"Goomba" > wrote in message
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>> Why don't your repair it?
>
> Hmmm...good question. I guess because it still works. I just have to stand
> by when using it because all of a sudden, on its own, it will whirrrr way
> up in speed, or conversely go low. I have this image of a rubber band type
> transmission which slips and sends it into topsy turvey speed. The Oster
> kitchen center is 20 or more years old, and while it functions, I'm sort
> of jazzed for a newer machine. I tried to foist this off on a kid but he
> wasn't interested.

It was a good machine. We had one but one it broke, no more parts as they
stopped making them years ago.