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October 2nd, 2009 | 
Author: After I tried holding the spindle, blocking the motor blades–all with no success, I found these instructions. Took 2 knocks and 10 seconds to remove the coupling!…
(1) Note that the coupling (the round part with teeth) is threaded to the blender motor in reverse to a standard threading. So it screws off just like a bottle top, but in a clockwise direction.
(2) place the blender base on a tabletop, facing you, base down/coupling up. You should probably unplug it.
(3) take a punch or a flathead screwdriver, and place it against one of the coupling teeth that is furtherest away from you.
(4) strike the back of the screwdriver with a small hammer or maillot. The result will spin coupling clockwise. It may take several tries, but the coupling will eventually spin clockwise faster than the motor, and it will begin to unthread.
(5) unscrew the old coupling, and screw the new coupling into place (counterclockwise). Note that the new coupling will tighten itself every time you use your blender, so no need to worry about tightening it too much.
(6) Make a smoothie to celebrate your success!
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I just replaced my old Cutter Blade Assembly with this and it works perfectly. I do see a trace of grease on the underside after use, as I did on the original, but no leak of the contents. After seeing the grease on the new one, I’m not sure that I even needed to replace the old one, as it is on the outside and did not cause a leak or contaminate the contents. At any rate, I now have two Cutter Blade Assemblys and both work fine.
the rubber gears on the bottom of the blade did fit our blender, but were not the same as the original. Only two rubber tabs, clearly cheaper than what was replaced.
Fit was not perfect, but good enough to work without leaking if it was st up carefully.
I ordered this to replace my original blade assembly. It seems that the original got very hot after using the blender and it did not move freely. It almost seems like it needed oiling. I take good care of my kitchen machines and use hot soapy water and dry the parts. The new replacement part that I ordered was not as free moving as I thought either but definitely an improvement.
Not sure what the answer is but oiling is not food safe and perhaps KitchenAid would want to know that their product may need some improvement or at least some instruction on how to care better for the part.
KitchenAid blender blade assembly.
After searching for the above piece, finally I found it here in Amazon. Thank you for your service and promptness.
After I tried holding the spindle, blocking the motor blades–all with no success, I found these instructions. Took 2 knocks and 10 seconds to remove the coupling!…
(1) Note that the coupling (the round part with teeth) is threaded to the blender motor in reverse to a standard threading. So it screws off just like a bottle top, but in a clockwise direction.
(2) place the blender base on a tabletop, facing you, base down/coupling up. You should probably unplug it.
(3) take a punch or a flathead screwdriver, and place it against one of the coupling teeth that is furtherest away from you.
(4) strike the back of the screwdriver with a small hammer or maillot. The result will spin coupling clockwise. It may take several tries, but the coupling will eventually spin clockwise faster than the motor, and it will begin to unthread.
(5) unscrew the old coupling, and screw the new coupling into place (counterclockwise). Note that the new coupling will tighten itself every time you use your blender, so no need to worry about tightening it too much.
(6) Make a smoothie to celebrate your success!
Several other reviewers have mentioned this, unplug the blender, use a long screwdriver to stop the motor from turning (insert screwdriver from bottom of base up through one of the holes in blender base), and then unscrew the coupling. Simple and easy.
This is the third time I’ve installed one of these across two different KitchenAid blenders.
Some advice: I personally found the instructions for popping the old part off with a screwdriver to be incredibly fast and efficient. Don’t be afraid to use your strength.
This was fine it works great. The tough part was removing the old one. Apparently the part is made from softer metal then the post and threads on the post they are attached to. So basically you pry off and destroy the old coupler without worrying about the threads on the post of the blender. It was a little messy but the threads on blender post weren’t hurt. Also counter-intuitive was screwing the new part on the threads of the post. There was no way to stop the post from spinning so you just screw it on lightly. Apparently it tightens up during use because the direction of travel of coupler screws it on tight.
I was very pleased with the adapter for the blender and it was easy to install. Now the blender actually works.