American Era Cup Cake Maker CCM-6 Disassembly

ID: 165353

Description: This is a guide for disassembling/repairing...

Steps:

1. Open the cup cake maker
2. Unscrew the 4 Phillips screws attached along the edge of the iron plate.

3. Using s Phillips screwdriver, unscrew the LEDs from the panel located on the inside of the top cover.

4. Now that the top cover can be separated, unscrew the 4 Phillips screws holding the cardboard panel in place.
5. Remove the panel from the rest of the body.

6. Rotate the cupcake maker 180 degrees
7. Remove the hinge out of its socket and separate the top half from the bottom half.

8. Flip both sides of the cupcake maker over.
9. Locate and remove the shield on the bottom of the machine.

10. The screw that was hidden under the shield should now be visible. Remove the screw.

11. On the same side, locate a box-like structure. Unscrew the screws with a tri-tip screwdriver or a flathead.
12. The screws keeping this box in place are tri-tip screws.

13. Using a Phillips screwdriver, unscrew the 2 screws that are attached to the white fastener.
14. After unscrewing the 2 screws, two more screws should be visible that are deep in two holes to the sides of the box. Unscrew those with a Phillips screwdriver.

15. There are two screws holding a second cardboard plate in place. Unscrew those with the 4 inch screwdriver.
16. The plate can be moved now, although it cannot be removed, as two sets of wires are soldered in a way that doesn’t allow one to remove the plate.
17. If at this point, the problem is with the feet of the machine, locate the inside of the bottom cover and remove the three screws holding the feet in place with a Phillips screwdriver.

18. The final screw to remove is on the left side relative to the plate. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove it.
19. A tiny flat plate is being held in place by the screw.
20. To reassemble the Cup Cake Maker, simply follow the directions but in reverse.