Kenwood Chef A701A Motor

Restoration

https://www.google.com/search?q=Restoring+Kenwood+major+a707b

Parts Diagram

https://www.google.com/search?q=kenwood+major+a707b+parts+diagram

Great information in the last link. You have to scroll a long way down the target page that is referenced here.

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Parts Distributors ' KENWOOD USA

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Replacement parts manuals and certain accessories not available from our Store may be ordered through the KENWOOD Authorized Parts Distributors listed below ...
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A700 - Kenwood Chef Restore

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A700 - Chef. Made in England - Kenwood, Woking, Surrey. ... Parts are obsolete. A -300 watt motor with centrifugal ... Download Instruction Manual - Here.
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Kenwood chef A701A schematics - iFixit

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Sep 20, 2014 - Where can I find the schematics for a Kenwood chef model A701A in order to restore this machine?. Mike Jordan. Answer this question I have this ...
4 answers · 6 votes: I have probed my A701A and looked at one of the relevant patents. My provis

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Hi Alfred. I don't have the manual but I have repaired dozens of these machines. Do you have a specific question?

get it here...

Hi, my email is: [email protected] you send me the service manual too?Thanks

Hi, Can you please send me copy of A701A service manual. My email address is [email protected]
Thanks

there is one here...
http://web.archive.org/web/200707171...tions-A701.pdfbut the pages are in the wrong order and i think some are missing.

Have you tried e-bay? or the website kenwwoodchefrestore.co.uk?

Regards

DB

Hi I'd really appreciate a service manual please?!

The 0.1 microfarad can be safely replaced with a 275 VAC 0.1mF mains capacitor. You can remove the clip that held the old electrolytic capacitor by sliding the old capacitor out and squeeezing the metal clip so that it disengages with the plastic base. The load resistor is 450 Ohm 15W or 20W wirewound. There is a 56 ohm resistor in series with the capacitor which helps smooth the speed change and reduces wear on the contacts. A 2W wirewound resistor works best. (It is worth removing the contacts and removing any pitting or carbon build up with fime emery paper). I have repaired about 20 speed controls sucessfully with these components.