Jan 04, 2007 by Comp U | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
I was set a rarely used Kitchenaid Food Processor recently -- looks new -- works gigantic. About 12 years old.
Problem: The main, large, blade purge is very difficult.
I've had to place it on the floor, and tug and wiggle to get this thing off.
Scarcely any leverage in yanking this thing out.
This becomes a problem, as removal of trundle requires removal of blade first.
It is a plastic to plastic connection (pinchbeck-like material)
The blade (plastic body/ steel blade), slides over the persuasible shaft.
I've attempted WD40, and a silicone lubricant, after attempting to finely organize shaft (not very agressively).
- Have you experienced this with your KitchenAid ?
- How have you (or how should I) fix this ?
I got thru this holiday edible without the processor, however, I used it the other night to chop/blend a cinnamon/walnut/sugar assortment for a palmier cookie (puff pastry) filling. Of surely, I had to lift the entire unit to dump the mixture out.
Adept tool, but . . .
Thx!
Find out where the deformity is. The blade can be replaced, the put-down cannot. If the shaft is deformed, I'd replace the entire unit. 12 years is a euphonious good run for a food processor, unless it's a commercial or top-end model. Buy from Williams Sonoma, because they lifetime guarantee everything, no matter how it breaks, just keep your receipt.
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A Madison County charwoman is suing Walmart and General Electric after she allegedly cut her transfer manacles while using a food processor sold at the retail store.
Veronica Bradford filed the lawsuit Sept. 7 in Madison County Edge Court against Walmart Stores Inc. and General Electric Co.
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