can i use it on a cuisanart food processor in east africa
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Probably not. I found it only able to run a low wattage transformer. You have to check the wattage of your appliance.
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This is only a 300 Watt transformer. Depending on what model you have, your food processor probably draws somewhere between 600 and 800 Watts. You'll need a transformer with at least 1.5x that (1000 to 1200W)
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Please check the watts of the food processor. Is always good to give yourself a buffer of 10-15% but if you do not use the max on the food processor you will not need the limit. I have been using two with low wattage devices very well in china. The units also have a fuse so worst case you should just blow the fuse and not hurt your device. I accidentally tested this fuse by having the power set to 120v. Fuse blew instantly and my device was fine. Just replaced fuse and switched to 220v and all was good.Hope this helps.
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Blade#: DLC-836 is compatible with Model#: DLC-2009 series food processors.
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Sorry but I don't believe it will work - try calling Cuisinart to see what they could do. Our blenders do get old and out of practice.
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Sorry...but I don't know. It's a perfect fit for my d l c-1 mini-prep processor. Perhaps you can contact Customer Service at Cuisinart? Good luck.
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Not sure as I only was in Zimbabwe and South Africa. My advice is look up both places reference electrical and see if they match. Good idea to take the two types available for all of Africa.
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YES! You can do just about anything with this food processor. When it arrives, there is a small booklet with a reference to a New York Company. Call the 800 number in order to purchase, a mixer attachment, wide slicing and grating blade and a couple more items. They are very inexpensive ( between 10 and 12 dollars). I ordered everything available. I love this food processor- the NY support people are exceptional also.
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I don't know about South Africa, but just some additional info. I used mine in Europe, but what I didn't know was that for some appliances, you may also need a "converter". There were a few things I couldn't use because they weren't compatible with a 220 volt system even with the adapter..
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I don't know. I have used mine only for milling potatoes for use in gnocchi.Joe Hill
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No it cannot but you can buy a 220v-120v converter for not much money and that solves the problem. let me tell you it is worth it. This processor is superb in every way.
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It is compatible with the Cuisinart DFP-14BCN 14-Cup Food Processor (refer to Amazon website). I don't see on either Amazon or the Cuisinart website identified as the "classic ccustom" 14 cup food processor.
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This might work depending on the wattage/amps that your food blender requires. If your blender runs on under 750 watts this 1000 Watt converter will be great. If it is more than 750, I recommend a converter with more wattage or, (depending on the price) purchasing a 220 volt blender when you arrive to Europe. Good luck!
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I don't know for sure, my guess would be don't think so, check with the Cuisinart manufacturer web site.
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Absolutely. I only use it for making French bread in a bread machine. It has worked great for me for years.
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My husband says that you cannot. It is made for 110VAC. Sorry, because it is a great product. This is my second one I like it so much. Check with Cuisinart to see if they have a 220 VAC model.
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Sorry I cannot say. We have only purchased the Cuisinart 8 cup food processor and everything fits all sizes of Cuisinart's processors (I.e., 4 cup, 8 or 12 cup)
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I don't know because mine is being used somewhere in Africa (Uganda) and it is working perfectly well.
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Here is a site that can help you I wasn't able to get the info for you as I didn't have all the info necessary. Go to www.justanswer.com/Cuisinart‎ they will have a tech that can help you. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help.