How to Take Apart a Sunbeam Mixer

Written By
Ezekiel James
Ezekiel James
Published: Jan 13, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read

Fortunately, most Sunbeam mixers are designed with the user in mind, with push-button disassembly integrated into the mixer's design. Disassembling your mixer beyond what is recommended by Sunbeam will void your warranty.

  1. Set the dial on your Sunbeam mixer to "zero," and unplug its power cable. Hold the mixer in the vertical position, and press the "eject" button on the top to remove the beaters. If yours is a stand-alone mixer, remove the mixing bowl from the turntable. Remove the revolving turntable from the mixer's base as necessary.

  2. Remove the single Phillips-head screw fastening the mixer's light lens in place. Press on either side of the lens to disengage it from its socket. Tilt the lens downward and pull it from the socket.

  3. Press on the mixer-release button near the base of the mixer, while simultaneously lifting the mixer's head from the assembly. Press on the locking button near the top of the mixer assembly. Remove the mixer's head. This reveals the inside of the mixer for easy cleaning and maintenance.

The Drip Cap

  • Keeping your Sunbeam mixer in working order means regular cleaning and maintenance.
  • Hold the mixer in the vertical position, and press the "eject" button on the top to remove the beaters.
  • Press on either side of the lens to disengage it from its socket.
Ezekiel James

Ezekiel James began as a music writer in 2003. Since then, James has served as a writer for several music, technology and design publications. His work has been published on eHow, TechAxcess.com and in print for the "The Potrero View" and…

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