Introduction
This guide shows the challenges that stop us from properly repairing this type of mixer.
What you need
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Finding and fixing the problem is a cinch!
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Disassembling the mixer is very destructive!
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This appliance is a clear example of planned obsolescence since a worn (carbon) brush makes it fit for the trash.
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If the fault is in the electronic module, clever cutting can make an acceptable repair possible as shown in this ElectroMax video.
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The speed control knob is easy to disassemble by inserting a knife blade under the graduated circle and prying it up.
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There are three obstacles to the removal of the motor and electronics module from this mixer:
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The entire motor block enclosure is firmly secured with adhesive.
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This motor bearing fastener acts as a circular mount.
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This plunger system fastener is a second circular mount.
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I do not see a way around any of these three issues without a certain amount of "destruction".
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We do need to cut the shell off the mixer, which makes salvaging this part difficult.
We do need to cut the shell off the mixer, which makes salvaging this part difficult.
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