Vitamix Wet Blade アセンブリ

Good working

Las aspas de mi vaso dejaron de funcionar y no podía encontrar la pieza sola para cambiarla. Solo como consejo, fijarse bien en el modelo que viene en sus aspas para saber si es compatible con su vaso

The container of my Vitamix 5200 started leaking from the bottom several months ago. First it was just a tiny leak. I though it was from me not tightening the retainer nut enough after removing it to get a thorough wash. So ... I tightened it some more. Still leaked. Oh well ... not a big deal. Just wipe up the Vitamix top after each use. Well, it continued to get worse through the months until it was just a continual drip. Yeah ... I don't think I'm going to be blending anything with this anymore! So, in looking for a solution, I figured I'll try just replacing the rubber gasket in the blade assembly. Hey, don't judge - it's a $3 vs. a $65 fix. Can't hurt to try, right? Well, as you might have guessed, it wasn't it. Finally sucked it up and bought the wet blade assembly. It was easy to replace once I got the retainer nut off. I soaked the container itself in some vinegar for a while to get off all the build-up first. The new one doesn't sit flushed against the retainer nut -- it sinks down maybe 1/32"? Not a big deal as long as it doesn't leak on me! Been using it every morning now for a few days and it's holding up well.

I needed to replace my Vitamix cutters as they had jammed. With the aid of the Vitamix spanner, which is essential to remove the retaining ring, this was a very quick job to do. My Vitamix is now up and running without the need for an expensive new jug.

Works great!