KitchenAid Blender 9704230 coupling coupler two pack

By K A Parts Limited

Best Blender UK

Category: Best Jug Blender

Customer Reviews of KitchenAid Blender 9704230 coupling coupler two pack

Reviewed by Andrew G
Operates specifically as hoped

Look on youtube for two approaches of receiving the old a single off. I favoured the sharp happer tap to screwdriver to get the old 1 off and it worked flawlessly on the 2nd tap. I favoured this strategy as I was worried that prising may scratch the prime of the blender.

Features and Specifications

• Boxed-product Weight: 41 g
• ASIN: B00B4V9W6C
• Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 1 Jan 2010

More Details

Two Legitimate KitchenAid Blender 9704230 coupling. The coupler on a KitchenAid blender can fail for a variety of motives. It is made from all-natural rubber which will deteriote in excess of time. It may turn out to be brittle and very tough which can lead to it to truly feel a lot more like plastic. Intense chilly can make it straightforward to snap off the black lugs on leading and extereme heat (such as mixing hot soups for several minutes) can make the rubber soft and deform. The coupler can also crack if the foodstuff being chopped is also challenging or becoming chopped at way too higher velocity. The part failing stops the motor from more extreme injury. The coupler/clutch has 6 rubber teeth which grip the underside of the blade in the blender jug. The clutch is secured to the blender spindle (which is created of steel) with a reverse aluminium thread. i.e. you flip clockwise to undo it which is the reverse to typical. There are two major approaches to remove the old clutch. 1st you can use a skinny spanner to grip the flats on the spindle beneath the coupler then flip the coupler clockwise. Second you can use a huge flat bladed screwdriver to carefully prise the coupler off the spindle. If you use the 2nd approach the aluminium thread in the coupler will be stripped as aluminium is softer. This is not a difficulty as the coupler will need to have changing anyway. Just make certain you thoroughly clean off any parts of aluminium left in the thread on the spindle. Please see other listings for a appropriate spanner or screwdriver.

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