Margaritaville machine parts finder
The manuals warn that the blending jar and both blades “are subject to wear during normal use” and should be inspected for nicks, chips, cracks or looseness. Below are the part numbers we’ve been able to match to specific models, with where each fitment claim comes from. Always confirm your model number (on the label under the base) against the listing before you order.
The manuals list a manufacturer customer-service number for replacement parts (US: 1-877-689-2737 as printed in the Bahamas and Fiji manuals). Those manuals are several years old; the number may have changed.
By model
Bahamas DM0500Key West DM1000Key West (DM1946 series) DM1946Key West (DM1900 series) DM1900Fiji DM2000Tahiti DM3000Bali DM3500
By part number
| Part # | Part | Fits (as listed) | Source of fitment | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 119411-011-000 | Blender (cutter) blade | DM1000, DM1050 | Listing title (Sunbeam OEM part) | View on Amazon (paid link) |
| 119411-010-000 | Blending blade sealing ring | DM0500, DM0550, DM1000, DM1050, DM1250 | Aftermarket listing title | Currently unavailable on Amazon |
| 123654-000-000 | Ice hopper & shaving blade assembly | DM0500, DM0550 | Aftermarket listing title | Currently unavailable on Amazon |
| 123653-000-000 | Ice shaving paddle | DM0500, DM0550 | Aftermarket listing title | Currently unavailable on Amazon |
| AD3200 | Plastic blending jar | DM0500, DM2000 | Old site label — confirm on listing | View on Amazon (paid link) Confirm fit |
| 137340-000-000 | Blender lower coupler | Not stated | Listing title; models not stated | Currently unavailable on Amazon |
| 129908-000-000 | 24 oz plastic blender jar assembly | Not stated | Listing title; models not stated | Currently unavailable on Amazon |
| AD1200 | Universal travel bag | Universal | Listing title | View on Amazon (paid link) |
Which part do I need?
- Liquid leaking from the bottom of the jar: the Bahamas manual says to check that the blending blade sealing ring is installed and the jar base is tight. A worn or missing ring is the usual culprit — see troubleshooting.
- Coarse, chunky ice: often tempered vs. rock-hard ice, but a dull or nicked ice shaving blade also does it.
- Jar spins but drink doesn’t blend: inspect the blending blade and the coupler that connects the jar to the base.
- Cracked jar: the manuals say never to use a cracked jar. Avoid temperature shocks (don’t add ice to a jar straight out of a hot dishwasher).