KitchenAid Food Chopper Assembly
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KitchenAid food processors and choppers have safety interlocks with specific assembly steps, including placing the work bowl, inserting the blade, and attaching the lid in different ways for different models; the chopper can still operate without the blade secured, resulting in less uniform chopping.
Insights
- KitchenAid food processors and choppers have a safety interlock feature that prevents them from operating if not correctly assembled, with two distinct models requiring specific assembly procedures.
- The chopper will operate without the blade securely locked in place, but the results will be less consistent, highlighting the importance of following the precise assembly instructions for optimal performance.
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How do I assemble a KitchenAid food processor?
Follow specific steps for each model.
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KitchenAid Safety Interlock for Food Processors
- KitchenAid food processors and choppers have a safety interlock to prevent them from turning on if not properly assembled, with two different models requiring specific assembly steps; for the first model, place the work bowl on the base, slide the handle from left to right, center it, insert the blade, and attach the lid by sliding it from 8 o'clock to 6 o'clock, while for the second model, place the work bowl on the base, insert the blade firmly until it clicks, and attach the lid by sliding it from left to right to engage with the base, noting that the chopper will still function without the blade locked in place but with less uniform results.
