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2Sunbeam MultiProcessor LC6250

Sunbeam MultiProcessor LC6250

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2Sunbeam MultiProcessor LC6250
2.2

48 reviews

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Product is used ?
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Build Quality
3.3
Value for Money
3.4
Ease of Use
4.0
Cleaning & Maintenance ?
4.0
Noise Level
3.4
Safety
3.6
wannabuynow
wannabuynow14 posts
  LC6250

Stopped working on first use – Used to mix a cake then on second mixing, cream it started pulsing on the non pulse setting. Stopped it then never started again. Terrible. Trying a second one as some reviews are good. Show details

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Thank you for sharing your current experience, we are… Read more

Danny
DannyQLD4 posts
  LC6250

Dissapointed – We have had two of these LC6250 and think that is brilliant but every 6 months the little mould that is on the lid that makes it lock-in to work kept breaking so I brought another unit and again the locking device on the lid has broken again Show details

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Mohamed H M Yoosuf
Mohamed H M YoosufVIC17 posts
  Verified LC6250

An important device in your kitchen – This food processor has multi-function to cut vegetables and making Doug for cake mix, with its 850W power the speed is at a satisfactory level with adequate volume. It is an important device in your kitchen. Show reply

In-depth reviews

Jax
Jax4 posts
  LC6250

WORKS WELL FOR THE PRICE – I didn't want to spend a fortune on a processor as I don't use it every day so $75 on special was a bargain. I didn't read the reviews til after I'd bought it, and thought I'd bought a lemon as reviews were mostly very bad. I thought I'd better try it while I still had the packaging in case I had to return it, so I made a cake today (using one… Read more

of their recipes), and sliced some vegies, and so far everything works well. In fact it had less wastage in the slicing than my previous processor that I had for over 10 yrs. The locking lid is a bit awkward, but I think that's me just having to get used to it as it's a bit different to my last one. I love the storage for the attachments, and it's easy to store the other main attachments in the bowl if you follow the directions. The only thing I thought should be made clearer is the slicing attachments have to be attached to the blade holding disc BEFORE you put it on the spindle. Or maybe it's just me being a bit thick. Early days, but so far no complaints.

Jin
Jin
  LC6250

Unbelievably Disappointing!!! – After being a devoted owner of Sunbeam appliances for more than 30 years my more recent purchases & gifts of Sunbeam appliances over the last few years have turned out to be nothing but disappointment. My latest appliance an LC6250 was gifted to me for Christmas 2015. It didn't come out of it's box until February 2016 and by June 2016 the… Read more

locking tab on the bowl cover had broken and cracks began appearing in the blades plastic housing. Considering the appliance had minimal use (only for processing snipped fresh herbs etc.) and was handled, maintained and used carefully this really is unacceptable. After contacting Sunbeam and being advised that due to the manufacturing date of my appliance the warranty would not be upheld I was offered pitiful discount on my next Sunbeam purchase. Not wanting to waste money on a whole new appliance I asked about replacement parts at my own expense. I was given the part numbers I supposedly required and told to contact a Sunbeam agent to order the parts- which I duly did and had to pay for the parts up front before they would even be ordered. Now I find that one of the part numbers I was given was incorrect and I am now the owner of a Sunbeam LC6250 Bowl which I do not need and the part I do need (the bowl cover) is no longer available. Added to this comedy of errors is the enraging fact that the bowl I've been supplied is non-returnable, non-refundable and non-exchangeable. However, I was offered the opportunity to purchase a whole new bowl and lid assembly at a further fee of nearly $40. Well Sunbeam, my answer is a resounding: No, just No, further more, this once happy customer will: Never purchase, nor recommend, nor accept another gift of anything Sunbeam for the rest of my days.

Jack
JackACT3 posts
  LC6250

At under $100 - good value – Like many other reviewers I previously had a sunbeam (mini oscar) that lasted me 20 years. I dont think we can buy any brand new appliance any more and get that kind of usage. I'm now shopping for a replacement food processor for my sunbeam LC6250 after using it every day for the last 4 years (the spindle no longer fits on the drive shaft) . I… Read more ·  1

only use the chopping blade so it doesn't really bother me that the slicing and grating blades produce a bit of wastage. From reading other reviews it seams that other, more expensive products do the same. I talked to a sales assistant about other more expensive brands and the reply was that I could still only expect 4-5 year out of them.

My decision - buy another LC6250 which works perfectly well as a food processor. If I get another 4-5 years out of it, its an investment of less than $25 per year, compared to approx $100 per year for something else. Also by buying another LC6250 I have a cupboard full of spare parts.

