Breville "Control Grip" Immersion Blender - (Model BSB510)

Dimensions - 10 x 5.6 x 22.4 cm

Construction Materials - Stainless Steel Blending Shaft

Variable Speed Control Settings - Adjustable 15 setting speed control for precise blending and processing.

Power - 700 Watts

Voltage - 220–240 Volts

Depicted here are the individual components of the immersion blender that will be separated during this teardown.

Make sure to begin the teardown in a well lit and clean environment with lots of space to ensure you are able to remove and set aside pieces with ease. (A zip-lock bag is optional to hold some of the smaller pieces in the teardown such as screws, etc.)

Press into the two buttons located on the outside of the product to release the metal immersion blender stick.

To remove the speed adjustment dial first turn the cap onto the number 15 speed adjustment as this gives more room under the cap at the front to pry it off.

Next grab a flat-head screwdriver and wedge it under the dial on the front side opposite of the wiring.

The top cap of the blender is held in by two screws that were located under the adjustment dial.

Simply unscrew these and place them aside as you wish and you are then able to remove the cap with ease.

Further two screws can be found under this top cap that hold in a plastic moulded PCB and wire holder.

Simply unscrew these from the product and set them aside as you wish.

Remove all plastic pieces and the spring. Twist the gear and pull gently to remove.

Remove all the components depicted in the image by simply lifting each piece upwards.

The spring can be compressed and removed and the gear requires a twist and gentle pull to take out.

Begin by taping the circumference of the shell above the release buttons.

Draw a line around the shell with a marker, 5mm above the two release mechanisms.

Using a hacksaw, gently slice back and forth along the line while rotating the casing, making sure to stop at the surface of the metal component inside, this is the motor.

To access the main components all that is left is to remove the bottom section that we had just cut.

Now the bottom section is removed you may simply slide the main components out from the bottom as one piece.

The last part that can be removed is a small plastic component at the bottom as indicated.

This is a list of components that you should have at the end of the teardown.