The Sunbeam / Oster Genuine Replacement Blender Thermal Jar # 084147-000-089 fits models 6635 6637 6654 6645 6664 6686 6696 6801 4090 4093-8 4094 4096 4125 4126 4127 4128 4134 4648 6010 6627 6640 6641 6642 6643 6644 6646 6662 6663 6667 6668 6675 6676 6677 6684 6805 6808 6848 6849 6851 6853 6881 0041
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 Oster 6830 Core 10-Speed Blender, White
Oster 10 Speed White Blender with Cube Glass JarSunday, May 10, 2009 8 oz mini jar with lid for Oster & Osterizer blenders.
8 ounce mini plastic jar with lid. Used to grind coffee, spices, baby food, and more. Fits ALL Oster blenders, Osterizers and Oster Kitchen Centers.Customer Review: VERY USEFUL
THE MINI JAR IS VERY USEFUL FOR SMALL JOBS. IT IS GREAT FOR MAKING BABY FOOD.
Saturday, May 9, 2009 Sunbeam / Oster 83896011329 Blender Jar Cover (Round)
The Sunbeam / Oster 83896011329 Blender Jar Cover (Round) fits models 4126 0041Thursday, May 7, 2009 Sunbeam / Oster 83896011329 Blender Jar Cover (Round)
The Sunbeam / Oster 83896011329 Blender Jar Cover (Round) fits models 4126 0041Friday, April 24, 2009 Oster 2609 250-Watt Variable Speed Hand Blender, White with Sterling Silver
br- Powerful 250 watt motor br- 2 speeds allow you to make the perfect blend br- Stainless steel s-blade br- Ergonomically designed for comfortable mixing br- Bonus blending cup and storage coverCustomer Review: Throw-away
We received this hand blender as a gift and were very happy with it until the gear that drives the blade shaft stripped out it is apparently a cheap plastic gear. If that one part were made better the thing would probably be a nice appliance. I tried the Oster service center and couldn't even get a replacement part. The guy on the phone said that most of the hand blenders were purchased on a "throw-away basis". It would be nice if they would advertise that fact. "Buy this blender and throw it away a few months later!" They probably wouldn't sell to well.
Customer Review: Also had problems
I also used this mixer for mixing powder drinks with milk. I had problems after a few months with the metal blade shaft seizing up, and eventually flakes of what appeared to be metal started showing up in the milk.
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