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Chris Smith

Chris Smith

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

We really like using our Breville HotCup VKJ318 - it was a great product, and as someone with disabilities, it made life much easier. But when the start button wore out (a small, detachable plastic piece), I discovered something shocking: Breville doesn’t sell spare parts for it. Instead of offering a simple replacement for a part that is clearly designed to be removable, they told me my only option was to buy a whole new unit - for around £60! Their "gesture of goodwill"? A £10 discount - even though I could buy a new one elsewhere for £55. Breville made me think they were going to help - by asking for photos, proof of purchase, and even my shipping address - only to turn around and say ‘Sorry, out of warranty, buy a new one.’ Why waste my time if they had no intention of fixing the issue? Just another company that would rather force you to buy new than offer simple, cheap spare parts." To make things even more frustrating, the button is clearly designed to be replaced - it has a guide piece to align it and slots where it fits in perfectly. But instead of selling a simple spare part, Breville forces you to replace the whole machine. Why manufacture it this way if they won’t support repairs?" I reached out to Breville’s CEO, Jim Clayton, hoping for a reasonable solution, but the company flat-out refused to do anything. It’s disappointing that a brand this big is actively encouraging waste, environmental harm, and unnecessary spending rather than providing basic, affordable spare parts. If you're considering buying a Breville product, be aware: when a tiny part breaks, they expect you to throw the whole thing away and buy another. Avoid them if you care about customer service, sustainability, or basic fairness.

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