KFPW760WH2 KitchenAid Food Processor - Instructions

Removed the broken shaft by beaking it. Cleaned the metal shaft and coated it with light lubricant. Drove the new shaft on with a rubber mallet.

Would have been helpful to know if there is an easier way to remove the sleeve other than breaking it apart. In this case the sleeve was in bad shape and there was no problem with ... Read more the new one. However, had I been able to keep the damaged one as a back up it might prove helpful

Customer service very helpful, part shipped that day. I recived part next day. I replaced bowl cover and we used the food procseor for Sunday Fund rasier meal for the youth

The part was shipped with LIGHTENING speed!! So pleased! The part was readily available and so easy to order!
Thank you! I'll be back!

First I chiseled the cracked and damaged sleeve with a flat head screwdriver until it was off of the steel shaft. Then I put some lubricant on the steel and hammered the new part on with the mallet. It was so easy! I had this broken Cuisinart food processor in my pantry for months, I thought I would have to get a new one. I stumbled upon ... Read more this website looking for something else and found the replacement part, it saved me hundreds. Thanks PartSelect!

There was no repair.The new bowl fit perfectly on the machine.

remove as much plastic as possible with pliers. Slit the sleeve with the dremmel tool, using a small diamond bit, on bith sides as far down as possible. Spread the two halves a little to break their grip on the shaft, using pliers. Remembering that the sleeve extends below the flange at the base, you will need to pry the rest up. I us ... Read more ed two blocks of 3/4 inch thick wood and two short crow bars inserted either side of the sleeve. After removing the old sleeve, lubricate the motor shaft with food grade silicon O ring lube, and taking care to align the flat surface of the shaft with the inner flat areas of the sleeve, drive it home with a plastic or rubber mallett.