In my blender, I got to see that the plastic nub that pushed against the stuck button, was twisted, and this made it impossible for it to return to its normal state after pressing it. On lifting up the panel, I could now see what was operating the switches. I removed the screws using the right screwdriver, then I gently lifted it up. Remove the second panelĪfter removing the first panel, my blender presented me with another panel that has two (2) screws. Gently lift up the panel so that you don’t temper with some of the welded circuits (IC’s). Once the screws are out, ensure you keep them in a safe location so as not to look for them after you finish – keep them separately from the screws you previously removed so that you don’t mix them up (Tag them if possible). Simply unscrew the screws holding them in place using the right screwdriver head. This panel will have to be removed before you can make any further progress. Remove the screws from the panel:Īfter unclipping the wires, you will be left with the panel.
Don’t squeeze too tightly, as only a little amount of force will get the job done. These clips can simply be removed by squeezing the base of the clips and lifting it up. Mine was three (3) in number, but yours could be more. Once the base of the motor has been successfully removed, the next hurdle to cross will be removing some set of wires making contact with the panel via clips.
The screws are usually four (4) in number, but this could be less or more, based on the manufacturer. Once the screws are exposed, use the perfect screw size to unscrew the screws from the motor base. Some blenders have their screws hidden underneath the footpads, and the only way to gain access to it is by removing the footpads – but if the screw of your motor base is exposed, then there is no need to remove the footpads. Don’t just switch off the power from the outlet, unplug it completely. Unplugging the blender from the socket is the first and most important step you should take, to avoid any electrical hazard.
This can be prevented by striking a good balance between the ice and also the liquid you intend to combine with the ice or any other frozen food you might have in mind. The primary reason why a blender gets stuck is due to trapped big air bubbles. The step is to celebrate your victory because the cup should be out by now. Then simply place the screwdriver beside the actuator and pull up the cup away from the base by lifting the lip back from the actuator. If part of your blender cup is actually stuck underneath the actuator, you might want to try this alternative step to pry it away from the current situation Use the tip of a small flat screwdriver and turn it around the cup to ensure that the lip of the cup is now fully seated on the actuator. Twist the cup anti-clockwiseĪfter the above step, immediately, gently turn the cup anticlockwise, and this should remove unstuck your blender cup from the base. Tapping the cup on the counter a few times will help remove any debris or particle restricting the removal of the cup. While the entire mechanism is still upside down, gently tap the bottom of the cup on your kitchen counter a few times. Simply turn the entire cup upside down, and do the next step as I will explain below. I know this might sound odd to your hearing, but it is the next and most important step to follow if you are to ever remove your blender cup from the position it has found itself in. You really don’t want to risk turning on the blender whilst attempting to remove the stuck bottom, so I strongly suggest you completely remove the plug from the socket, and place it back only when you are done.
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