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Question: Anyone has problems with this maker after first year of use or after 2 year warranty? Thanks for your input. The reason I asked because I was debating to get a one warranty or two year or more from the seller website.
Document: So far so good with this soymilk maker. We like to make milk using different kinds of beans. As I wrote previously, the funnel is loosely attached and we are afraid that it will fall off during the process. The noise is a little bigger than my previous model. But with the two-year warranty, we think it is very worth to have one at home. For sure, we will recommend this product.
The first milk maker (Jiuyang) we bought last one year.We hoped this one could last longer but we were disappointed since it only lasted for less than two months (used only 6 or 7 times). Will never buy from this vendor again.
I had to glue a new one in. There was no engineering reason why it should not have been metal in the first place. But, having said that, it works fine and produces good soy milk. I have owned two others in the past. This one is the easiest to use and clean. And believe me, cleaning them is very important.As far as durability, I have just owned it 3 months, so the jury is out.
The recipes on the website are simple and easy to comprehend. I also purchased the tofu kits with my machine, and recieved free shipping when puchased with the soymilk maker. If you seriously want to make your own soymilk, this is the one to get!
According to Sanlinx, if you purchase the machine through Amazon, you're automatically registered for the 2 year warranty. --If you want to keep evidence for your files, I guess they expect you to copy the details from the Amazon web page. On the plus side, reviewers have said that Sanlinx is prompt in replying to customer concerns.No technical specifications were printed on the machine I received, and none were listed in the manual; so we aren't told how much current the machine uses.
this soymilk maker is awesome. I had an older one that would overflow, no matter how much water I used. very frustrating. also, the  milk would burn on the heating coil of the old machine, that was a total mess to clean.With this soymilk maker, I have no problems. easy to clean, no scalded milk. instructions are clear on how much soybeans to use, and no overflowing.
This is a well designed Soy milk maker. Someone put some thought into this design.It is very easy to clean. Cleaning takes about 2 minutes.It is simple to use.The company selling the Soyjoy are very nice and helpful. I had a couple of questions when I first received the machine and they were patient in answering my questions and helpful with suggestions.I am happy with this product and would recommend this model and this company.
When it worked, it worked great. Made good soymilk. However, after several months it developed a short and would only work sporadically. We tried contacting customer service, but they said it was our fault -- that we must of got the head wet. But, we never submerged the head. It is virtually impossible to clean it without getting a few drops of water on the head. The one year warranty is worthless.
I had a Tribest Soyabella Soymilk Maker (Amazon URL below) for more than 5 years, replacing it once under warranty when the heating element broke.The second time around, I got one of these, and love it. (Soyabella Soymilk Maker Coffee GrinderPros: better taste, easier cleanupCons: ?
After some experiments, I found that 2 and 1/4 cups works great. No more buring!!!! Laura nonGMO beans are great for making soy milk with this machine. Cleaning is super easy when it dioes not get burned. The secret is to clean the maker as soon as possible. Highly recommand to everyone!
Answer: I have owned one for 2 months. The actuator button quickly broke off. This is a small plastic button that tells the power unit that it is properly mounted. It was made of cheap plastic. Good design would have had a piece of metal instead. This would not have cost more. I have just glued it with JB Weld. We will see if it works. But this break disturbs me. If they could design such an obvious flaw on the externals, what could be lurking inside? I have drank soy milk for 30 years. This is my 3rd soy milk maker. The other two, (different brands) both died at about 13 months. If you are a heavy soy milk consumer, I would now advise you to get the 2 year warranty.