Fixing a smoking Magimix blender

[@MrBobWareham]

It's probably too late, as you will have reassembled it buy now, but you can purchase a cleaning block to clean the armature, or you can use a fin grit paper, but it looks like oil on your brushes from a leaking bearing, hope your fix works for you. Bob in the UK

[@repairchannel]

Thank you for that tip! It is still working, but if it starts smoking again I will have a look for a cleaning block.

[@Mobin92]

Magimix be like: "Huh? Why would there be a brush made of carbon in our blender!??"

[@georgeprout42]

Excellent. Magimix with the "we wont tell" attitude is now on my "do not recomment" list. I volunteer at repair cafes and often get blenders. The conversation often goes into "what brand do you recommend". Well, i never recommend. But I'm always happy to give really bad brand examples and why I personally would never buy them 😂

[@repairchannel]

:) - My idea exactly. Do you know of any blender brands that are easy to repair?

[@gerl9869]

Nice job you did.. I had doubts about the coupler, but you succeeded. Still the question remains: where did the smoke come from..? Dirty collector? It looks fine....

[@repairchannel]

Thank you! Good question, but I don't know to be honest. Maybe the collector indeed, or the brushes, these could have created some friction and decide to evaporate part of themselves.