Positive reviews

nunya
nunyaWA12 posts
  LC6250
Value for Money
Ease of Use
Noise Level
Safety

Bang for the Buck – This will be my third one, unlike my 30 year old National Food Processor (still working), you cannot JUST buy a part for it. That's it's only downside. Because it was just a part I needed, I bought my second one, kept and was still using the original one up until tonight, the knob just wouldn't budge, so I just grabbed my spare put the bowl on… Read more ·  1

and I was back in business. I paid from memory $139 for my first one, now the price has dropped to $89, so for that sort of money, I will get another one, as a spare.

In all fairness to the Processor while I keep my things in an immaculate condition, I had used it for at least two years..

Annie
Annie12 posts
  LC6250

Kitchen time saver – Seem to use this product mostly during summer months. Saves an age chopping salad veg especially coleslaw. We dont eat cheese cake often but when I need to crush the biscuits for a cheese cake base, its done in seconds. No hesitation recommending this product at all. It does take up a fair bit of cupboard space though.  Show details

Emma
Emma10 posts
  Verified LC6250

Handy to have and great value – Very pleased with my purchase so far. I purchased it for irregular use (once or twice a month) but have given it a good test run. It does the job well. I'm pleased with the quality for the price. Functions are very easy to use. Cleaning the parts is quite easy too. The cutting plate storage is a little fiddly and could do with a slight redesign but I appreciate the concept.  Show details

Negative reviews

Cats
Cats2 posts
  LC6250

Spend more and get a better product – I bought this food processor a couple of years ago and have had nothing but trouble with it. I’ve had a good experience with other Sunbeam products in the past which is why I bought this. I am very careful with how I look after things too so the issues are not from misuse. First the white plastic attachments are yellowed from grating carrots (and… Read more

washing the attachments straight after use). The white part of the bowl handle has become detached from the rest of the main bowl, so it always has to be carefully realigned every time I use it, the grater attachment (largest holes) always clogs up up when grating veges. The plastic around the main blade has cracked and now the final straw is I have attached the lid to the main bowl and it has jammed onto it and I cannot get it off no matter how hard I have tried. I won’t be buying anymore Sunbeam products after this.

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Hi Cats So sorry to hear of your experience with the food… Read more

Lynne
Lynne
  LC6250

Useless processor – Just used my new food processor for the first time tonight - VERY disappointed as the blades would not even crumb up corn flakes. Absolutely useless piece of equipment! I feel that the bowl should have indentations on the side of it so that the food has something to crush against to make a fine crumb.  Show details

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Hi Lynne, Thank you for your review and feedback. Sorry… Read more

Deirdre C
Deirdre CQLD5 posts
  LC6250

Don’t bother! – Bought this food processor about 6 months ago - wish I hadn’t. It doesn’t chop vegetables properly. It is difficult to use. I then tried to blend a salad dressing but that didn’t work either because there wasn’t enough dressing in the bowl. I have a Sunbeam stick bender I bought maybe 15 years ago and it is magic. My advice is pay more. You get what you pay for.  Show details

Recent reviews

Leo
LeoNSW28 posts
  Verified LC6250

Useful, compact, versatile! – This compact processor does it's work well and in a short time. All accessories are conveniently packed in a built-in compartment. We've had exactly the same one for many years until my wife accidentally has dropped it on a floor. The price of the new one was just $89 in The Good Guys and I didn't look for a better deal. Show details

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SairsW
SairsW6 posts
  LC6250

A basic necessity – I owned the older discontinued version many years ago, which I happily used almost daily until it wore out. So I naturally upgraded to the newer Sunbeam, and have been just as happy with it's performance & functionality. It is a cheap and basic food processor, no bells and whistles, but for daily use it does the job. I use mine mostly for grating,… Read more

shredding and slicing to make salads and pre-preparing other veg for dinner. A few times a week it also gets used to whip up a quick batch of chocolate chip cookies, donut dough, brownie batter, or anything else that is a bit too thick or heavy for my mixer to handle, and it does it with ease. Price is on par with its features and quality. Not the best thing out there, but more than adequate for most processor tasks.

Gurpreet
Gurpreet3 posts
  LC6250

PERFECT FOR EVERY HOME – HI, very happy with the product. it is the perfect appliance for every home. it is very user friendly and easy to use. always works well for me, don't use it that much, but it is handy to have. hate the cleaning as it is fiddley. I've used it mainly for making salads, and for making crumb pie bases, chop fresh bread into crumbs so well. but don't drop it as it cracks easily  Show details

rachel_la
rachel_laWA14 posts
  LC6250

Not a bad machine for the money – No matter what product you're talking about, if it's made by Sunbeam then it's probably not the top of the wozza, but it's increasingly likely that you get what you pay for these days. My mum's had her old Sunbeam processor (a backup for if/when her 40yr old Kitchenmaid carks it hah) and it's still going, though it's rarely used, and mine is… Read more

used even less - mostly bc I can't be bothered dragging it out, setting it up, and then cleaning it and putting it away.

