The pitcher on my Kitchen Aid Blender leaks(less than 1year-old) how can I fix it? Model# KBS1575WHO
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Try taking the bottom off and clean the rubber gasket in soap and water. Then reassemble and use a little olive oil on the gasket
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Check the rubber gasket. If it is getting brittle, it will not seal. A cheap, easy fix.
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Try running a tank of vinegar through it. I always use distilled water. If it's over a year old might be time for a new one.
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I've had my blender for over 3 years and it's never leaked, so it much be when you put it back together. Put the jar upside down, then put the rubber gasket, then the blade then screw on the base. Should be fine.
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Not sure, but the blender i owned was no good. The pitcher leaked and if not put on base properly the gear will grind down.
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I wish I had the answer you need but even with the part I got and the machine I have it was only temporary. How much is the price of frustration only you can answer that for I would recommend getting a new blender. That is what we have done and harmony reigns again in the kitchen. Sometimes it is best to get rid of the old one and go for a new one. At first I was thrilled it worked then came the noise and the odor of the motor and I knew new parts don't fit an old machine. Sorry.
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If you really just bought it last summer then contact KitchenAid----They stand behind their products. Also---The handle is just a push-on so they may just send you a new handle.
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Now, I'm sorry I don't. I don't use the blender any more. Wish I could help. Tried Cuisinart order site?
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here is a linkto getting a replacement guide hope this helps you out http://www.ninjakitchen.com/Ninja-NJ600-Professional-Blender.shtml?tabID=partsCont
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I managed to finally get a replacement for my KitchenAid but I had to wait for months because there were none being produced. The second one I purchased has not begun to leak yet but I have little faith in it. The design is really bad. But that does not answer your question. All I can say is that if you are going to purchase a new blender check out the jar to make sure that it comes apart for cleaning and therefore parts would be replaceable if it began to leak.
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Mine leaks as well - check the lid and see if the silicon ring is missing or damaged. I believe that's the cause for my leak. Still checking to see if I can replace that part...
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I don't think that is a problem, but to be sure, you can look at the owners manual online before purchase. Or you can go to Kitchenaid.com and ask them. They are very friendly and helpful. I hope it works out for you as this is a very nice blender.
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Switch your frother whisk! It comes with one located at the bottom of the machine and one on the lid. I haven't had a leak since I switched the two!
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Mine was an older model, I typed in the model number on the bottom of the blender and it showed me the replacement parts. I hope this helps.
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No. The coupler on the bottom of my pitcher between the glass bowl and the base motor unit is a metal piece that has several metal "spokes" (or fingers) that fit down onto the rubber extensions on the base motor rubber coupling. You will probably have to either obtain a new pitcher assembly that includes the blade unit or perhaps you can simply get a replacement just for the blade assembly alone. However, given that my blender is quite old, it is possible that your pitcher may have a different connecting piece.
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I have had mine for almost 6 months without a drop of leaking. Perhaps try reassembling it.
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Mine just did the same thing- It was the drive clutch. Try this: Cuisinart SPB7-20TXN Blender Blade Driver ClutchOr this (depending on your model- I'm not sure if they are the same thing): Cuisinart Genuine Replacement Blender Blade Driver Clutch # SPB-CH
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My blender looks a little different. Maybe it creates a vacuum seal and you just need to use something to break the seal. I've not had that problem.