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Question: I would like to know how to remove the assembly. Which part of it is one supposed to turn clockwise?
Document: Exactly the part i needed, works like new. Before buying this i had leaks and now no leaks! I would recommend this if you are experiencing leaks
It's worth replacing a leaking assembly--plus you get new, sharp blades. The only hard part is remembering that the nut that holds the assembly in place is left-hand threaded, so you have to turn it clockwise to get it off. A socket with a long extension helps, too. Looking at how the old assembly came off, there's a washer against the glass on the outside, and a gasket against it on the inside.
This nut is reverse-threaded, like a propane tank connection, so clockwise loosens (the opposite of "lefty-loosey, righty-tighty").I have two of these glass blender jars and I replaced the cutting assembly on both. The first took about 15 minutes to figure it out, the second took less than 3.
When the rubber gasket went out in my Waring blender I thought I would have to replace the entire glass jar. I was happy to find a replacement for the cutting assembly. This part fit perfectly and now it's as good as new. I am sure that washing the jar in the dishwasher caused the rubber gasket to fail, now we make sure we only hand wash it.
Blender works like new, it was easy to install as long as you understand the threads are counter clockwise.Good deal, the best price I could find.
So I am now on my third one of these. We make daily smoothies and this thing only lasts about 9 or 10 months. Eventually the little wagon wheel thing on the bottom gets stripped and then I have to buy a new one. I have to say though $20ish is better an a new blender. The rest of the Waring Pro blender has held up great, but this thing part needs to be reengineered.This thing can be difficult to replace if you do not have the tools.
It took me a while trying to find this blender cutting assembly locally, was not able to find it. Until I saw in Amazon website, I decided to order one and it really fits and work great! Easy to change from old one to new one.
Our Waring blender was a wedding gift 15+ years ago. The cutting assembly had been locking up (probably due to being put in the dishwasher and general issues with water getting between the shaft and bushing) and I had been getting it to limp along for a while. I had been putting off replacing this as I thought I could only replace the entire glass blender jar - which I knew would be expensive. I found the cutter assembly available through Amazon and ordered it immediately.
This was not at all the complete unit that I was hoping for, so now I have to find the bottom part to install on my blender or make another purchase altogether. However, the unit did arrive pre-assembled for me, which I appreciate immensely given the other reviews about how assembly order could be confusing. So, if this is indeed exactly what you are looking for, then I will give it 5 stars for that.
Good luck getting the old blade assembly out and this new one in. You'd be wise to note the exact order in which the many little parts are put together. I spent waaay too much time monkeying with this thing. I ended up buying a new blender jar with the cutting assembly already in it. A little more $$ but it fixed the problem instantly. Margaritas coming up. No hassle.
Answer: Put a socket on the chrome nut on the inside of the blender (if it is installed) and use a big pliers on the bottom part that turns (the part that sits on the mechanical base).  Turn the chrome nut counter clockwise.  It should come apart.