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Karen
December 7, 2023
What’s the wattage of the motor on this model and when was it made?
Is there a way to tell how old it is? The serial number is: WJP 4284667.
Thank you!
For model number KFP600OB
Hello Karen, thank you for the question. According to our research, your model was manufactured in 10/1999. The power rating for the motor of this model is approximately 600 watts. We hope this information helps!
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Geri
December 18, 2019
Can't turn bowl to start motor.What is the problem?
For model number KFP600OB
Hi Geri, thank you for your question. You may have to check and make sure that your bowl is lined up correctly with the base. If it is then you may have to open up your appliance and check that all of the connections are secure. If they are not then you may just need to adjust them. Otherwise the parts to check for this issue would be your relay, your switch, and your capacitor. Be very careful when looking at your capacitor as they do hold an electrical charge and could shock you if not properly discharged before handling. Good luck with your repair.
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The old broken shaft sleeve did not want to come off. Had to cut it off with a Dremel. Once the old plastic shaft sleeve was off, the new shaft sleeve went on fairly easily. I believe that the shaft sleeve should be made out of aluminum rather than plastic. If that were the case it never would have broken the way the old one did.
I own a great old Kitchenaid food processor. The bowl cover was no longer keeping food in. When I ground cheese, it would spew all over the place if I did not hold the cover down (which i would occassionally forget to do). I was considering purchasing a new food processor, when someone suggested that I try parts select. I was easily able
... Read moreto locate the correct part and for 20 bucks it's like new...saving me about 200.00. Thank you PartsSelect! Jim McMann
The repair was easy as there was no need to use tools. The shocking part was that my order was received on the day after I ordered it. The prompt shipping was totally unexpected and I was happy that it woreked out so quickly.
