Will this warranty cover a Zojirushi BB-PAC20 bread machine?
1354183
Sorry I don't know the answer to this. I was disappointed by the many conditions necessary to use the "warranty" if needed. A waste of money/wish I had not bothered with it. TA
1484381
I think so. The warranty is inside Japan, so I think you should think about it.
279932
My model is Zojirushi Supreme BB-CEC20, which I think was the next model after the PAC20 & may be a bit smaller. Both use 2-paddle pans but the baking pans are slightly different. Zojirushi lists BBP-P080 as model number for the Virtuoso's baking pan and lists BBV-P300 for the Supreme's baking pan. You probably should stick with the right model for your pan. Hope that answers your question. LS
1032822
Ozeri offers lifetime warranties on their products, I am assuming the same would be true of the pan. (I would also assuming it is against manufacture defects as is the norm with most products, but don't quote me)
1503247
I would think so. Zojirushi must use the same paddle for all bread machines. Theses two machines are very much alike!
2227651
One year. http://www.keurig.com/customer-service/brewer-registration-and-support/warranty-information
2061967
Christi, I looked on the Zojirushi web page but didn't find this model. I did find the Home Bakery Supreme® BreadmakerBB-CEC20. I think will fit that one but you should probably go to their site to make sure that is your model. If you go to this site and click on your model it has the parts on there. http://zojirushi.com/user/scripts/user/model.php?product_category_id=13I hope this helps answer your question.
309967
I can't say anything positive at the moment. I'm dealing with a replacement and frankly, I'm not too happy that I have to cover $20 in shipping to get a defective $60 mixer replaced. The mixer died (doesn't come up to speed) after 18 months of very light use.
2021866
I've owned this unit for a little more than a year and minimally, it's in use 2x per week. I've not had an issue yet with the nonstick coating of the pan or paddles yet, but, I owned a Zo for about 6 years prior to upgrading to this unit. The pan in the old unit needed to be replaced. The nonstick coating started wearing off on the old unit. I've used bread machines for 20+ years. After removing the loaf from the pan, I always fill the pan with water and dish washing detergent, place the paddles in the pan, and soak the unit for ~ an hour, before cleaning it.
2149891
I cannot remember the details of the warranty. I returned this machine because after jamming one time the timing became completely off and I was unable to get it timed correctly. I bought a Brother instead and I could not be happier.
1643129
Sorry can not help you my bread machine blew up we have different power here, they shoudl not sell to overseas people. Good luck with your search.
879686
No. I had to purchase a warranty separatly , but the machine is a little jewel !
1499554
It did fit, but after 2 bakings a weird grey material oozed off the paddle into the bread. I asked the manufacturer and they didn't answer me but they refunded the money.
959072
A Zojirushi demonstrator suggested taking the dough out after second rise/before baking, giving it a quick knead (optional), and removing the blade(s) before returning the dough to the machine. There would then be only the tiny hole from the post. It does kill the "totally automatic" routine most of us want from a breadmaker, but timeline instructions in the manual should make it easy to time.
2187482
The information I received with my toaster/oven, says there is a 5 year limited motor warranty and a 1 year limited appliance warranty.
368928
Your are very welcome Helen. I had to replace mine about 5 yrs ago, found 1 on Ebay and 3 on Craig's list so I am supplied for a while, I use mine so much I wear them out. Another very good machine is Zojirushi, it is very expensive for made to last a long time, my only objection is it has 2 kneading paddles which means 2 holes in bottom of loaf, once you get used to that it's ok but I like single paddle. I have a Zo that my husband bought for me on sale so I won't be out of machines for a few years. Think I'm down to 2 machines now. Good luck.
1836373
Yes, one year: http://www.kitchenaid.com/digitalassets/KEK1722SX/Warranty_EN.pdf