How do I clean my chopper without damaging the blades or housing?

Modified on Thu, 20 Aug at 2:57 PM

Clean the removable parts only after unplugging the appliance and letting it cool completely. These choppers have dishwasher-proof parts on some models and easy disassembly, but the blades are sharp, so handle them carefully and never immerse the motor base in water. fileciteturn0file8turn0file0turn0file1

Diagnostic steps

  1. Unplug the appliance and separate the removable parts. Do not clean while the unit is connected to power.
  2. Wash the bowl, lid and removable accessories as the model allows. Use warm water and a mild detergent unless your manual says the parts are dishwasher safe.
  3. Clean around the blades carefully. Avoid touching the cutting edges directly.
  4. Dry every part thoroughly before reassembly. Moisture left in the bowl or around the safety switch may affect performance.
  5. Wipe the motor base with a soft, slightly damp cloth only. Keep water away from the plug and housing.

Expected result: The removable parts should be clean, dry and ready to reassemble without residue or trapped moisture.

When to stop: Stop if any part is cracked, the blades are loose, or you cannot remove food safely without force.

When to contact support: Contact support if the chopper still will not fit together correctly after cleaning, or if a part appears damaged.

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