It does the job and for the price you can't complain. It's not a bad food processor. If you're not going to use it every day, I would recommend it over the far more expensive models.

Sally
Sally12 posts
  LC6250

It's ok for the cheapest out there - what more can you expect – To be honest, it was my bad for choosing the cheapest item on the shelf, and i think you get what you pay for, especially in this instance. It works OK, but not amazing. Parts snapped relatively quickly and I couldn't get the blade in properly ever since. But it works adhoc, on and off. Clearly I need to invest in a better product next time.  Show details

robby
robby
  LC6250

good – always works well for me, don't use it that much, but it is handy to have. hate the cleaning as it is fiddley. I've used it mainly for making salads, and for making crumb pie bases, chop fresh bread into crumbs so well. but don't drop it as it cracks easily.  Show details

Angie
Angie
  LC6250

Useless, time wasting machine! – Don't waste your money , attachments don't stay put and get bent when you put food to be processed. Capacity is sufficient but processor doesn't chop up vegs properly. Gets jammed and metal discs move from position during processing.This is a useless time wasting machine you spend a lot of time getting it to work without jamming. Bought at the Good Guys Brighton.  Show details

not happy
not happy
  LC6250

Not Happy – Bought this appliance 2 or more years ago used it about 4 times and holding disc broke (plastic maybe they should make them stronger)and did not do the job well and i was not happy to replace it was 1/3 of the price of buying a new machine but wont buy a sunbeam again  Show details

Dazza
Dazza11 posts
  LC6250

As afood Processor it makes a good cake tin – Bought with good intention, used with frustration . The Chopping blade "rides up" the drive shaft and stops being driven- it just free roates. Complete waste of hte designers brains. There MUST be a better way to "attach" the chopping blade to the drive spindle, there just MUST be. I might Glue it there for EVER!  Show details

Rob
Rob2 posts
  LC6250

Does a good job – The Sunbeam food processor is great. It does what I need every time. At first it was annoying having to remember how to put it all back together to store away but after a few times I got the knack. Have used Sunbeam for many many years and will keep doing it  Show details

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AAsq
AAsqQLD18 posts
  LC6250

Would not buy again. Does not work effectively. ***update in description*** – ***UPDATE*** Rang Sunbeam and explained my problems with the machine and their customer service was excellent!!! Shame I cannot say the same about The Good Guys where it was purchased. I have the same problem as everyone else. Big gap between base and blade means chunks sit at the bottom and the blades just spin. Also the same problem with… Read more

grating where chunks just sit above the top plate. Not happy with this product at all. Have checked the manual to make sure I am not doing anything wrong. I didn't take it back sooner as I thought it was just me.

BME
BME
  Verified LC6250

Complete waste of money – The food processor certainly isn't fit for purpose, it is unable to chop vegetables with chopping blade, the blade constantly gets stuck in even small pieces of vegetable and the blade moves up the shaft leaving most of the food stuck beneath it. I then tried the grating facility but again most vegetable just managed to twirl around between the… Read more

lid & grating plate. Even chopping butter into flour or making biscuit crumbs is unsuccessful because of the chopping blade not being fixed in place. Altogether the product is an absolutely useless appliance and must say I'm extremely disappointed that a company like Sunbeam can produce and market such rubbish.

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Hi BME, I do apologise for the issues you encountered… Read more

LaBerlinette
LaBerlinette
  LC6250

Just awful – I recently purchased this food processor- unfortunately without having done any research. After using it a few times I can only say this product must have gone into production without having been tested. When grating/slicing most of your produce gets stuck under the lid, or pointlessly spins around atop the grating disc holder. If you're dropping… Read more

things down the feed chute it gets catapulted back out, so that after using it you can pretty much scrape food splatter from surfaces within a one meter radius. It is nice that you can store the grating discs within the unit- but that's not really a plus if the product is basically a piece of crap.

Stay clear of this food processor is my advice. I wish I could get my money back.

Twig47
Twig47QLD2 posts
  LC6250

Pathetic, not fit for purpose, don't waste your money – Bowl and fitting fiddly to attach and lock. Large gap between blades and bowl so does not chop at all, would not even make breadcrumbs, blades keep jamming and you have to joggle the machine to get is going again. Given up and thrown in bin. Purchased to replace Braun unit that died after 15 years, buying a new braun at the cheaper price and more reliability.

