A couple of Cuisy Cuisinarts, what shall I do?

[ultralux88]

So I’ve got these two, customers left them here. Both motor units work perfectly, one needs everything and the one on the left needs a new lid and pusher as well as lo the other fun accessories. My question is about how to get the parts for these. People seem to want to split the sets up on eBay, and I have no interest in buying each thing separately if I don’t have to, I’d like to just buy a whole set of attachments, and not pay more than $50. If it gets too close to $100 then it seems to me more sensible to buy a whole machine that already has everything. Anyway, also wondering if these are good machines, I’ve heard good things about older Cuisinarts but not sure if these are those models.

 

[vacerator]

yes, those are

the good ones. I've not seen the one on the right with that cord style though. Looks odd.
DLC 7, or 7 pro. The left one is a newer model by a year or two. Older than those, they had no buttons, but like theses, have a motor brake using current.
The oldest base model has a vented taller front. The companion cook books have chef James Beard on the front.
Mine is from 1983. Fine machine.

 

[maytagbear]

Just grit

your teeth and go to Cuisinart.com and get what's needed to get them back on the road!

Lawrence/Maytagbear

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[ultralux88]

Figured out the lid on the white one is fine. She was missing the pusher and sleeve that actuated the switch thing.