Can you remove the blade part from the container?
1278850
No you cannot. Most high-powered, high-torque machines will be that way. The drive line is all metal for strength and durability, and the bearings are sealed. It also eliminates the leaks, and misalignment issues caused by improperly assembled removable blades. The down-side is it can be a bit tricky to clean.
1278851
The blades can be removed from the inside of the blender but I wouldn't suggest you do it. Like the Vitamix it clearly tells you NOT to remove the blades. The blades can be removed but I don't believe the entire metal part that the blades are secured to can be removed. The blades have a single screw holding them but the bottom metal piece has no screws at all.
1278852
No, you cannot remove the blade from the container, although the base of the inside (by the blade) is fairly flat and not hard to clean. If I can't get mine clean, I rinse out what I can, fill it with water to cover the blades, put it back on the base, turn it on low and put a drop of soap in.
2099974
Yes, as already replied. Look at the side of the knife for a small tab and remove the screw from it.
396271
Yes, or at least partly. From what I recall that part consists of two half spheres that are joined together when you essemble it. The two spheres connect in the center by screwing the two halves together. So you might be able to remove the bottom half but I am not sure if you could remove the whole thing.
1241971
Not so hard. First, remove the clear plastic surround. Then, look closely at the black plastic blade shroud. This shroud has a small flange around its bottom that is held in place by two 1" long curved plastic protuberances from the sides that hold it in place. wiggle it and see. These are under the protuberances that hold the clear surround you've already removed. Pinch the shroud until it springs free and remove it being careful not to cut yourself as the blade is now exposed. It seems to pinch better when turned in some positions than in others. When it comes free, remove it. Wash away. Be sure to remember how the black surround came out as you will have to get it aligned over the blade and under the protuberances when you reassemble it.
1970029
No, the actual slicing part is not remove able. Only the black plastic handle comes off.
184614
You might be able to unscrew it. However it doesn't stick out far and i like it, but beware if you plan on using the knife holder mine came attached, but it was on up-side-down and there is no way you can turn it right side up so, any knives put in it would obviously fall out.
1992904
I believe you can do both or either. Looks like the blade is removeableby taking out the Allen screw that holds it to the frame. Suggest checking with the manufacturer.
928904
The blade is a unit that simply slips over the center post. The blade are attached, not removable from the plastic that they are imbedded in. It should simply lift off the center post. If is doesn't come off easily, then you will need to contact Oster and complain. I was very unhappy with this appliance. I used it once and then donated it to a charity. Better to spend the money and buy a small Cuisinart... they actually work the way they are supposed to.
1775322
I believe mine was a easy removal with either a wing nut or something else easy to adjust. It is easy to adjust to change the angle of the blade. Personally, I wouldn't remove the blade even when storing it. It is too easy to lose the various parts that keep it together.
1659783
I can't speak to the blade, but there's nothing that would keep me from putting the rest of the removable parts in a dishwasher. Were I to try it with the blade I'd be sure to dry it thoroughly and put a film of food-grade grease on it afterward.
1340910
I don't know. The instruction booklet does not say. There are a couple of phillips screws that hold the blade cover in place, so it may be possible to pull them off without too much trouble, but I don't see any blade #s on there.
857771
No. The blank blade can not be remove from the hard shell case. Hopefully I answer your question. Tvo
1682311
UnScrew Knob on left side of slicer. Remove cover on blade (right side) and remove the 3 screws. You now can remove the blade.
128669
It is possible, but you have to cut the shaft in order to remove it. They are glued. But I don't think that you can get the other blades.....
532391
The blade is not removable. It gets food stuck underneath the blade and you cannot clean it. It's kinda gross.
2049185
I cut a narrow hole into the lid of an empty, clean Mccann's Steel Cut Oatmeal tin. Although the lid is removable, it's almost impossible to remove without a knife or a paint can key. The tin is big enough that I can store hundreds (if not thousands) of used blades. When the time comes to throw it away, I will hot glue it (or duct tape it) shut, and see if I can take it to a sharps disposal site.Alternatively, you may want to check with your local government. Around here, Goodwill hands out free sharps disposal containers.
487268
You can't remove the blades. All you can do is rinse it real well & use some q-tips to get in between the blades. It's a great mincer but I don't like the way you can keep it clean.