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FP3020 (0X22011007) Braun Food Processor - Overview

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ICS 3205 COVER PRTD – Part Number: 7322010264
$22.52
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ICS 3205 COVER PRTD
Part #7322010264
This is a genuine manufacturer sourced replacement part designed for use with Braun food processors. This is the main cover for the container. It is made out of plastic and it is sold individually. No tools are needed to replace, simply remove the old cover and replace it with a new one. Please note the pusher is sold separately.
Kneading Hook (Plastic), Pure-White – Part Number: 67051141
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Ics 3205 Switch – Part Number: 7322010304
$7.47
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Ics 3205 Switch
Part #7322010304
Ics 3202 Pulse Switch Cpl – Part Number: 7322010274
$7.47
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Ics 3202 Pulse Switch Cpl
Part #7322010274
Spring – Part Number: BR67002499
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Spring
Part #BR67002499
Mains Lead – Part Number: BR67002178
$11.77
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Mains Lead
Part #BR67002178
Pressure Spring – Part Number: BR67051067
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Pressure Spring
Part #BR67051067
O-ring Iso 3601/1/ 13 X 4 Nbr – Part Number: BR67000505
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Motor Verst. K600/700 120v Dc – Part Number: BR63205634
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Belt Pulley Oz Kd – Part Number: BR63202626
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Belt Pulley Oz Kd
Part #BR63202626
Fine Shredding Insert – Part Number: BR67000491
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Fine Shredding Insert
Part #BR67000491
Safety Cover – Part Number: BR67051142
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Safety Cover
Part #BR67051142
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The AC power cord was burned and melted
1 person found this instruction helpful.
  • Yisroel from MONSEY, NY
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
* Unscrewed all the screws from the bottom (torx screw heads)
* Turned it upside down and slowly pried open the bottom base, separating it frm the top
* With a plier I bent the AC power cord connectors to the green board and removed them (while noting down the direction they were connected)
* Took out the old mains lead and reconnected the new cable securely, routing it inside the same way the old one was running through
* Tested the appliance on a low-power setting to confirm everything worked (Initially when testing it, it didn't turn on... I was afraid something was wrong, but then I realized that this machine isn't supposed to turn on without the cover being closed... So I inserted it and it worked as expected...)
* Closed back the base and reinserted the screws, and inspected the repair for any overheating or loose connections
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