FP3020 Braun Food Processor - Instructions
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- Customer:
- Yisroel from MONSEY, NY
- Parts Used:
- BR67002178
- Difficulty Level:
- Easy
- Total Repair Time:
- 30 - 60 mins
- Tools:
- Pliers, Screw drivers
The AC power cord was burned and melted
* 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
* 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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