I used the FP to grind meat. Though the load was a little heavy, it worked very well. Then I cleaned it. A day later I tried to use it and it just wont start. I locked the unit properly but the unit wont start. Do you think the FP has reset itself and is there any reset swith to switch it on? What could be the problem?
Any inputs would be highly appreciated.
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Hi
there is no reset switch
follow these instructions and it suppose to work
http://www.useandcaremanuals.com/pdf/FP1300-1400Series791.pdf
when you used it did you smell a burned stench?
is the unit smells still from it?
then probebly the coiles are burend - sorry cant help....
http://www.blackanddeckerappliances.com/customercare/home.jsp
good luck
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You can find a food bowl for a Welco food processor R-118 FP-1 online. You can search for the specific model number to find the correct bowl for your food processor. You can also contact the manufacturer directly to inquire about purchasing a replacement bowl.
Here's the "contact us" page at Rival. They don't list any food processors on their manuals page, but maybe they can help you if you contact them direct.
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.
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What's to assemble, first of all its a meat grinder, you put the hopper on and insert the grind mechanism which is a shaft that has curled ridges on it, it should lock in, then you need to place the cutting blade on, that looks like four corners, and then either the fine or coase meat grinding wheel with the small or large holes in it, then the plastic part that holds it all together and tighten down, just make sure to wash and clean it right away, also dry the pieces, hot soapy water, they are usually carbon steel and can rust, hope this helps
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