Introduction

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    • With the glass blender container removed and the blender unplugged, flip the base so that the black plastic cover faces you.

    • Start by using the screwdriver to remove the rubber feet located at the corners of the base.

    • Under these feet will be a Philips head screw. Remove all four screws.

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    • Once you remove the base, you will see a green circuit board for the control panel. A yellow and black wire will attach to the board. These wires need to be removed in order to take out the motor.

    • Firmly pull on the metal lead attached to the circuit board for each wire. The wires will detach from the circuit board.

    • The power cord will run into a clip that holds it in place on the base. Squeeze this clip and push towards the bottom to remove the power cord.

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    • The fan blade located on the bottom of the motor is sharp. Be careful when handling.

    • Squeeze and lock the vice grips on the spindle located at the top of the blender.

    • Using the other pair of pliers turn the bolt that secures the fan blade while holding the vice grips. Unscrew this bolt and remove the fan blade, washer, and spindle.

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    • Remove the four bolts with the nut driver. Now you can remove the motor unit.

    • The yellow and black wires located on the sides of the blender hold a compressed spring.

    • Carefully remove the flat leads of the wires from the sides of the motor.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Noah Middleton

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