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“The Russell Hobbs 10008 Breadman Pro makes very good...”
★★☆☆☆
written by on 23/07/2008
The Russell Hobbs 10008 Breadman Pro makes very good bread - or did until it started sticking to bread pan. once the bread started sticking to the bread pan, was unable to get a replacement - and it now leaks so can't use timer. Have to replace everything.
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“We have had some very good loaves but yesterday our...”
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written by Gary Wilson on 31/10/2005
We have had some very good loaves but yesterday our Russell Hobbs 10008 Breadman Pro died just beyond its years warranty which has left a sour taste indeed.
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“After exactly one year of owning the Russell Hobbs...”
★★★☆☆
written by correlejco on 05/03/2005
After exactly one year of owning the Russell Hobbs 10008 Breadman Pro, one tiny bearing at the bottom of the baking tin needed replacement. Not available as a spare part - but the baking tin is - at only £55 + VAT + carriage. So you spend £80 every year to keep a £90 appliance going? - I don't think so.
This is a throw-away item. It's designed to last a year and they've got it spot-on. Well done, Russell Hobbs - but you're not selling me another one!
Webbllangarron's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 28/08/2008
Yep, me too, joining the ranks of those having to throw the machine away for want of a spare loaf pan. Spindle seals worn out, just like everyone else. I shan't be buying another Russell Hobbs either, but going to the Panasonic which I originally wanted but which was unavailable due to demand 6 years ago!
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Johnt55's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 22/02/2008
I've had a similar experience. The metal spindle holding the paddle has worn away so that when making bread it gets contaminated with ground up black rubber. I haven't been able to find a spare replacement.
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Carlypatters's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 13/02/2008
Amazing how experiences differ isn't it? We bought our Breadman Pro at the end of 2002 and it's still going strong - just the non-stick surface beginning to stick after, say, 600 or so loaves. It makes wonderful bread and was our third breadmaker purchase, neither of the previous two having lasted a year. There yer go!
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305458_Bonski's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 18/08/2007
Having sung the praises of my Breadman to all and sundry I am now having to back track as it recently had to be put out of service due to a disintegrated paddle bearing. Russell Hobbs spares department curtly informed me it was now obsolete and I would have to buy a new breadmaker. I can assure you it will not be a Russell Hobbs breadmaker or any other Russell Hobbs item. I thought we were supposed to be recycling and reusing our electrical goods!
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Prdorrell's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 11/02/2006
Our BreadmanPro seams to have the same problem ... the bearing for the mixer paddle is very stiff and the loaf isn't getting mixed properly. So it's reassuring to know that I'm not the only one experiencing this type of problem.
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Mrs R M Bond's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 21/09/2005
I agree that trying to get a spare part is hopeless. I wouldn't have bought it had I known. The part I want is so easy to replace, even my grandchildren could do it.
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210390_Kponey's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 16/09/2005
I totally agree with this review, the same thing happened to us and also the plastic bread paddle became looser and looser as the plastic started to wear away, in the end it just wouldn't mix at all. So we ended up with 3.5 hours of squeaky ball-bearings for a flat, unmixed loaf! Russell Hobbs are absolute robbers for not supplying spares at a good price - Morphy Richards have got this bang on and i've just bought one of their breadmakers as I refuse to give Russell Hobbs any more money.
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Busybee7
on 18th April 2020
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Does anyone know if you can still purchase a kneeding blade for this machine? Is there a UK or any company that will post to me?
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on 18th October 2019
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I have accidently cut through the power cable, is it possible to relace the power cable?
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jeanbarb
on 3rd March 2014
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I've been using this bread maker for almost 11 years with no problems. Recently on the odd occasion, not every time, the bread is awful, like a heavy brick and not risen much. I wait for the machine to cool down, make another loaf and it`s fine! Thought at first it was the paddle and because they are now no longer available, I bought another Russell Hobbs machine but its nowhere near as good. It seems perhaps the loaf is not rising enough, has anyone else had this problem?
It puzzles me why it doesn't happen every time if there is a fault with the machine.
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Bambie's Response to correlejco's Review
Written on: 01/07/2005
I think a lot of company's assume people know that we live in the throw away age.
<br>So many new variations of items come on the market year after year and some people like to keep up with the latest piece of equipment. I believe we should be told the average time an item should last and I also believe that the item should be guaranteed for that same length of time