Why does my chopper lid not lock properly?

Modified on Mon, 24 Aug at 6:07 PM

If the lid will not lock, the bowl may not be positioned correctly, a part may be out of alignment, or there may be residue in the locking groove. Because these appliances use a safety interlock, an unsecured lid can prevent the motor from running altogether. fileciteturn0file1turn0file11

Checks to try

  1. Unplug the chopper and remove the lid carefully. Keep your hands away from the blade area. fileciteturn0file9turn0file11
  2. Refit the bowl so it turns or clicks fully into position on the base. If the bowl is not locked first, the lid will often not line up correctly. fileciteturn0file1turn0file11
  3. Place the lid back on straight and check for trapped food, deformation or wear around the edge. A small obstruction can stop the lock from engaging. fileciteturn0file9turn0file11
  4. Test again without forcing the lid. If it closes smoothly, the safety switch should now be able to operate normally. fileciteturn0file1turn0file11

Stop using it if

Stop using the appliance if the lid only locks when pressed hard, slips open during use, or appears cracked. Do not bypass the safety interlock. If the issue remains unresolved, contact the retailer or store where the product was purchased.

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