If its really really stuck, don't give up this does work. Plenty of wD40 just leave it for 20 mins or so , trust me iv got really weak wrists and it did come of. I was about to put it outside , most people in this area take stuff if u leave it on your wall at the front they no u ate saying take it , maybe someone else could of used it. I fixed it so I'm really happy. Thank you. ❤️
Thanks dude! Mine looks exactly like yours where the plastic gear broke off. The towel idea was awesome. I was trying to use a flat head screwdriver to hold the fan from rotating while using the plier and I was having no luck. Thanks again!
I tried this but the fan kept slipping on its shaft when I tried to turn the bushing. I stuck a screw driver into the head of the screw that kept the fan on and pushed hard into it while turning the bushing, and that finally got it. Still a helpful guide that pointed me in the right direction, I'm just commenting here in case anyone else runs into the same issue with the fan slipping.
Thank you for this video! Your tip of grabbing the whole fan with a rough cloth saved the day! I had tried to get the base gear nut off only with a screwdriver and it wasn't working. But once I grabbed the whole fan gently with the cloth, I was able to get enough mechanical advantage to turn the gear nut off with my vise grip. None of the other videos had this method, and this was the easiest solution! I did use some WD40 on the gear, but holding the screw just wasn't enough. This was brilliant!
Nice, clear, concise... although this is mentioned in passing it might be worth emphasising that it is LEFT HAND THREAD ie. to remove the old bush clockwise, to instal the new one counterclockwise
Omg... thanks so much .The same thing happened to mine and I was trying to get a replacement but for some reason God sent me to your site....I WILL DO THIS NOW..this you so much...I pray God continue to bless you
2 Years later and it helped me fix my Mo Health Blender (essentially a clone of a Magic Bullet), exact same process but rather than holding the fan at the base I held a flat head against the bolt. Thanks!
Good info. It's also a LH thread and had thread lock on it. If you have one like mine, it also turns inside before it loosens the gear thread so into the bin it goes and pick up a cheap used one on ebay instead.
Great video, I pulled the fan at the bottom out and used gland pliers top and bottom (after a skoosh of WD40 on the broken gear and left for 10 minutes), thank you.
Hi Collin, you need to unscrew the gear clockwise (to the right) while you hold the fan with the shaft. If it's to tight, add some WD40. Also at the bottom you have a screw that connects the fan to the shaft - maybe you can try tightening that up as well.
@@techb0b Yes! Thank you!!!!. I was just about to take the replacement parts back and then decided to use some hair grease of all things...LOL. It loosened up, finally.
The fan continued to rotate on mine until I held the metal screw that keeps it in place steady with a screwdriver, instead of a towel over the whole plastic fan. Back in business!
I had to use a flat screwdriver to hold the bottom fan in place instead of a towel. The towel stopped the fan from rotating but didn't stop the motor under the fan from turning with the pliers/vice grip. A screwdriver kept the whole mechanism from spinning so I could loosen the brass nut.
Mine was stuck too tight so i pushed the screwdriver a little through the moving motor section (metal, not plastic) and that got it off. All working fine.
Holding the fan in the base with a towel did not work for me. The plastic fan came off the shaft and the nut did not loosen. However, there is a screwdriver slot in the shaft. Holding the shaft stationary with a screwdriver did the trick.
Mine was almost welded on, tried WD40 and left it for 5 minutes, no luck! Was just about to give up but decided to put even more WD40 on and leave for 20 minutes. It was still incredibly hard but eventually came loose. Yeh!!
@@haroldgreen4416 Hi Harold. Were you able to solve the problem with the WD40? I have not tried it yet but I have been unable to unscrew the brass ring (i.e. what is left of the base gear). I am feeling very helpless so your response will help!
@@opposinn I was able to remove the gear with a pair of mini vise grip pliers. It was on so tight that I was afraid it would be damaged.Finally it broke loose.
@@haroldgreen4416 thanks Harold. I didn’t get those pliers but your message gave me faith that this screw can be removed because I gave my best efforts and used wd40 but nothing happened but with more efforts it finally came off! So to others, this is doable but very close to impossible.
I cannot understand, mine will not come off, this is so frustrating, I am turning clockwise and everything. I have tried countless time with so much strength to try and budge the cog, its starting to flake the brass off the cog teeth, im ready to give up. I don't get how everyone's is so simple mine is impossible to budge, please any tips!!!!
