How to get out the Oster Blender Square Drive Pin?
1402991
There are 4 rubber legs at the bottom of the Oster blender. Take those out and the whole bottome just comes out and use a flat head screw driver to push the old pin out and insert the new pin....FYI
1402992
It's threaded into the rubber copler (standard thread) ,the rubber copler is also threaded into the motor shaft (standard thread also).You should also replace the rubber copler.It acts like a clutch,to absorbe the torque of the motor.Just grab the pin with a wrench a give it a blow.
1402993
Since blendrers turn clockwise, it was designed that center pin were the other direction. You have to remove the cover on the buttom -the one where it vents out the heat- and hold it with pliers or the apropriate wrench. An you got it.
1402994
The trick here is to apply the best penetrating oil you can find, WD40 works ok but I would recommend something better like PB Blaster. Let it set overnight, you may want to apply a few times. When I went to remove the following day, it came right off with no issues. Mine was in very bad shape. Use 2 sets of pliers to remove - one for square pin and other for circular base. Good luck!
242826
I don't know the answer , but when I searched on Google and got the Oster blender parts site, everything I I found in many models all used the same O ring/ Check your blender against the site and you'll probably find your answer easily. Good luck.
674892
Try prying it open with a screwdriver or a butterknife.try pressing it down then pry up.
487678
Use needle nose pliers and pull out, I also used Phillips screw driver to push out from the back. They work great!
927374
there are two eject buttons on the right side of the case. The top one is for the included dvd player. I opened the door and there is no "pinhole" eject mechanism on the faceplate of the dvd drive. This was a surprise to me. Many software players also include a software eject as well. Hope this answer is sufficient for your needs. Good luck.
919649
It's not so hard to remove the drive as Dante suggests. However, inerting the blade or screwdriver here and there will mark the case enough to prevent returns. Once inside the base, it can be removed and that allows you to crack the main case. Not much chance of getting it back unmarked though. Then you get the drive out. it is encased in a tin box. The rubber "feet" are actually screws. Remove them and you can probably get the drive out with the tinwork intact. Dunno. I had gone too far at that stage. Anyway, the drive is now running as an SATA drive in my mac, and since the box is USB 2, who cares if it does not work any more? Overall, the drive is probably less bought at a discount store than one bought at trade price as a bare drive. The difference is the warranty. The markings on the drive say clearly it is an OEM drive and has to be returned to the OEMer. HTH
1874734
On my lens there is a ridged release button on the lens just next to where the red line-up dot is on the adapter. Push down on the button and turn the adapter. It should come right off.
516941
Hi, Pollard. There are two switches, one is perpendicular to the other. To remove the drive you must unlock with the first, and then the second physically pushes the drive outward and slides out from the computer. To eject the drive you must first slide the unlock, hold and, while holding the lock, push the second slider.These sliders are on both sides of the corner rubber grip. press and hold the one closest to the outside of the computer first, then the one further in toward the computer.
1634787
Find the pin hole. Use a paper clip or something small. Press it in go 15 to 20 seconds.
148114
Use a file. Took me about 10 minutes. I used a thin circle file and removed the small tab on the end of the pin and it should come right out.
1629167
The only choicew are a or b pins and 1 is IDE. Other wise you must make your selection on the drive. Very delicate.
507718
Check the bottom of the blender. Mine is from the 80's and has the service number for replacement parts etched in the bottom plate. You can also go to the Oster website and put your blender model name in their search bar. I did that, and after getting the info for my model, came to Amazon.
748627
Hi, I dismantled it using a screw driver to pop the little pin heads in, and then to pop them back out. Annoying but I did it to take it apart and put it together again.
1897552
Use a BIG Hammer...that is what I did. This thing is a piece of junk and Hammacher Schlemmer suggested I send it "back" for a refund/replacement. Send it back with all my data loaded in it...RIGHT! Sounds like part of the original design to me...the default PIN timer lockout must be working Great!!!
1511786
To remove disc use locking pin and turn disc counter clockwise. If holding pin breaks/bends do not take apart to hold armature. Remove black bezel from around housing. Remove locking pin from housing. There is a star washer holding the pin in. Remove this washer and pry locking pin out. It may be difficult to remove since it will be bent. After removing, find a long punch to insert in place of locking pin. Use punch that is long enough to protrude through other side of shaft. Do this only if paint eater is out of warranty.
566937
If you have an older Bosch universal, the "cover" that can be placed over the drive for the blender, will also act as a wrench to remove the blender blades. However, the reason that I bought a new blender was that the blades had "frozen" and were not functioning anymore, but this was after many years - about 15 - of very satisfactory use.
333268
2 tips for slotted screws, 4 phillips, 4 torx, and 2 square drive. I have a photo but not seeing where I can download it for you.