by August 29th, 2009. Filed under: kitcher aid blender.
the black rubber part at the bottom of the blender
The above answers are correct, hot water will do it. However, I would not use a blade or any sharp object on it. Remember, by taking your time to soak it (which is the key), you’ve made the rubber seal very soft and pliable. You risk nicking & damaging it in a way you may not even notice at first. This will shorten your seals lifespan, and then you’ll end up having to find a replacement part.
Good luck!
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August 30th, 2009 at 2:57 am
Soak it in hot water.
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August 30th, 2009 at 3:22 am
Soak it in hot/hot water for a few minuets. If that doesn’t work take a razor blade or sharp knife and place it under the edge turning it as you do, then gently pry it off so you don’t ruin it. i had this happen to me and I boiled water and let it soak until it came off,it took about 45 minuets.
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August 30th, 2009 at 3:56 am
The above answers are correct, hot water will do it. However, I would not use a blade or any sharp object on it. Remember, by taking your time to soak it (which is the key), you’ve made the rubber seal very soft and pliable. You risk nicking & damaging it in a way you may not even notice at first. This will shorten your seals lifespan, and then you’ll end up having to find a replacement part.
Good luck!
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August 30th, 2009 at 4:20 am
it seems i remember something about using mayonnaise-slather it on,and let it soften the ring.i wouldn’t use a knife or razor though
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