B Problem Guide - KitchenAid KFP1333 Service & Repair Manual

Problem
Work bowl cover will
not close
Food Processor does
not run.
Food processor runs
intermittently.
Food processor does
not run at some
selections.
Food Processor does
not shred, slice or
dice properly.
Food processor does
not seat firmly on
work surface.
Appendix B
Problem Guide
Cause
slicing disc or drive
adapter
Unit not plugged in
Faulty Power
Receptacle (outlet)
Damaged power cord
Faulty ON/OFF/PULSE
switch Assembly.
Work bowl, Lid or
large feed tube not
installed properly
Faulty Interlock
Safety Switch system
Disconnected or
broken wires
Faulty motor.
Faulty Power Cord or
ON/OFF/PULSE
Switch Assembly.
Faulty ON/OFF/PULSE
switch Assembly.
Slicing/shredding disc
or dicing attachment
installation
Worn or damaged
Foot and/or Feet.
Make sure the disc is installed correctly and is positioned
properly on the drive adapter.
Plug into a grounded 3 prong outlet.
Check the power supply receptacle to make sure it's
"hot." Check receptacle breaker and/or receptacle
wiring.
Replace power cord.
Replace ON/OFF/PULSE switch.
Make sure the bowl and lid are properly in place and
that the large feed tube is in place. If using the large feed
tube opening, make sure that the food is not above the
Max. fill line.
Test the Interlock Safety Switch system. Replace parts as
necessary (see "Testing the Food Processor – pg. 5)
Check wire connections. Repair if necessary.
Check motor. If faulty, remove and replace.
Check Power Cord and/or Switch Assembly. If faulty,
remove and replace.
Remove and replace the Switch Assembly.
Make sure the raised-blade side of the slicing disc is
facing up. If using the adjustable blade, make sure it is
set to the correct thickness. Make sure the ingredients
are suitable for slicing, shredding or dicing. Check for un-
processed food jamming the dicing kit
Replace worn or damaged Base Foot/Feet.
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Solution