How to remove a stuck Kitchenaid Food Processor Blade (blade in the 4 cup bowl)?

Aug 25, 2009 by rose 24 | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a 12 cup Kitchenaid Food processor.
I tried to rupture a piece of semi hard cheese in the 4 cup bowl, but stopped in 2 pulses as i realized possibly its a bad idea.
Now the blade in the smaller bowl (4 cup) does not progress off

In reality, what you're going to have to do is find a couple of fairly large, preferably very suffocating to the same size, screwdrivers, with which you can apply pressure equally to both sides of the trundle with the blade that's stuck, and pop it up

Corky R | Aug 25, 2009


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