We have a KitchenAid blender that is very well made and I was thinking of buying a KitchenAid hand blender so I was very surprised how bad the design of the hand blender is all that glue reminds me of Apple with all there none repair glue thank you for saving my pocket it was good to watch I hope you end up with a working product Bob in the UK
Very good video! You were really brave cutting out that rubbery switch cover. Have you figured out if it is possible to disassemble the motor part to replace the motor brushes? Have you seen any screws or how the motor part is attached to the body?
In my case the motor was running so there was no need to disassemble it. But I suspect it could be tricky because it is of course linked to the lower part of the blender. Sorry that I am not able to help you out.
Gut gemacht, sehr hilfreich. Das man den Gummi aufschneiden muss um an die Anschlüsse zu kommen hätte ich nicht gedacht. Welchen Kaltleiter haben Sie dort vorgefunden und welchen haben Sie verbaut? Herzlichen Dank für Ihre Unterstützung lg Bernd
Danke für Ihr Lob. Ehrlich gesagt weiß ich nicht mehr genau, welchen Themistor ich ersetzt habe. Aber ich denke, ein NTC 16D-25, 16 Ohm, 6 A müsste passen.
Thanks for the clear instructions. I need to replace the power cord on mine because it's splitting all over. I couldn't see how that goes in and whether it is a special part. Could you take a picture of the cord at the place it connects inside the mixer?
Unfortunately I do not have the blender anymore because it was a friends. I stopped the video at 6:52 to get an picture of the cable. In fact it is specially designed for the blender and you will have a hard time in getting a spare part. I suggest that you use any cable and carefully fix it with some hot glue where it enters the casing.Maybe you will have to shape the glue afterwards carefully with a sharp knife (without damaging the cable!).
Hi, I have the same problem. The fuse was carbonized! Could you please tell me whats the number or id of the thermistor? I would like to repair the blender but I don´t know what fuse I have to buy. Regards!
what was the symptom of your hand blender before you fixed it? Was it completely dead or was it cutting in and out and turning slowly? Trying to diagnose my own hand blender, Thanks
My hand blender was completely dead because my wife burned the power cable and thus might have produced some electric shock. This must have killed the thermistor, which functions as a temperature fuse. I am not able to diagnose your problem...
@@ricoIII Thank you so much. will see if this can make it work again because at first view it looks like an electrical problem like a capacitor not working good or something like that but when i came to this video to dismount it and check the controller circuit board there was no damage at all on the components. Again thank you a lot and of course thanks to @Urban Berg too
There is no "first video". I explained clearly that you will have to proceed in the reverse order. It seems to me, that others understood this well. If you follow my instructions, you should be able to take the thing apart and fix it again. If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Too bad you didn't show the replacement of the part, or point out the difference between the broken and new if there are any, but good video. Btw you sound like the doctor in Human Centipede.
It is the worst brand to repair with its solutions Indemontable!!! . I can't disassemble the motor to change the brushes. Maybe you have to break the whole thing !!! it's better to buy a very modest brand at a good price ( 20 euros) than to invest in Kitchenaids at 350euros
Thank you, Urban. Your reparation has been very useful.
Helps me a lot my friend! Great vídeo! Thank you!
We have a KitchenAid blender that is very well made and I was thinking of buying a KitchenAid hand blender so I was very surprised how bad the design of the hand blender is all that glue reminds me of Apple with all there none repair glue thank you for saving my pocket it was good to watch I hope you end up with a working product Bob in the UK
Gracias Sensei excelente explicación y video La reparación en tus manos parece muy fácil. saludos desde México
Very good video! You were really brave cutting out that rubbery switch cover.
Have you figured out if it is possible to disassemble the motor part to replace the motor brushes?
Have you seen any screws or how the motor part is attached to the body?
In my case the motor was running so there was no need to disassemble it. But I suspect it could be tricky because it is of course linked to the lower part of the blender. Sorry that I am not able to help you out.
😊 Thank you
Can you also get to the motor? I need to fix the gear inside the head? was wondering if it is possible? Thanks!
Gut gemacht, sehr hilfreich. Das man den Gummi aufschneiden muss um an die Anschlüsse zu kommen hätte ich nicht gedacht. Welchen Kaltleiter haben Sie dort vorgefunden und welchen haben Sie verbaut?
Herzlichen Dank für Ihre Unterstützung
lg Bernd
Danke für Ihr Lob. Ehrlich gesagt weiß ich nicht mehr genau, welchen Themistor ich ersetzt habe. Aber ich denke, ein NTC 16D-25, 16 Ohm, 6 A müsste passen.
Thanks for the clear instructions. I need to replace the power cord on mine because it's splitting all over. I couldn't see how that goes in and whether it is a special part. Could you take a picture of the cord at the place it connects inside the mixer?
Unfortunately I do not have the blender anymore because it was a friends. I stopped the video at 6:52 to get an picture of the cable. In fact it is specially designed for the blender and you will have a hard time in getting a spare part. I suggest that you use any cable and carefully fix it with some hot glue where it enters the casing.Maybe you will have to shape the glue afterwards carefully with a sharp knife (without damaging the cable!).
@@urbanberg8034 Thanks for that hint. Hope your day will be a good one!
helps me a lot. but: NTC or PTC? because I have seen a contradiction in the answers. thanks for such a useful video.
Hi, I have the same problem. The fuse was carbonized! Could you please tell me whats the number or id of the thermistor? I would like to repair the blender but I don´t know what fuse I have to buy. Regards!
I think a NTC-Thermistor, 5 Ohm, 7,5 A should do. But please note: I do not give any warranty on this!
@@urbanberg8034 Thanks!
Saludos amigo como hago para sacar el motor ya que no tiene fuerza y creo que son los carbones que están desgastados
Puedes ver en el video como desmontar el motor. A continuación, también puede cambiar los carbones.
To your knowledge can the rubbery switch cover be replaced? Thanks
I don't know! If you mean wether it is available as a spear part - I don't think so.
... I mean, if you still have it - just glue it on the way I dit in the video
what was the symptom of your hand blender before you fixed it? Was it completely dead or was it cutting in and out and turning slowly? Trying to diagnose my own hand blender, Thanks
My hand blender was completely dead because my wife burned the power cable and thus might have produced some electric shock. This must have killed the thermistor, which functions as a temperature fuse. I am not able to diagnose your problem...
I have the same problem
@@juliandemaria9530 mine turned out to be a brush spring that overheated. I retensioned the spring and it works great again!
@@ricoIII Thank you so much. will see if this can make it work again because at first view it looks like an electrical problem like a capacitor not working good or something like that but when i came to this video to dismount it and check the controller circuit board there was no damage at all on the components.
Again thank you a lot and of course thanks to @Urban Berg too
@@ricoIII how did you do extract the motor ?
Show us all thé opération from opening thé blinder
Just look at the video and proceed in the reverse order - as described. Others seemed to have understood this!
Where is the first video?
There is no "first video". I explained clearly that you will have to proceed in the reverse order. It seems to me, that others understood this well. If you follow my instructions, you should be able to take the thing apart and fix it again. If you have any further questions, please let me know.
Too bad you didn't show the replacement of the part, or point out the difference between the broken and new if there are any, but good video. Btw you sound like the doctor in Human Centipede.
It is the worst brand to repair with its solutions Indemontable!!! .
I can't disassemble the motor to change the brushes.
Maybe you have to break the whole thing !!!
it's better to buy a very modest brand at a good price ( 20 euros) than to invest in Kitchenaids at 350euros
Prodotto di pessima qualità, finiture di scarso valore difficile da smontare insomma non compratelo
Quindi è!