-629-3325. Email customer_service@maxtool.com. Might be worth giving them a try, although who knows whether the newer parts would be compatible...
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We have had so many problems with this machine. We ended up going the replacement route through mail the mail and shipping the first one back. Little to say problem was never resolved. I do not know what to tell you but using the replacement route seemed to be the best way as long as you ship back what they wanted, etc... To Hubby it was comparable as to getting a new one, I didn't though, I didn't like the whole idea of a product not working as it was supposed to. Good luck to you I hope you find peace in what ever path you choose.
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good luck cause I couldn't get replacement for mine either. I e-mailed the manufacturer and they never responded. Amazon gave me some credit and we just are making do with it since I still have most of the pieces. Looks like you can get someone to make something out of wood tho if you know a carpenter. Bad deal for these things!
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Greeting, Try www.millwaulkee handtrucks.com. A quick look shows they have repair parts. Best Andy
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I was able to order a new basket a year or so ago. I couldn't find where I found it, so I googled it and found some information:Try this:CONTACTUS4@TOASTMASTER.COMPlease contact us if we can be of further assistance at the address listed on this email or through our Consumer Relations Department at (800)233-9054 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (CST). Thank you, we appreciate your business. Salton, Inc. Consumer Relations Department
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I didn't find parts either, not from shark anyway. They only offer to fix it for shipping costs, if it's still under warranty. They also offered a replacement at a discounted cost. I bet if you research the motor, you can probably get brushes or bearings. I couldn't find the armature at a worth while price. That's what went bad on mine. I threw it on a shelf and cut my losses. What part do you need? Maybe I can send it to you if it's not crapped out on mine. :) Chris
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I am having the same problem with getting the cleaning supplies. I had thought to contact the maker and see if it would be possible to get on their auto delivery. I'm not sure if they will do that since the purchase was from Amazon and not direct from the company. If you would like when I find out I will leave a post in case you are interested in doing the same. I am really glad to see you share my feelings on the performance of this wonderful little machine. I can't say enough good about it. Reba
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I have a 1970s bar mixer. Hamilton Beach said that they did not have replacement parts available and wanted to sell me a new product. Decided to take a chance and ordered the replacement blade assembly, and found out that they are basically all the same, except for the quality. The blade assembly that I ordered was a commercial one that has lasted a lot longer than the one previous to it. For what little they cost, if you like the mixer that you have, I'd take a chance and see if it'll fit. Hope this helps.
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I had nothing but trouble with my machine. Talked to a Singer repairman. To quote "you bought the singer because your mom had a singer and you knew it was a good, reliable brand, right?" I answered yes. He said "singer use to be a good machine. the company sold to some business in China. They are making pieces of junk and selling them to people who think singer is a great machine based on the past. Once everyone catches on to the fact that they are no longer good machines they will dump them." Sorry I bought the machine. Sorry you bought the machine. I purchased a viking and am very happy.
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I personally don't have parts, but, most things can be fixed by the buyer, but... if your machine is under warranted, contact the Manufacturer, not the seller. If you try fixing it yourself, and screw it up (I know nobody does that), it will probably void the warranted. Then you will be stuck paying some one to fix it. You will then know that it's cheaper to buy one than fix it. You can get parts by contacting either the seller, or the Manufacturer, or any place that carries Yard Machine parts.
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Your assembly instruction pages that came with the bookcase...Look on those...somewhere there should be an 800 number to contact the company directly for replacement parts. If there is no information on those pages, then I'm sorry, I don't know what else to suggest.
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As far as I know the only place is the company (danby.com or whatever their website is). The local dealer ordered the machine from the company for me, and they did not stock any parts.
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honestly after many problems with replacement parts that were not Cuisinart products, I would recommend you contact the 800# at Cuisinart and order parts directly from them. The replacement parts are not made as well as original Cuisinart parts. I made this mistake and no longer use my DLC model. Used to be my favorite appliance in the kitchen, but not any more. Sorry, just being honest.
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I have several set of their toys. I need the small wheel from the airplane set and a few nuts and bolts. How can a toy company not able to let customers order spare parts?!?! Battat, are you listening?
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EdgeStar has videos on periodical maintenance and other issues. If you still have your operators manual, it should have an address, phone number, web contact point, etc. May l ask what happened to your original basket, or do you have mischevious kids like l had, lol. Another suggestion is shop at your various office, hardware dot depots. Personally l'd dig out the manual and get with EdgeStar for 2 replacement baskets, one for a spare. Good luck, they should be able to fix you up, l've owned my ice maker for 2yrs, Great machine, it's never let me down, minus power failures ......
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Yep. You should contact the company. They'll probably mail you some. I've had good luck getting parts for large items like this and it typically comes very fast. Look for a piece of paper that says something along the lines of "Do not return to store if parts missing." It usually has the contact info you need.
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No idea.Oliver has a forum, you can try there.Oliver may have some hardware software issues that appear after months of use. Unless they have been scrubbed quite a few posts should still be on the forum regrading those problems.If you have the money invest in a better machine. If you intend to use the cnc a lot the investment pays off.Or build your own.A different machine allows for a wider variety of materials to be worked with and allows for better software to be used in conjunction with the machine.