1. Cuisinart Blender Repair

Is your blender making sounds but the inside is not spinning? So when you take off the glass jar and confirm that a black “clutch” is spinning, yet when you put the jar back in with food, nothing happens? Then this article is perfect for you. PROBLEM I have owned this for well over 12 years and it has been a workhorse. To its testament of durability, Cuisinart still makes this exact same model! So I was sad when I went to make smoothies for my kids one morning and it would not chop at all.

Upon closer inspection, I discovered that this little black clutch has a hairline crack. Even though the clutch was cracked, it had just enough “bite” so that without any weight on it, it would spin. PARTS Thankfully, this clutch is a replaceable part.

The bad part was that Cuisinart did not sell this part (I guess they want you to buy a new blender instead). Well, Amazon.com to the rescue! Fits perfectly to BFP-703 blender. You might want to consider picking up a spare one or two because it is designed exactly the same (molded plastic around brass screw), my guess is that the blender will outlast the clutch.

Device Components are Not Properly Aligned Check to make sure that all components of your device are properly aligned. For safety, the machine will not run if components are out of place. To align your device, lock the work bowl so the handle is facing the front of the processor base. The cover locks the same way as the bowl.

Set the cover so the tab is slightly left of center, and then turn it to lock into place. Slide in the large and small pusher and compress the small pusher so that the safety locking mechanism is engaged. Refer to the guide to check if your device is properly aligned. Food Trapped in Safety Mechanism Food particles may accumulate in the bowl and lid’s safety mechanism. Kelebihan upgret tanaka t22 hd mario bomberman.

Cuisinart Blender Repair

To remove food buildup, unplug the device, remove the blade and discs, remove the bowl and cover from the base, and soak them in warm, soapy water. If the safety mechanism has a lot of buildup, soak the parts in a solution of half water and half vinegar. After 30 minutes, remove the bowl and cover from the soaking solution and rinse them under running warm water. Use a small brush, pipe cleaner, or cloth-covered chopstick to dislodge food particles. Dry the bowl and cover thoroughly to prevent bacteria growth or damage. It's time to speak out for your right to repair We have a chance to guarantee our right to repair electronic equipment—like smartphones, computers, and even farm equipment. This is a once-in-a-generation chance to protect local repair jobs—the corner mom-and-pop repair shops that keep getting squeezed out by manufacturers.

Join the cause and tell your state representative to support Right to Repair. Tell them you believe repair should be fair, affordable, and accessible. Stand up for your right to repair!