KENWOOD Callmaster Parts List | BigWarehouse Spares (2024)

David (Alexandria NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove the old valve, put plumber tape around the thread of the new valve and screw in until tight.

Tools Required:

17mm

Alan (ALEXANDRIA NSW)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

Comments:

Watch a u-tube video

Tools Required:

Screwdrivers small shifter

(Cranbourne South VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Pull apart then replace part

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Susan (PORT MELBOURNE VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Easy just slots straight in

Tools Required:

None

Victor (BOSSLEY PARK NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Just pull out the pin for old handle and fit the new handle, then re insert the retaining pin.

Tools Required:

Side cutter pliers to pull the pin out and a little hammer to refit the pin

Michael (MIAMI QLD)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Very easy to swap the part out with the replacement after taking the back off (remember to disconnect the power).

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Wilma (Glenmore Park NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

The parts fitted perfectly. Funny thing happened. My Nespresso machine died last week. I have brought the same Breville machine. The parts fitted the new machine so I have parts to replace when needed.

Tools Required:

None

Kate (Wondunna QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Hard

Parts used:

Comments:

Needed excess force to fit the parts.

Tools Required:

Pliers hammer screwdriver

Cecily (Machans Beach QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Insert your bro channels

Tools Required:

None

Sihambile (Mount Louisa QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Need for attention to detail when taking telephone inquiries, would minimize client ordering wrong parts

Tools Required:

None

Hilary (Cowwarr VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Just push it back into the control panel .

Tools Required:

None

Milton (MARYBOROUGH QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

I just had to unscrew the rear cover then remove screws on the water valve, disconnect the wiring, then the water pipes, then insert new part. Very easy.

Tools Required:

Phillips screwdriver, pliers to release, then lock water pipe, clamps.

James (Chermside West QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

First switch off the power to the oven. Remove oven from its mounting and then start unscrewing fans and replacing with the new ones supplied

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Joseph (ATTWOOD VIC)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Very easy simply unclip the old seal and replace the new one

Tools Required:

None

Philip (Chapel Hill QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove nuts holding element

Tools Required:

Philips screwdriver and small socket set

Warren (Bethania QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove the detergent door and fit spring, then re fit door.

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Caroline (Mororo NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

I had a broken bowl and lid to my food processor, the part I ordered was broken on arrival, a new one was send straight away. Still need to order a lid at extra charge and freight.

Tools Required:

Nil

Teresa (Mount Charles SA)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Opening up tub. Then replacing each damper. It was easy.

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Peter (Craigburn Farm SA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Was a bit taken aback when I need to use a t2 screw driver but once panel was exposed the change over of part was straight forward.

Tools Required:

T2 screwdriver

Roman (Pimpama QLD)

Repair Time: 60min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Swap is straight forward take photos prior and remove wires one at the time.

Tools Required:

A screwdriver and long nose pliers

Terry (Mansfield QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Compressor capacitor was a simple unplug and replug fitment.

Tools Required:

Screwdriver to take out rear panel screws.

Andrew (Modbury Heights SA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Part that was ordered fit correctly and works well

Tools Required:

No tools required

Stephen (Kellyville NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Use replacement part in place of original steam valve

Tools Required:

None

Victor (HORTON QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Not easy to extricate old switch, brute force needed

Tools Required:

Pliers and screwdriver

Andrew ( British Columbia)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

5 screws to remove the top of the machine 4 screws to remove the part, all fit back together perfectly.

Tools Required:

2 phillips screwdriver and an adjustable wrench.

Andy (Kallaroo WA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Watch youtube for easiest method

Tools Required:

Philips screwdriver

Ross (Cairns QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

Comments:

Disconnect the original part using a 16mm spanner and adjustable wrench. There is a loss of a small amount of gas before the schroder valve shuts off however this is minimal. The electrical connection is a simple pull out-push in three pin plug into the main pcb board.

Tools Required:

16mm spanner and adjustable wrench.

Dave (Highbury SA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Screw handle into freezer door

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Peter (Belrose NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Simple opening of front cover and removing old filters (slide out of mounting grooves) insert new filters

Tools Required:

None - cover swings up on pivot pins and locks into position while open.

Koksiong (Narre Warren North VIC)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

1. Remove the front cover of shredder with Allen wrench 2. Remove the remaining broken shaving plate 3. Unscrew the knob 4. Replace them with the new parts

Tools Required:

Allen wrench

Georgina (Howrah TAS)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Really easy to swap over. None handy female was able to complete with a screwdriver.

Tools Required:

Screwdriver.

Sam (Armidale NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Take the top off then take the front kick panel then take the side off and replace the spring by hooking the loop of the spring to the door hinge, then close the door. With a long nose pliers stretch the spring and put it in place, I put a bit of grease on both ends of the spring then put the covers back on and the job is done.