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Dear Twig47, Thank you for your feedback! We apologies… Read more

Christine
Christine
  LC6250

Very happy with this appliance – I suffer badly with arthritis and encounter great difficulty using many appliances. This is wonderfully comfortable for my hand and fingers,. I can remove and attach the lid and its accessories with great ease. It's easy to clean and the storage component is an added bonus. It's also light to carry to the bench.  Show reply

Glenn A
Glenn ANew South Wales74 posts
  LC6250

Does the job – I purchased this processor 2 months ago, priced very reasonable at around $100.00. The mixing bowl is a good size and the blades are housed in the unit for convenience. The plastic disc, the blades fit into, has location lugs that can break off. Have purchased a spare disc for this reason.

SJK05
SJK05
  LC6250

Poor performer – I am very disappointed in this food processor. I have bought many Sunbeam products over many years and still use a handheld Maestro mixer that must be more than 20 years old and a handheld beater that is more than 35 years old. This food processor does not mix well and cannot cope with chopping anything very much. It mentions chopping nuts, herbs… Read more

and dried fruit but large pieces remain after considerable chopping. I have perservered with it for 3 years now but I will have to replace it with something that does a better job. It certainly isn't up to the standard and reliability of past Sunbeam products.

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Dear SJK05, Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry to… Read more

Nth Qld convert
Nth Qld convert13 posts
  LC6250

Keep saving and invest in another – Bought 2 years ago and has never worked well. Grating left more on the top of the grater than in the bowl. Processing blade left whole parts of particles in bottom of bowl. Previous sunbeam lasted 15 years and was fabulous. There is not one good thing about this processor, keep researching and spend a little bit more.

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Dear Nth Qld convert, Thank you for your feedback. Please… Read more

Unhappy customer
Unhappy customer
  LC6250

Worst thing I've ever bought – It doesn't even work properly, it doesn't process anything. Absolute waste of money!!! The thing just pushes everything to the side of the bowl and the blades just spin around in the middle achieving absolutely nothing, the blades are far too high thus resulting in even less processing. I wouldn't recommend this to even my worst enemies, this is a terrible food processor and I completely regret purchasing it.

Sunbeam
Sunbeam    

Hi Unhappy Customer, I do apologise for the experience… Read more

rosie4170
rosie41702 posts
  LC6250

Don't waste your hard-earned!! – The first time I used this machine I lost my will to live. The instructions to get set up were far from comprehensive and the actual processing was a disaster. All the food congregated in the bottom and wouldn't process. Against my better judgement, I gave it another go. It just refused to work. No power to the machine. I used several different outlets, no go. I bought an $80 processor that worked (badly) once.

Julie J
Julie J4 posts
  LC6250

Use it every day – I'm afraid sometimes I read the reviews on this site of different products and wonder what planet some of the reviewers are from because their experience is light years away from mine. I looked at all the food processors on the market before settling on this one. I liked the fact of the handy storage at the front for the different chopping… Read more

blades. I took the time to read the instructions for what each blade does. And then I started using it and guess what, it worked Brilliantly. Now I use this processor before I drag out my mixing machine (I admit I'm a bit of an appliance lover), I've made pizza doughs, cake batters, shredded vegetables for soups and stews, cut vegetables for fancy salads, sliced apples for pies, I've even used it to slice cheese!

It's lightweight, compact and hasn't let me down, I love my food processor and would buy another just like it. And for those who genuinely have had bad experiences, then that's a real shame, because my experience has been fantastic.

Aya
Aya
  LC6250

Alright – If you want something to chop things like onions, basil etc into rather small chunks than this does well. This doesn't do well for puree though. I used it to chop nuts with pesto and that cracked the plastic of the blade. When I used the cheese grating attachment and chocolate grating attachment, it did not work and cracked the attachments! It… Read more

served me well but only for very basic chopping; it only does a fraction of it's "multi" functions.

Diane
Diane
  LC6250

Why is blade holding disc made of plastic??!! – I bought this model as my previous Sunbeam processor was good for 25 years. I did not check reviews before purchasing - I have always been a Sunbeam customer - no more though!!! The plastic blade holding disc broke when the slicing blade jumped out of place, I did check it was inserted properly by 'pulsing' before adding veggies! I had only used… Read more

the disc/blades three times!! So very disappointing!! I cannot comment on any other issues as I do not use this machine now - I mix and slice by hand!!! What a waste!

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