I purchased the Arzum Mano 1700 Watt blender set, and I am experiencing significant issues. It gets so hot that while blending soup, I noticed a burning smell. I turned it off, and now I am unsure if it will work again. I have only had it for a week, and I cannot understand how a blender can become so hot that it is unsafe to touch.
If a 1700 Watt product cannot handle blending soup, what am I supposed to do? I am afraid to use my other Arzum product because it also overheated and emitted a burning smell before it stopped working. Is this going to happen again? How do you manufacture products that cannot handle basic tasks like making soup?
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