Sheila
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The thread discusses experiences related to a clicking sound produced by a new S&B Spinner when pumped while empty. Participants share their observations and concerns regarding this noise and compare it to their experiences with other similar products.
Views differ regarding the normalcy of the clicking sound, with some participants confirming similar experiences while others express uncertainty about whether it is typical behavior for the product.
Participants are sharing personal experiences with the S&B Spinner, particularly focusing on the sound it makes when used empty, and comparing it to their experiences with other products.
Consultants who are considering the S&B Spinner or those who have recently acquired one may find this discussion relevant to their experiences and concerns.
Sheila said:So I FINALLY have my hands on one of these and it makes a weird clicking sound when you pump it (empty, haven't put food in it yet). Is that normal? My S&B Spinner doesn't make that noise.
The clicking sound in your new S&B Spinner could be due to the mechanism settling in or a slight misalignment of the parts. It's common for new kitchen tools to make unusual noises as they are used for the first few times.
Yes, some noise can be expected when using the S&B Spinner, especially during the initial uses. However, if the clicking sound is excessively loud or accompanied by other issues, it may require further inspection.
If the clicking sound is consistent and does not affect the performance of the spinner, it is likely normal. However, if you notice any difficulty in operation or if the sound is accompanied by unusual resistance, it may indicate a problem that needs to be addressed.
If the clicking sound continues after several uses or if you have concerns about its performance, consider contacting Pampered Chef customer service for assistance. They can provide guidance and help determine if a replacement is necessary.
While some noise is normal, ensuring that all parts are properly assembled and that the spinner is used according to the instructions can help minimize any clicking sounds. Regular cleaning and maintenance can also contribute to smoother operation.