KitchenAid food processors offer precision performance and a variety of settings so you can handle whatever preparation techniques your recipes call for. You can shred potatoes for latkes, puree fruits and vegetables, and make your own butter, mayonnaise, hummus, flour and so much more using your KitchenAid food processor.
When your KitchenAid food processor breaks down, depend on Sears PartsDirect to have the repair parts you need to get your food processor going again.
Common KitchenAid food processor parts that need to be replaced
As your KitchenAid food processor ages, parts will eventually wear out and need replacing.
Blade. The cutting blade can dull over time, so replace the blade if it isn't cutting and chopping food cleanly.
Drive motor. Replace the drive motor if it isn't running at the right speed or if it whines loudly while running.
Bowl. Replace the bowl if it cracks or breaks.
Lid assembly. Replace the lid assembly if its catch doesn't engage the interlock switch or if the lid is cracked or damaged.
How to maintain your KitchenAid food processor
Cleaning and maintaining your KitchenAid food processer will keep it running smoothly for years. Unplug the food processor before you begin.
Remove the lid, blade and bowl and clean them thoroughly after each use. To prevent scratching or clouding, don't use abrasive cleansers or scouring pads on the bowl or lid. You can wash these items in your dishwasher, but don't use the sanitize setting.
Wipe the base clean after each use. Clean the base and power cord with a warm, sudsy cloth and dry with a soft cloth regularly.
Check the power cord before each use. Replace the power cord if its insulation is cut or damaged, exposing bare wires.
Regularly check blades and accessories for damage. Replace any damaged components.
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