Tools Required:

Phillips screwdriver and a long nose pliers

Marilyn (SMITHS CREEK NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

Comments:

I believe the screw holding it in is missing or corroded. Youtube video shows how to fix it. I havent completed repair yet.

Tools Required:

Screwdrivers

Matthew (Seville Grove WA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Part fit perfectly, there was minor damage due to the original manufactures packaging but it was repair easily, I would suggest paying for the insurance as my first order arrived with the outer glass broken from transport, BigWarehouse sent a replacement straight away, cant fault BigWarehouse for their support at all

Tools Required:

Small flat blade screwdriver

Edmond (Eastwood NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Team was very responsive and helpful. Issues addressed promptly.

Tools Required:

Not applicable

Matt (Werribee VIC)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Medium

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove machine cover, locate leaking fitting, remove and replace with new fitting and clip

Tools Required:

Long nose pliers and allen keys

Alison (Julatten QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Fit one hinge 66 to one side and hinge 64 to the other side. This allows the oven door to stay open when lowered and doesnt slam shut on closing.

Tools Required:

Phillips head screwdriver.

Steve (Denmark WA)

Repair Time: 60min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Fit board into base, plug in terminals connections.

Tools Required:

Hand tools

John (Hamilton Hill WA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

When the parts arrived it was a very simple process to attach them to the device, easy, they just fell into place literally thank you

Tools Required:

No tools are required

Troy (Bullsbrook WA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove and refit

Tools Required:

Electrician tooling

Bobbi (Quirindi NSW)

Repair Time: 15min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Remove top cover, remove side protection panels

Tools Required:

Screwdriver

Paul (Diamond harbour Canterbury)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Heads-up ... The coffee heater 900w unit, while the steam heater 1200w unit. They both look similar but arent. So remove all panels, remove main panel side screws and fiddle with the 4 mounting screws of the broken thermo block and its nuts at the back from the top and side - it is rather fiddly getting them out (and back in later). Keep the thermal padding of the steam block as the new block supplied doesnt come with it. Make sure you have the 2 appropriate fittings ferrules to fit the new thermo block. Once replaced all three heaters should get hot very quickly and the start-up cycle completes bringing the machine back to full operation thereafter.

Tools Required:

Screw-driver, set of spanners and patience...

Donald (Ormiston QLD)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Pull oven out of recess. Remove metal back. Gain access to element inside oven. Disconnect wires from faulty element. Remove faulty element. Fit new unit in place. Connect wires. Replace metal back. Inside oven secure new element to back of oven. Switch oven on - if you have supplied a serviceable element it will heat up which it did, it helps if oven door is removed for easier access.

Tools Required:

Phillips screwdriver to remove metal back. Connections to element slide on off.

Steve (HAWKER ACT)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Unscrew rear panel of oven to reveal rear of stove control knobs. Locate knob that controls faulty hot plate. Remove knob from front of oven, then remove thermostat from the rear of the stove control panel. Switch pins from old thermostat to new thermostat (one at a time to ensure that the correct wires attach to the correct pins on the new thermostat. Attach new thermostat to rear of stove control panel, then re-attach stove plate control knob to the front. Replace oven rear panel. Stove plate should now be regulating temperature correctly.

Tools Required:

Phillips head screwdriver

Xin (Currimundi QLD)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Part is working but it is different color than website showing

Tools Required:

Original one

Girish (Edmondson Park NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Just remove the aluminium mesh and place the filter which will click in and then put back the mesh.

Tools Required:

None

Helene (Narrawallee NSW)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Filter was very easy to fit but difficult to remove to clean

Tools Required:

None

Stephen (Mitchell ACT)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Originally ordered 34 inch tap but was 12 inch tap. So measure twice cut once. Otherwise easy to fit

Tools Required:

Shifting spanner and tread tape

Murray (MacGregor ACT)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

Prized out the old knob with a knife tip then pushed the new knob into position.

Tools Required:

Knife.

Shane (KELLYVILLE RIDGE NSW)

Repair Time: 30min

Difficulty: Very Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

1. Remove top 2. Remove all screws from outer cowling on the affected side 3. Pry open cowling and remove-replace broken spring 4. Refit all cowling screws 5. Refit top

Tools Required:

No 2 philips screwdriver and long nose pliers.

Mervyn (WHYALLA NORRIE SA)

Repair Time: 5min

Difficulty: Easy

Parts used:

Comments:

The washer on its side and replace the pump from the bottom

Tools Required:

Phillips head screwdriver

Angela (Thornton NSW)

Repair Time: 120min

Difficulty: Hard

Parts used:

Comments:

I attempted to undo more than was required which took hours and a lot of frustration. Remove beans. Take off the bean hopper. Remove the motor base. Lift out the top burr. Then undo the nut on top of the bottom burr in a clockwise direction. This was jammed. I also undid the screws for the motor base thinking that was required. Bad move.

Tools Required:

Shifting spanner and a rag to grip the burr. Nothing else worked for me.