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Remove all four Phillips screws to remove the bottom of the housing.
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Clean the housing from food residues that have entered the housing through the leakage.
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Remove the latch by using a flathead screwdriver to carefully bend the plastic retainers to the side while gently lifting the latch out.
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Remove the remains of the old wave washer and remove all corrosion residues before inserting the new M34 x 41 x 0.5mm wave washer.
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Then snap the latch back into place and screw the unit back on.
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I bought the wave washer via ebay (10 pieces) and replaced it as described here. Only residues from the old one were remaining...
Now the closing mechanism of the blade feels firm again and (so far) no leakage was observed.
Thanks!
The black wave washers tend to rust pretty quickly, I managed to find stainless steel ones on aliexpress but haven't been able to test them properly due to now having issues with the plastic retainers. I found the latch started getting corroded and its use damaged the plastic retainers so it doesn't hold as well as it used to. I'm wondering if the latch is suffering from galvanic corrosion during dishwasher use.
I have the same problem with corroded latch. Did you find any solution?
A new washer fixed the problem. I found suitable ones on Aliexpress out of Stainless steel. https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFnIus...
M34x41 Size
The German word for the replacement is "Federwellenring" or "Federring ". When searching for it don't use "Monsieur Cuisine" the are a general replacement part.
