9 cup foodprocessor where would I find a 9 cup processor in red?
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Not here! the Kitchen Aid is not a 9-cup processor. It (read the fine print) is a 3 CUP PROCESSOR if you are including liquids, which pour out through the center tube if you put in over 3 cups. It is a design flaw and they refuse to make a work bowl with a high tube which would solve the problem.
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I have the DCL-2009CHB Prep 9 food processor.This is the answer that I received from Cuisinart: "The part number for the 2mm Thin Slicing Disc that goes with the DLC-2009CHB is DLC-842TX-1"
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If you want large capacity, take a look at the Cuisinart DLC-2014N PowerPrep Plus 14-Cup Capacity Food Processor, White.
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Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the basic, no-frills model is best for me; also, I'm not spending extra for bells and whistles. Hope this helps! Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the... » Read More Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the basic, no-frills model is best for me; also, I'm not spending extra for bells and whistles. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I own the Cuisinart 14 cup DFP-14 food processor. The DLC-DH Disc Holder is what I purchased to store the cutting discs. It holds those discs perfectly - and safely! Here is a link to the food processor I purchased so you can see if it looks similar to yours.Cuisinart DFP-14BCN 14-Cup Food Processor, Brushed Stainless Steel DISCONTINUED BY MANUFACTURER
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My food processor is working fine. so i really cannot answer your question. My suggestion would be to contact the company itself. they may be able to provide you with a replacement or send you free parts.
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Gustavo, The item you have has been discontinued so you may not be able to get what you need. Go to www.cuisinart.com and click on the discontinued products and you will see the items that are no longer sold.Good luck althought by now I am sure you have resolved your problem.
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I honestly can't tell you on a food processor, but if those appliances are made like the Cuisinart Coffee Makers. Steer clear. My coffee maker started leaking after one year from the bottom of the appliance. I opened it up and what do I find? Cheap plastic lines connected directly to the heating element, one of which had melted. the Coffee maker is roughly 3 times as expensive as a comparable Mr. Coffee, even on sale, you would think they could put in good copper or stainless lines for that premium price. I will never purchase another Cuisinart anything!
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This is a great processor. It's used in our restaurant and is used multiple times daily. If you are looking for a processor with power and capacity, this is it. Typically, it retails for 799.00 at most supply places. That I got it here for a lot less was a nice surprise.
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I called Cuisinart and they said it was official. For sure it is identical to the one I replaced, which came with the processor.
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I do not have 12 cup food processor and am unable to give you an answer to the question.
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this is the one I bought:Braun K650 Multiquick 600-watt Kitchen Machine Food Processor
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Appears so. On the box it says "Versatile Size holds 7,9,11 and 14-cup food processor discs". This is Cuisinart Model DLC-DH. Hope this helps you.
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Here's the URL that will help you identify which will work then you can get it on eBay or Amazon http://www.smallappliance.com/department.asp?cur=USD&cam;=GA_B_krups_parts&cur;=USD&sid=18954&mid;=15&gid;=18960&shopBy;=Brand
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Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the basic, no-frills model is best for me; also, I'm not spending extra for bells and whistles. Hope this helps!
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ebay will have it, it might be here on amazon, certainly cuisinart, www.ereplacementparts.com, many others. Have you heard of this new thing called the internet?
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If Amazon does not carry that color, I did find it on getcarcache . com Hope that helps.