Zojirushi V20/X20/CEC20 Paddle/Blade Replacements - Pack of 2 for Enhanced Performance and Durability Review

I bought these to replace worn out blades. Surprisingly, they play a lot on the waves. I'm not sure if this is intentional, but I'm sure it will cause excessive wear and also cause the metal to wear down. I'm not very happy but they seem to be the only ones there.

I was very happy to find these paddles at Revain. My Zojirushi bread maker is about 12 years old (and still works) and I've noticed that the newer models have different blades. This is only the second time I've replaced the blades; They're tough little guys and will last a good six years or more, even with weekly use.

A great example of monopoly and the ability to charge as much as you want. Two tiny pieces of metal. Ok, a bit cloudy. But seriously, how long do you say it's been? But seriously, there are no OEM fakes? To me, that smacks of patent accumulation and a monopoly on spare parts. I can't stand behind a company that does that. As a result, I will not leave 5 stars.

I have had a Zojirushi bread maker for over 10 years. The non-stick coating was peeling off the blades causing the bread to stick to the loaves and form holes. These new blades fit just as well as the worn ones. After 10 years of moderate use I decided to replace the old paddles with new ones. Many people like the bread I have baked with this appliance. My Zojirushi is a family heirloom.

When I first saw them I thought they were too expensive but I bought them anyway. I have to say they were worth it. I didn't even realize how worn the old ones were until I bought new ones. The loaves come out MUCH easier with the new paddles. I've had them for over a year now and they're holding up well. I make about six loaves of bread a month. I would definitely buy them again.

I have two Zojirushi BBCC-Q15 models that are over 15 years old. Get used to almost every week. Some blades lost their spring inside and just stayed there while the shaft spun, causing the shuffling to only happen on one side. Replacement rudders were no longer supplied. I looked at the picture and since it looked exactly like mine I bought it. It fits my car perfectly. So I bought the 2nd set for another car. Happy bread made easy!

We've had this bread maker since the early 2000's. We use 1-2 times a week. The machine is still running but over time the pan and paddles have had to be replaced due to our constant use. I'm so glad I can order replacement paddles - they fit perfectly and we were able to put them straight into the machine and keep kneading! We're keeping this car for another 100,000 miles!

I had to buy a new pan when one of the paddle shafts became blocked after baking my first winter bread. When I bought a new frying pan, I found that it didn't come with new blades. I looked at my original paddles, which were probably about 15 years old, and while they worked well, I could see that they were worn, allowing for extra "suction". So I bought these substitutes and baked the cure. A loaf of white bread the size of yesterday to test them out. They worked great.

My home bakery Zojirushi Supreme CEC-20, which I only bought 5 years ago, was showing an issue with non-rotating blades. I spent $22.88 on a replacement paddle hoping to keep this expensive one trick pony machine going. It's working fine now, I'm glad Zojirushi told me they didn't turn because I measured the flour wrong. 🙄 This will be the last Zojirushi I buy and I will be giving it away when I downsize because my KitchenAid stand mixer is so much better.