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WMF FS-1000050213 Replacement Blade for Kult X and Kult Pro

WMF's own replacement blade unit for the Kult X and Kult Pro countertop blenders. The listing publishes the two compatible machine references — 3200000395 and 3200000396 — and almost nothing else. Sold on the European Amazon stores, not on Amazon.com.

WMF FS-1000050213 replacement blade unit for Kult X and Kult Pro countertop blenders

Best for: A Kult X or Kult Pro owner whose blender has stopped crushing ice.

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Not listed on amazon.com. We check six Amazon marketplaces for every product and keep the references we find; we hold none here, so this button runs a search instead.

Specifications

Part
WMF FS-1000050213, original
Fits
Kult X and Kult Pro countertop blenders, references 3200000395 and 3200000396
Weight
About 8.5 oz (240 g)
Package
About 4.3 × 3.1 × 4.3 in (11 × 8 × 11 cm)
Material and blade count
Not published
Does not fit
WMF hand blenders, including the one reviewed on this site
On Amazon.com
Not listed — the button runs a search instead
Amazon reference
B0C9JYN8T4 (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain)
EAN
4211129130660

The plus side, and the minus

Strengths

  • An original WMF part with the machine references published
  • A dull blade is what makes a working blender seem broken
  • A replacement part rather than a new blender

Compromises

  • One line of specification: no material, no dimensions, no blade count
  • Fits two machine references only
  • Not sold on Amazon.com

One line

WMF publishes exactly this: “WMF FS-1000050213 Blade for 3200000395, 3200000396 Kult X, Kult Pro Stand Mixer” — where “stand mixer” is the German Standmixer, a countertop blender.

No material, no dimensions, no blade count. The product details add a weight of about 8.5 ounces and a package of about 4.3 × 3.1 × 4.3 inches. It is an original part with a compatibility statement, and that is the whole listing.

Why it is worth a page anyway

Because it answers the question this hub exists for. A blender that has stopped crushing ice, with a motor that still sounds healthy, is almost always a dulled blade — not a dead machine. A replacement blade against a new blender is the arithmetic, and it is the same arithmetic as the waffle plate and the sealing ring elsewhere on this site.

Not on Amazon.com

The reference B0C9JYN8T4 is not listed on Amazon.com. It is sold on the German, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, and the button on this page runs a search.

The Kult X and Kult Pro are European WMF blenders. In the United States the useful rule is the same one as for any blender: buy the replacement blade the maker lists for your model number, because a near-fit is not a fit.

Before ordering

Check the two machine references against the plate on your own blender. Blade assemblies are model-specific: the carrier has to seat and seal, or the base leaks.

What readers want to know

Will it fit my WMF blender?

Only a Kult X or Kult Pro countertop blender. The listing names two machine references: 3200000395 and 3200000396. Those numbers are the whole compatibility statement — check yours on the plate under the base rather than against the shape in the photograph. It does not fit a WMF hand blender, including the WMF immersion blender reviewed on this site, which has its own fixed blade foot.

Can I buy it in the United States?

Not on Amazon.com. The reference B0C9JYN8T4 returns no page there; it is sold on the German, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, and the button on this page runs a search instead. The Kult X and Kult Pro are European WMF models, so the likely buyer in the United States has a blender brought from Europe — in which case the part number FS-1000050213 is the thing to search for.

When is a blade the problem?

When a blender that used to crush ice no longer does, and the motor still sounds the same. Blades dull; motors rarely fail. It is the same argument this site makes about waffle plates and pressure cooker seals — the machine is fine, a part is not.

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