Repair of Kenwood FP481 Food Processor
This is a follow up to previous post
Thanks to need a part, I got the spare parts I needed to repair the food processor. The price was enough to make me wince! : Upper drive belt $19.95, Upper cog $18.95, P&P $7, (+ Hand Blender geared lid $19.95). But a combination of bloodymindedness and marginally OK economics meant I went ahead with this anyway.
Out with the old and in with the new.
The drive belt is a direct replacement, but the toothed pulley is made for a shaft with 2 flats on it.
Old pulley used nut to stop it spinning.
The new pulley lacks the square nut cage, so I can't just drill it out for the round shaft. I'll grind the shaft down instead.
Success!
Now lets see if I can remember how this all goes back together.
Reattach the motor to the top plate
Attach the interlock mechanism
And the interlock circuit board
Then reattach the on/off/speed/pulse switch.
Done!
The final step is to put the bottom of the case back on and I'm back in business.
Success!
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