Robot Coupe Blenders - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

4169 blender dismantling. this device is not suitable to be dismantled but this is how I did it. 1 disconnect from the mains. 2 lever off operating lever button at opposite end to hinge 3 insert sharp screwdriver into gap by top lid at same side as cable entry and prise off 4 heat up the casing with an electric paint stripper, wear gardening gloves. 5 when the casing starts to get pliable, insert a driver into the gap above the operating button locating lip and prise away as far as you can 6 do this with the locating peg on the other side 7 work between the two until the whole thing comes apart 8 lever out the motor, it will slide out once loosened 9 wash out the blender drive shaft with boiling water and detergent 10 dry out the body and soak the inside with silicone oil 11 work the blender blade until it spins freely 12 clean everything up and push it all back together 13 if any parts are deformed with the heat gun reheat them to a pliable state and reform them as best you can 14 if it is all loose when its back together, glue the joints with superglue and spray with glue accelerator 15 test it and if it's no good chuck it in the bin and buy a new one 16 but mine works fine.

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First you drill out the plastic plugs to acess the torx screws holding the housing together. Remove 4 motor mounting screws to separate from shaft.

Afraid careful dissasembly the only way. And check if blade is bent of course. Good luck.

I need a wiring diagram too don' Robot Coupe have service info. on their products as expensive as they are it's a problem. Robot Coupe MP450 Turbo can't seem to find anywhere. Thanks

If you type in your model number on the internet information will come up on it for parts & other things. Hope this helps

might be the start switch in the motor and or a capacitor. it should turn fairly freely by hand, if not it could be a bad bearing/bushing.

You have to drill out the little plastic plugs to get to the torx screws holding the housing together