Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
14
Time Required
20 - 25 minutes
Sections
4
- Bowl
- 5 steps
- Back Casing
- 4 steps
- Buttons
- 4 steps
- Switch
- 1 step
Flags
1
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Bowl
- Unplug your food processor before starting any disassembly.
- Remove the small pusher by rotating it clockwise and lifting up.
Unplug your food processor before starting any disassembly.
Remove the small pusher by rotating it clockwise and lifting up.
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Step 2
- Remove the large pusher by grabbing its sides and pulling up.
- There may be a clicking sound from the safety feature being disengaged in this step.
Remove the large pusher by grabbing its sides and pulling up.
There may be a clicking sound from the safety feature being disengaged in this step.
Step 3
- Remove the lid from the bowl by turning it clockwise and lifting.
Remove the lid from the bowl by turning it clockwise and lifting.
Step 4
- Take out the blades by grabbing the plastic center piece and lifting up.
- Avoid contact with blades as they are extremely sharp.
Take out the blades by grabbing the plastic center piece and lifting up.
Avoid contact with blades as they are extremely sharp.
Step 5
- Position the handle of the bowl so that it is on your left.
- Grab the handle and push clockwise. Lift up the bowl to remove it.
Position the handle of the bowl so that it is on your left.
Grab the handle and push clockwise. Lift up the bowl to remove it.
Step 6
Back Casing
- Turn the food processor’s base upside down by lifting it up and turning it over.
- Position the base so that the on and pulse buttons are facing you.
- Place the base on top of the food processor’s bowl to keep the base from wobbling while you work on it.
Turn the food processor’s base upside down by lifting it up and turning it over.
Position the base so that the on and pulse buttons are facing you.
Place the base on top of the food processor’s bowl to keep the base from wobbling while you work on it.
Step 7
- Remove the two 13.0mm screws that hold down the casing with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
Remove the two 13.0mm screws that hold down the casing with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
Step 8
- Lift up the front left and the back right rubber feet by pulling back the rubber with your fingers.
- Remove the 13.0mm screw under each rubber foot with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
Lift up the front left and the back right rubber feet by pulling back the rubber with your fingers.
Remove the 13.0mm screw under each rubber foot with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
Step 9
- Lift off the back casing by raising it upward.
Lift off the back casing by raising it upward.
Step 10
Buttons
- Remove the two 13.0mm screws that are holding down the button assembly using the Phillips #2 screwdriver.
Remove the two 13.0mm screws that are holding down the button assembly using the Phillips #2 screwdriver.
Step 11
- Lift out the button assembly by pulling up.
Lift out the button assembly by pulling up.
Step 12
- Remove the two 5.5mm nuts with a 5.5mm nut driver.
Remove the two 5.5mm nuts with a 5.5mm nut driver.
Step 13
- Remove the two 13.0mm screws that hold the switch to the button assembly with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
- The screws have glue in their threads, so this step might require a little extra force.
- Slide off the switch and yellow plastic to remove the button assembly.
Remove the two 13.0mm screws that hold the switch to the button assembly with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
The screws have glue in their threads, so this step might require a little extra force.
Slide off the switch and yellow plastic to remove the button assembly.
Step 14
Switch
- Desolder the white, black and red connections from the switch by using a soldering iron.
- Refer to the soldering guide for extra help.
- For reassembly, the new switch’s connections will have to be soldered on.
Desolder the white, black and red connections from the switch by using a soldering iron.
Refer to the soldering guide for extra help.
For reassembly, the new switch’s connections will have to be soldered on.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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dmdudek - Aug 8, 2021
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You had me until the desoldering, maybe I’m just a wimp! Thanks anyway … good description!