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The class of domestic kitchen electrical appliances which which mix, chop, grind or liquidise (or a combination), invariably contain an electric motor. Problems can arise with the motor, or the associated electrics, or some purely mechanical issue such as food residues getting to where they shouldn't. Dissassembly can sometimes be challenging, but if you can get inside then the problem will usually be fairly easily seen or diagnosed with a [[ | The class of domestic kitchen electrical appliances which which mix, chop, grind or liquidise (or a combination), invariably contain an electric motor. Problems can arise with the motor, or the associated electrics, or some purely mechanical issue such as food residues getting to where they shouldn't. Dissassembly can sometimes be challenging, but if you can get inside then the problem will usually be fairly easily seen or diagnosed with a [[Glossary:Multimeter|multimeter]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:18, 31 March 2024
The class of domestic kitchen electrical appliances which which mix, chop, grind or liquidise (or a combination), invariably contain an electric motor. Problems can arise with the motor, or the associated electrics, or some purely mechanical issue such as food residues getting to where they shouldn't. Dissassembly can sometimes be challenging, but if you can get inside then the problem will usually be fairly easily seen or diagnosed with a multimeter.