Why is my Kenwood Blender leaking from the bottom?
If your Kenwood Blender or multi mill is leaking from the blade assembly base, inspect the seal. Ensure it is correctly fitted and not damaged. If the seal is damaged, you may need a replacement.
How to fix a Kenwood Blender that won't turn on?
If your Kenwood Blender or mill isn't working, it might not be correctly locked in place or assembled. Ensure the blender or mill is properly fitted to the interlock. Also, check that the blade assembly is fully tightened into the goblet or jar.
Why is my Kenwood Blender vibrating so much?
If your Kenwood Blender is unstable or vibrates heavily, especially when processing sticky ingredients like dates, it might be due to using too low a speed. For optimal results, use the 'Pulse' setting initially to break down the ingredients, then continue processing at maximum speed.
What to do if my Kenwood Processor stops in the middle of processing?
If the Kenwood Processor stops during processing, it could be due to overloading, exceeding maximum capacities, or an unlocked lid. Check the maximum capacities in the recommended usage chart and ensure the lid is securely locked.
Why won't my Kenwood Processor turn on?
If the Kenwood Processor won't operate, first check if it's plugged in and has power. Ensure the bowl is correctly located with the handle towards the right front corner, and that the lid interlock is correctly positioned in the handle area. The processor will not work if the bowl and lid are incorrectly fitted. Also, verify that the detachable drive shaft is fitted onto the power unit before fitting the bowl, as the bowl tools and attachments won't operate without it. Finally, check the fuse or circuit breaker in your home.
General| Power | 800 W |
|---|---|
| Bowl Capacity | 2.1 L |
| Number of Speeds | 2 |
| Pulse Function | Yes |
| Material | Plastic |
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