Hamilton Beach 64650 Quick Burst Button Replacement
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Last updated on May 19, 2016
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This page will guide you through the replacement of the quick burst button on your Hamilton Beach Classic Stand Mixer 64650. This guide is helpful if you are experiencing any problems with using the quick burst button on your device. It is possible that either the button assembly is broken or the spring keeping the button in place is broken, so you'll have to open it to check it out!
What you need
Tools
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Flip the handle on its side. Remove five 3.8 mm Philips #2 screws shown and set aside them aside.
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Remove the four 8.6 mm Philips #2 screws securing the motor mount and place them aside.
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Carefully pull the motor block out of the case.
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Collect the two spring located on top of the white beater gears. The springs are held in place with compression, and may fall into the case when the motor is moved.
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Remove the seven 1.3 mm Philips #2 screws that attach the motor casing to the mixer handle and set them aside.
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Use a plastic opening tool to take off the handle's cap by loosening both ends and then sliding the tool to the middle of the handle.
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Lift the handle cap upward once it is loose.
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Replace the button assembly as needed.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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