@@matthewdexter1136 try adding even more WD40 on and leave for 20 minutes. If it's not working with the towel, try with a flat screwdriver in the bottom shaft.
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If its really really stuck, don't give up this does work. Plenty of wD40 just leave it for 20 mins or so , trust me iv got really weak wrists and it did come of. I was about to put it outside , most people in this area take stuff if u leave it on your wall at the front they no u ate saying take it , maybe someone else could of used it. I fixed it so I'm really happy. Thank you. ❤️
Did you try it out immediately you were able to replace or wait a while? It worked but mine is smoking when I put it on
Thanks dude! Mine looks exactly like yours where the plastic gear broke off. The towel idea was awesome. I was trying to use a flat head screwdriver to hold the fan from rotating while using the plier and I was having no luck. Thanks again!
I tried this but the fan kept slipping on its shaft when I tried to turn the bushing. I stuck a screw driver into the head of the screw that kept the fan on and pushed hard into it while turning the bushing, and that finally got it. Still a helpful guide that pointed me in the right direction, I'm just commenting here in case anyone else runs into the same issue with the fan slipping.
Thank you for this video! Your tip of grabbing the whole fan with a rough cloth saved the day! I had tried to get the base gear nut off only with a screwdriver and it wasn't working. But once I grabbed the whole fan gently with the cloth, I was able to get enough mechanical advantage to turn the gear nut off with my vise grip. None of the other videos had this method, and this was the easiest solution! I did use some WD40 on the gear, but holding the screw just wasn't enough. This was brilliant!
Very helpful (and much easier than I anticipated). Thank you!!!
very informative, fixed mine for more years too follow. thank you for making a simple replacement part. simple & safe. thank you
You're welcome! I'm glad it helped you!
Thank you! Mine busted this morning. With your help, I'll have it fixed yet tonight!
Nice, clear, concise... although this is mentioned in passing it might be worth emphasising that it is LEFT HAND THREAD ie. to remove the old bush clockwise, to instal the new one counterclockwise
Omg... thanks so much .The same thing happened to mine and I was trying to get a replacement but for some reason God sent me to your site....I WILL DO THIS NOW..this you so much...I pray God continue to bless you
Thank you! That was stumping me for some reason. The rag was a great idea. I couldn't stop the fan without risking it getting broken
I'm glad you got it repaired!
My base blade shattered this morning. I had already bought replacement parts. Thanks for your simple instructions.💯✊
You're welcome!
Great video! I needed 2 applications of WD40 and lots of patience but eventually did it. Thanks for the excellent vid!
Thank you for sharing and showing how to remove this!!! I really appreciate it!!! Much love to you!!! 🥰😍🤩
Thanks for the vlog. Very useful information, and just as you showed, it works out very well.
2 Years later and it helped me fix my Mo Health Blender (essentially a clone of a Magic Bullet), exact same process but rather than holding the fan at the base I held a flat head against the bolt. Thanks!
Great and very useful workaround.Looking forward for more of this💪🏽
Thank you, Gabriel!
very informative & straight forward instruction - thank you
Thank u for your video.. it took me less than 5 min. to take it out. 👍🙏
Perfect video for what I need. Thank you.
I'm glad to have helped!
Great video and very clearly explained 👍
Thank you
Good info. It's also a LH thread and had thread lock on it. If you have one like mine, it also turns inside before it loosens the gear thread so into the bin it goes and pick up a cheap used one on ebay instead.
Thanks for this video - just saved me £50+👍
Great video, I pulled the fan at the bottom out and used gland pliers top and bottom (after a skoosh of WD40 on the broken gear and left for 10 minutes), thank you.
This was very helpful video thanks alot for sharing saved me from spending money to get it done thanks.
Brilliant. I was going to throw mine out. Thanks again. Very helpful.
Ok, I gripped the bottom fan with the towel but the rest of the shaft still rotated with the unscrewing of the gear. Anyone else having this problem?
Hi Collin, you need to unscrew the gear clockwise (to the right) while you hold the fan with the shaft. If it's to tight, add some WD40.
Also at the bottom you have a screw that connects the fan to the shaft - maybe you can try tightening that up as well.
@@techb0b Yes, this video is timely for me. I am having the problem of not able to screw the gear clockwise. It's too tight. Will use oil .
@@techb0b ...also can I use regular pliers if I don't have needle-nosed pliers?
Yeah you can use also regular plier.
Did you manage to have it loosen?
