Cuisinart Food Processor Safety Latch Replacement
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Replacement safety latch arm for Cuisinart Prep 9 & 11 food processors
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This tiny part makes your whole food processor stop working unless you buy a new bowl — because of course it's not sold separately.
This is a replacement for the small safety latch linkage arm inside the work bowl handle — the part that breaks and stops your food processor from powering on. If your Cuisinart won't turn on and you've found this same small broken piece near the bowl handle, this should fit.
The photo with 3 latches is the broken original (white), v1, and v2 (the file).
To get the old broken part out: push on the white plastic axle that goes through the center of the ring in this part. Use a punch or a nail that's smaller in diameter than the axle (3.1 mm). It takes a lot of steady pressure (don't hammer, it's plastic), so you'll probably want something protecting the bowl from your punch blasting through and breaking the bowl when the axle finally gives way. SAVE THE AXLE to re-insert with this part!
Confirmed compatible models:
DLC-2009, DLC-2009CHB, DLC-2009CHBMY, DLC-2009GMAMZ, DLC-2007N, DLC-2011CHBY, DLC-2011N
Compatibility confirmed by direct photo comparison of the part across these models — this isn't an official Cuisinart part number, since it doesn't appear to be sold separately anywhere. Measured and modeled from a physically broken original.
Print settings:
Material: PETG strongly recommended over PLA — this part flexes under load every time the bowl locks/unlocks, and PLA is more prone to snapping again over time. That being said, I used PLA for the orange one and it's working ok so far.
Layer height: 0.2mm is fine
Walls: 3-4 loops
Infill: 100% (small part, negligible time/material cost, meaningfully stronger)
Supports: required — orient the arm flat with supports enabled to print the boss correctly
Fit note: If your model isn't listed above but the part in your bowl handle looks identical, it's very likely the same across other DLC-2007/2009/2011 series variants — feel free to try it and let me know in the comments if it fits so I can update this list.