Missing blade on cuisinart quick prep CSB-1 - Cuisinart Blenders

Can be replaced at nominal cost.

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[PDF]Instruction Booklet Premier™ 11-Cup Series - Cuisinart

https://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/dlc-2011.pdf

Cuisinart11 cups (total processed weight varies by food) ... PowerPrep® metal dough blade, metal ... bowl at the top with ... filled out. WHEN. REMOVING BLADE: CAREFULLY REMOVE. THE METAL BLADE BY .... (If machine does not ... not put base in water or... These features, plus the .... have passed into the ... food from leaking.

[PDF]Download Manual - Cuisinart

https://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/dlc-10s.pdf

Cuisinartmatching outline O on top of .... base in water or other liquid. General ... does not fit fully in the outlet, ... as you would sharp knives, out of ... 11. KNEADING YEAST DOUGH WITH DOUGH BLADE. 12. KNEADING BREAD DOUGH ... loodfrom leaking...... uid onto dough as it passes under ..... Fill the feed tube wilh the pieces,.

[PDF]Food Processor - Cuisinart

https://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/dlc-xp.pdf

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There are two phillip head screws holding the blender end together where it came apart. They are hidden under plugs on either side of the imprinted information. Simply drill a hole in each plug and remove them by putting something in the hole (small screwdriver) and pulling them out. Loosen the screws, enough to pull the body apart far enough to insert the blender end back in. Tighten the screws back up and your good to go. I left the plugs out, they don,t serve any purpose.

Sounds like you are missing the screw on jar base. You should be able to order a replacement online from this site:

http://www.abtecparts.com/Cuisinart_blender_CBT500.htm

Good luck!

No solution acording to the company. They do not sale this part..You'll have to buy the whole motor for 25$. I think they do that part on purpose to make you buy more. I have the same problem.

You can get the manual on the link below scroll down to Product details to get it.

http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-CSB-33-QuikPrep-Hand-Blender/dp/B00004VXB2

There are two phillip head screws holding the blender end together where it came apart. They are hidden under plugs on either side of the imprinted information. Simply drill a hole in each plug and remove them by putting something in the hole (small screwdriver) and pulling them out. Loosen the screws, enough to pull the body apart far enough to insert the blender end back in. Make sure you line up the drive pieces and the logo goes on the side with the switch.Tighten the screws back up and your good to go. I left the plugs out, they don,t serve any purpose.

Hi,
I would say that these high speed motors are prone to wearing out their brushes quite quickly, but are not really designed to come apart.
I suppose it is their mode of failure.

If you can find spare brushes for the motor, then do, but the unit is likely to be clipped and solvent welded together, so may be cracked during repair.

I think the ice was too hard for a hand blender. I think the impact has caused the blade to separate from the shaft or caused the shaft to separate internally. If your blender is still under warranty you might be able to get it fixed. Note: none of the "Smoothy" recipes in the manual call for ice. One uses ice-cream. One uses "partially thawed frozen strawberries" and one uses sherbet.

Time to use your warranty or throw it out. Not a serviceable product, you can't order a set of bearings for this. sorry