20 Most Recent Kenwood KM200 Chef Food Processor - Page 9 Questions & Answers

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Howdy. Black smoke from an electric motor usually means damage. You say it worked after, that's sort of good. I suggest you use it until it dies and keep it unplugged when not in use. Plan to replace it fairly soon, though.
Good luck.
Farmerbear

sounds to me like you may have burnt up the motor probaby by mixing to heavy of a load or running it too long, or by just being older. I would replace it as fixing it would be costly

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You can find the manuals on the Kenwood site:
http://www.kenwoodusa.com/z_Support/Home_Electronics_Owners_Manuals/#_

Hopefully you have or know someone who has an ohmmeter or a multimeter. You can check the fuse by measuring the resistance of the fuse. It should be zero or close to it. If it reads high, in the kilo or meg ohms, then it is open or bad. I checked Wikopedia for the Saudi Arabia's
voltage source, and it lists 120v 60cycle and 220v 60 cycle. If the food processor is a 220v 60 cycle piece of equipment, it may not appear to work on our (the USA) 120v 60 cycle power.