Cecotec Mambo 8090 Food Processor Teardown

ID: 206690

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Steps:

  1. Remove the screws from the bottom. There are two different types of screws. The larger hole is for the case, and the smaller ones are for the front control panel and the rear where the power cable and the cooling fan grille are located.
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  3. Carefully push up on the control panel bezel.
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  5. Unscrew the four screws (the two at the top are different in size from the ones at the bottom)
  6. Disconnect the board connectors; take a photo as a guide for reconnecting
  7. Once unscrewed, remove the cooling fan protector
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  9. Once the two top screws are unscrewed, separate the cover.
  10. CAUTION: When separating the cover, the power cable is inside the cover; it cannot be separated until the motor cooling fan of the food processor is removed.
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  12. To unscrew this part, we will use the blade attachment and place a 14mm socket wrench, turning in the direction shown in the photo, while holding the cooling fan firmly with the other hand.
  13. Once we notice it has loosened, we unscrew it by hand.
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  15. Carefully lift it, taking care not to stretch the cables on the outside.
  16. Once removed, keep in mind that the power cable cannot be disconnected from its motherboard, it is soldered; leave it in a comfortable position to be able to work on the inside.
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  18. First disconnect the motor cable and the black cooling fan; the rest is optional for now (do not pull by the cable).
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  20. Disconnect the board power and unscrew the two screws to release it.
  21. Separate the arm to unscrew the base.
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  23. Unscrew the four screws.
  24. Once unscrewed, lift carefully, as the two speed switches are still connected.
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  26. Lift the four gears and then lift the rest.
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