@@techb0b Yes! Thank you!!!!. I was just about to take the replacement parts back and then decided to use some hair grease of all things...LOL. It loosened up, finally.
The fan continued to rotate on mine until I held the metal screw that keeps it in place steady with a screwdriver, instead of a towel over the whole plastic fan. Back in business!
Cool, I'm glad it worked for you.
I had to use a flat screwdriver to hold the bottom fan in place instead of a towel. The towel stopped the fan from rotating but didn't stop the motor under the fan from turning with the pliers/vice grip. A screwdriver kept the whole mechanism from spinning so I could loosen the brass nut.
But how did you manage to do both of those thing with two hands by yourself
This is happening to me. The fan is stationary but the pin screw is rotating
At last someone who is nos what to do. I'm at this point and don't no how to get that nubs bit of the plastic broke around it. Thank you . X
Omg thank you so much, i never would have figured this out!
Great video! Fixed my 900 series with ease.
Will the fan not break if you grab it too tightly?
@@Ali-34582 The plastic feels fairly flexible, I think you should be okay if you grasp it with a cloth or rag, like the guy did in the video.
Mine was stuck too tight so i pushed the screwdriver a little through the moving motor section (metal, not plastic) and that got it off. All working fine.
i was trying 2 do that yesterday i a can't now 2 day i will fix my thx 2 this video very good video thx activo desde Allentown pennsylvania
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helped me out fixing mine, thanks Bob!
God bless you, man
Use a pair of vice grips instead of a long nose pliers as they tend to slip when unscrewing the base gear.
Worked for me. Great!
Most helpful. Thank you
I wouldn't do that last tightening part. The Nutribullet will tighten it all the way down on first usage. I love this short explanation though.
Thank you! Super helpful!
You're welcome!
Thank you for sharing :-)
Very helpful. Many thanks !
I'm happy it helped you!
The techno song has me bopping 😊
Towel trick worked...thx
Holding the fan in the base with a towel did not work for me. The plastic fan came off the shaft and the nut did not loosen. However, there is a screwdriver slot in the shaft. Holding the shaft stationary with a screwdriver did the trick.
But it doesn’t show how to take off the old gear?
How to take the gear off?
, you didn't show that part.
thank you 🙏
Great
Thank you!!!
Thank you!
You're welcome! 😀
love the music
Thankyou
Mine won't budge !
Mine was almost welded on, tried WD40 and left it for 5 minutes, no luck! Was just about to give up but decided to put even more WD40 on and leave for 20 minutes. It was still incredibly hard but eventually came loose. Yeh!!
What is left of the base gear is stubborn to remove, should it be heated and then try again?
If it's stubborn, you can try with a few drops of good old WD40 :)
@@techb0b Thanks Bob! That will be my next move.💯✊
@@haroldgreen4416 Hi Harold. Were you able to solve the problem with the WD40? I have not tried it yet but I have been unable to unscrew the brass ring (i.e. what is left of the base gear). I am feeling very helpless so your response will help!
@@opposinn I was able to remove the gear with a pair of mini vise grip pliers. It was on so tight that I was afraid it would be damaged.Finally it broke loose.
@@haroldgreen4416 thanks Harold. I didn’t get those pliers but your message gave me faith that this screw can be removed because I gave my best efforts and used wd40 but nothing happened but with more efforts it finally came off! So to others, this is doable but very close to impossible.
I cannot understand, mine will not come off, this is so frustrating, I am turning clockwise and everything. I have tried countless time with so much strength to try and budge the cog, its starting to flake the brass off the cog teeth, im ready to give up. I don't get how everyone's is so simple mine is impossible to budge, please any tips!!!!
You need to rotate clockwise, try adding some WD40 as well
@@techb0b Counter clockwise, so why are other videos saying clockwise....OMG!!
@@techb0b I done counter clockwise with wd40, im ready to throw the thing out, its impossible to get it off!!!
@@matthewdexter1136 clockwise, sorry, I edited my initial reply
@@matthewdexter1136 try adding even more WD40 on and leave for 20 minutes. If it's not working with the towel, try with a flat screwdriver in the bottom shaft.
How did you get the old gear off????
mine is completely stuck. tried WD40 galore and the screwdriver fix. It sort of jumps as you turn it, but does not loosen. Grrrr
got it in the end. woo hoo
Doesn’t show you how to take the clear gear off.
I can get it off
En español
Thank you. Great instructions