Chopping blade does not spin when powered up. Does it need an adapter to fit snugly on spindle?
511055
Yes, there should have been a plastic piece that fits between the spindle and the blade portion.
511056
It broke after 5 months of use, I don't use it very frequently, twice to three times s month, I wouldn't recommend this product at all to anyone, as a matter of fact I stopped buying cuisinart products all together.
511057
Mine just did the same thing- It was the drive clutch. Try this: Cuisinart SPB7-20TXN Blender Blade Driver ClutchOr this (depending on your model- I'm not sure if they are the same thing): Cuisinart Genuine Replacement Blender Blade Driver Clutch # SPB-CH
511058
I had to buy a new blade assembly (found on amazon, SPB-456-2B), something had burned/broke inside and it wouldn't spin anymore: it spun before and now that I put the new blade assembly in, it spins again.
511059
There should be an adapter that came with the unit that would facilitate that conversion... I have not tried it yet, but the adapter is in the package...
130735
No. Mine was a physical jam and I had to pull out the spinner and stick it back in.
1021436
One thing you can try is to heat up it and unscrew. If it doesn't work, wrap it with something to protect the threads and use a pair of pliers to unscrew. If top of the adapter is high enough than 3/8 screw, use a kind of blade to use it as screw driver, using two notches. I hope this would be a help.
1488284
The handle needs to be pushed very hard into the blade. You'll feel it snap into place. When it does, it will feel very secure ... not loose or wiggly at all.
1927987
I am not an expert but I don't think so. The adapter is a reverse wedge that the spindle nests in. 3 inch width is too wide to settle in there.
1058839
I've been using the Lenox Gold titanium edge blade and it fits snugly with no wobble at all. Make sure the blade is seated correctly and then tighten the retaining screw sufficiently (tight). It's possible there is some manufacturing tolerance that can cause some blades to not fit well.
1009795
Hi Armand, The most likely issue is that the pin/channel for the spindle (pin 1 if you followed our wiring diagram) needs to be inverted. Make sure that you in fact use pin 1, that the spindle controller board "clicks" when you turn the spindle on/off on-screen, and try inverting that pin's signal. Also make sure that the spindle is turned on with its power switch, that the speed control knob is turned up (clockwise) and, if all of the above checks out to no avail, try powering the spindle directly from your power supply (black and yellow wires) to make sure its not a faulty spindle. Let us know if this helps or if the issue persists.
456051
I had the same problem when I first attached the blade....and the instructions sucked; I had to figure out how to do it myself. Vibrated so bad that I couldn't hold it. I simply took the blade off and flipped it over and reattached it and that solved it completely. It runs as smoothly and powerfully as I could want now.
1579261
Check your manual, but I'm pretty sure you have to completely remove the end of the blade clamp. You can then thread it back on while holding the blade in place. Good luck, the Rockwell is a great tool, but those blades are pricey$
882183
I'm not sure I understand your question. The blade is loose enough to be free-spinning.
2276292
Well, as it comes from the package, no. The plastic bits at the ends of the Regalo gate have holes that are slightly too small to allow the Kidco Y Spindle screw to fit. I carefully enlarged the hole with a slightly larger drill bit. Voila, works like a charm! Also, in my daughter's house, the bottoms of the spindles are flat, so the Y Spindle adapters were needed only at the top - one set was all that we needed.
2149249
You adjust the mower by turning the two flathead(?) screws on the back of the mower. The spinning blades don't move but the stationary blade will move in towards or out from the spinning blades. You know your mower is adjusted when you can spin the blade freely (by hand) and yet it contacts the stationary blade ever so slightly. You should hear a slight "singing" of the blade. If it is too tight the spinning blade will slow quickly or stop dead.
733606
Mine did not come with a drive adapter. I don't think it does. I already had the square drive nut from my flex shaft, so I didn't think about it not coming with one. The instructions are a bit deceiving, as it seems to assume you already have the proper adapter, but I don't see where it states that it comes with the mini saw. The screw was in place already. Had to unscrew to install blade.
1342161
These blades have a universal fit center that is supposed to fit all spindles. They don't They stripped the spindles on my cub cadet and they also caused the mower to clog because they didn't have the right pitch to throw the grass out from under the deck. Although they are cheaper I would not buy them again. In fact, if you really want a set I'll be glad to sell you mine.
821275
Mine did not. it was just a little bit different so it wouldn't clip down so I ended up discarding my ultimate chopper blade and just using the chef pro. Shucks, thought I would have a spare blade.
2033270
Yep :) No problem! The V-shaped blade (I can't recall it's proper name at the moment) is the one I use to chop nuts with, though I think its also possible with the flat blade ...
961078
Sorry, I don't know, but I have a lawn boy and I had to use the supplied adapter washers to make the blade fit securely.