Introduction
If your power cord has any exposed wires, replacing the cord may help your device run again. To replace your power cord, you will need to cut wires and use a soldering iron. Check out this soldering guide for instructions.
Tools
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Position the handle of the bowl so that it is on your left.
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Grab the handle and push clockwise. Lift up the bowl to remove it.
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Turn the food processor's base upside down by lifting it up and turning it over.
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Position the base so that the on and pulse buttons are facing you.
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Place the base on top of the food processor's bowl to keep the base from wobbling while you work on it.
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Lift up the front left and the back right rubber feet by pulling back the rubber with your fingers.
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Remove the 13.0mm screw under each rubber foot with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
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Unlatch the power cord from its casing at the bottom left corner of the base by lifting the cord upward.
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Use flat pliers to clamp down on the wide part of the plastic covering located at the power cord's white wire connection.
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Pull the plastic cover off of the wire by keeping the pliers clamped down and pulling away from the wires.
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Repeat for the power cord's brown wire connection.
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Use wire cutters to cut the exposed wire on the power cord's white wire. To cut the wire, position the blades of the wire cutter over the exposed wire and clamp down.
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Repeat for the power cord's brown wire connection. This cuts off the connection between the power cord and motor.
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Pull the power cord out. It is no longer attached to the device.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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