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Beaba babycook broken

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I bought a 2nd hand babycook (steamer / blender) off ebay last year as I couldn't find a new one anywhere. Then last week I put the white plastic ring bit in the steriliser by mistake and it's melted (so don't try this one at home, ladies!). I've phoned the customer careline in my recipe book (01179 273596) to get a replacement and been told that the number's no longer recognised. Does anyone have an up to date number to call or has Beaba gone bust and left us all in the lurch?
Thanks
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 02-Feb-08 17:33:51
i want a babycook but cant find it on holiday withbaby.com can someone plz help?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 01-Feb-07 11:22:02
If anyone is still looking for a BEABA babycook, you can get one at the bargain price of £39 from www.holidaywithbaby.com.
excellent! Vive La France!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 25-Feb-06 23:43:08
I take it all back!

A small package arrived from France this morning containing....guess what? They didn't even charge me for it. Seems they must have read my email after all......

So if anyone else needs a spare part for their babycook, contact Beaba in France (www.Beaba.com) and they'll send it.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 21-Feb-06 14:43:52
Thanks for your tips and offers of help, everyone. This is turning into a bit of a nightmare - the "lively and efficient team' at Beaba do not appear to exist as the number on the English bit of the website doesn't connect!! I think they don't want us using their products....
I've got an old French friend living in Toulouse so my next plan is to try to contact her and see if she can order the part from the French website (it's a different tel no. and starts 0800 so probably only works within France) and have it sent to her address. I'll keep you posted how it goes....

Moral of the story: don't put any Beaba parts in the microwave steriliser!!!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 20-Feb-06 11:55:44
Hi

I'm English but live in France and am thinking of buying the Beaba babycook. Froms the sounds of it it's well worth it!!
If you need any help with the french to locate the spare part you need, then let me know I'll be glad to help!!
nennyrainbow try babelfish for the French!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 13-Feb-06 22:43:44
thanks, that's great. I'll have a go at that one next - might have to brush up on my French first......
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 13-Feb-06 13:59:21
ps the website (english version available) says their after-sales team is "lively and efficient" - there you go then!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 13-Feb-06 13:58:15
hi, i have the new beaba (think so anyway - only about 4 months old). there is only a french tel no in the booklet - +33 (0)4 74 73 15 63 - and the web address is www.beaba.com
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