Introduction
If the mixer no longer turns, the shaft can be blocked, but also the motor, e.g. due to rust or moisture. The motor can be disassembled and repaired quite easily, this is shown here.
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Remove two Torx TR10 screws.
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Carefully lift off the cover. It is latched at the front.
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On newer models, the handle looks slightly different, see picture 1.
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Carefully press the two catches on the switch module down a little. Then pull the module inwards a little.
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Carefully pull the switch module out of the device.
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Unscrew the Torx T8 screw and the Torx T10 screw inside.
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First try If the bell can be unscrewed. It is fastened with a left-hand thread, so turn it in the "wrong direction", clockwise, to loosen it.
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Pull on the knife to remove it
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If it does not come off easily, then slide the lower plastic part towards the bell and clamp the motor in a vice. Do not tighten the vice very much, the motor is sensitive.
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Use a long screwdriver as a lever between the bell and the shaft. Then carefully unscrew the bell. Reminder: the wrong way round, i.e. clockwise.
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Pay attention to the washer between the shaft and the bell, do not lose it.
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Using a Torx T15 screwdriver unscrew the two screws securing the flange of the shaft to the motor.
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Seperate the flange including the shaft from the motor.
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Desolder the connections to both carbons.
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Very carefully bend both contact strips open so that the coil springs are free and the carbons can be pushed back.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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