Thank you for your quick reply Ted.
I thought that may have been the case. Just confirms the fact that they are predominantly a disposable machine. If a parts breaks, or if the machine breaks down, the difficulty in locating parts makes it almost impossible to repair. Maybe I should start a Rockwell (and other Chonda variations) Recycling Centre just for the sale of used replacements parts to reduce waste. Then again, why bother doing that when you can just go and buy another new machine for $259. :-(
Appreciate your detailed information above.
Have a great day.
Daryl


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