Review on Cutting-Edge HYCC MX 3K Laboratory Magnetic Aluminium: Unleashing Precision and Efficiency by Reggie Higdem

Worked as expected right out of the box. After a period of storage, when the stirrer was held on the plate by magnetic force, the device worked with reduced performance and grinding noises. Upon opening it, I found that the adhesive securing the internal magnets to their rotating platform had failed. on one hand, and the gravitational pull of the stirrer pulled an internal magnet out of its socket, and then it scraped the bottom of the plate from the inside. When I took the magnet out I found that the glue was still wet but soon set. My guess is that the glue used during assembly required oxygen to cure and was applied and sealed by attaching the magnet so quickly that it failed to dry from leaving the factory to removing the loose magnet and exposing it to air again. I cleaned the magnet and socket, applied my own glue and the device is working properly again. Mine may be unique, but if yours is slowing down and making a creaking noise, it's easily fixed with a Phillips screwdriver and some glue. your own. (Note the polarity of the removed magnet. Reverse polarity will render the device unusable.)