Food Processor Repair
Food processors do a little more than your average kitchen appliance, so they may require more repairs. We have created a symptom and repair guide to help guide you through fixing your appliance yourself as efficiently and effectively as possible. First, select the symptom that applies to your food processor, from there, we narrow down the parts that could be causing the issue. Once you have determined the part that needs to be replaced, read our tips for how to get it back to working perfectly.
Leaks liquid
Reported 31% of the time
A repair is needed if your food processor is leaking liquid. Our experts have narrowed down the most common parts for causing this problem to the bowl, lid, and seal. Use our guide to help determine which part needs to be replaced and how you can quickly and easily fix it yourself.
Controls or buttons don't work right
Reported 13% of the time
If the buttons aren't working right on your food processor, this can be frustrating. Read our guide for tips on what to check for if this problem is occurring. It might be something as simple as aligning the lid properly. If you require specific advice for your model, refer to your owner's manual.
Grinding or squealing sound
Reported 6% of the time
Is your food processor making a grinding or squealing sound? Before you consider purchasing a new appliance, try troubleshooting and diagnosing the problem yourself. Use our guide to assist you in determining what parts to check and how they can be fixed. Start by checking the blade, gear, adapter, extension, disk, and stem.
Burnt or electrical smell from motor
Reported 5% of the time
If you can smell a burnt or electrical smell coming from the motor, this is something that will need to be repaired, and you can do it yourself, with our help. Check the blade, gears, and slicer for signs of wear tear. Use our repair guide for tips on how you can fix your appiance yourself as quickly as possible.
Trips the power source circuit breaker
Reported 1% of the time
If your food processor trips the power source circuit breaker, check the blade and motor for signs of damage. Read on for instructions on how you can repair the appropriate part yourself as quickly and easily as possible. Refer to your owner's manual for detailed instructions for your model.
Excessive sparks from motor
Reported 1% of the time
If the motor of your food processor is giving off excessive sparks, this may indicate a need for a repair. This is generally a simple repair that you can do yourself with not much effort or time spent. Check the blades and attachments for signs of wear and tear. For more detailed advice for your model, refer to the owner's manual provided by the manufacturer.
