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5 questions from our users

shoomee

shoomeeasked

What is the temperature range, can you make quality ice cream and i mean quality. I got an icecream machine and the ice cream comes out all grainy and gross, the fat splits and makes it taste odd.



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Aere F

Aere Fasked

Is this machine reliable and is there a service centre in Australia if problems arise? Thanks!

1 answer
stewart.fruhwald
stewart.fruhwald

There is a authorised service agent in each state

ML58

ML58asked

Hello, are there any plastic parts inside the jug or that come into contact with food? Eg at the base, or between the blades and base? And does the jug go in the dishwasher? Many thanks.

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Kylie54
Kylie54

Mthe jug and blade is stainless, i put my jug in the dishwasher, and the lid is made from a type of plastic. I have seen somewhere that it is bpa free, possibly on FB



tasteaddicted

tasteaddictedasked

Can you tell me please, how long is the warranty for - and also the dimensions, i.e. height, width and depth?

3 answers
Kylie54
Kylie54

Hi Tasteaddicted,

The warranty is 1 year, and the measurements are 26cm wide 31 cm deed and 30cm high
Hope this helps
Ky

squishypiranha
squishypiranha

The 12 month warranty is for commercial use. The Australian Consumer Law was listed under the Consumer Warranty paperwork, which makes sense as the ACL tends to outlast most warranties now anyhow.
If you go to the ACCC website, it gives you a nice dot point list of the ACL rights you have.



tasteaddicted
tasteaddicted

Thank you!

Glenda

Glendaasked

Hi,
Is it easy to put the lid on and off? In some of the videos it looks like you have to put quite a bit of oressure to clip in the sides of the lid etc
I have arthritis, which is why I am asking.
Glenda.

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squishypiranha
squishypiranha

It has a clip on each side that you pinch to open, similar pressure to squeezing the end of a peg to open it. As it's sealed, I've found getting the lid off easy and once the clip is loose it just lifts up at the seal pushes it up.

Getting it on takes more pressure as it's sealed, but I actually use my palm of my hand and press down as it's faster and I don't have strong fingers.

So in terms of getting it off, it depends on which knuckles and motions the arthritis affects as to whether you'll have issues (eg. My aunt can squeeze things but can't twist things). If you hold a peg on it's side and squeeze the end of it to open it up, you shouldn't have an issue, and you can use your palm like I do to put the lid on.

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