Breville blender blades and parts
Which blade and other parts each of the 7 Breville blenders sold in Australia takes, with dated prices from 1 Australian seller.
Showing 7 of 7 Breville models · grouped by part
Boss To Go seal blade kittakes SP0008980
Super Q personal blender cup and blade kit (from PDC 1909)takes SP0026521
Fresh to Go blade assemblytakes SP0110070
Kinetix Aero blade assemblytakes SP0000394
Kinetix Pro seal blade kittakes SP0000489
How to change the blade on your Breville blender
Steps for the Super Q personal blender cup and blade kit (from PDC 1909) (SP0026521), the blade 2 Breville models take.
No clear video for this blade yet. The steps cover it.
- 1Turn the blender off and unplug it at the wall, then lift the personal blender cup off the motor base.
- 2Let the cup cool before you open it, then turn it upright and carefully unscrew the blade from the base of the cup. The blades are sharp.
- 3Check your PDC on the rating label: from 1909 use this kit; earlier machines take the Blade Personal SP0025007.
- 4Fill the new cup no higher than its MAX mark and screw the blade on firmly before blending.
Different steps for Boss To Go seal blade kit · Different steps for Super Q personal blender blade (before PDC 1909) · Different steps for Kinetix Aero blade assembly · Different steps for Kinetix Pro seal blade kit · Different steps for Fresh to Go blade assembly
After fitting the new blade
No reset: the Super Q has no blade reminder.
Common questions
- What happens if I don't change the blade?
- Blunt blades blend more slowly and leave chunks.
- Is there anything to do after changing the blade on a Breville blender?
- No reset: the Super Q has no blade reminder.
All 7 Breville blenders we list, A to Z
Brand names describe compatibility only; FitMatch is independent of Breville. Fitment sources are recorded on every model page.