
BIC Blender Motor Replacement 9290238 5/15/15
Manitowoc Beverage Systems Sellersburg, 2100 Future Drive, Sellersburg, IN 47172, Tel: 812-246-7000, www.manitowocbeverage.com 3 of 4
10. Remove the three (3) studded rubber standoffs the motor is mounted on with 
a pair of needle nose pliers. (SeeFigure9)
NOTE: If the rubber tears when removing expose the bottom screw head and use 
a Phillips head screwdriver to remover the remaining lower portion. Replacement 
standoffs are included in the kit.
11. Disconnect the green ground wire from the motor by tilting the motor and using 
either a 7mm nut driver or wrench to remove the nut holding it in place. 
(See Figure 10)
INSTALLATION
Motor
12. Finger tighten the three (3) new standoffs to the motor plate on the unit where 
the old standoffs were installed.
13. Before placing the motor onto the standoffs attach the green ground wire to 
the motor using a 7mm nut driver or wrench. (SeeFigure 10)
14. Place the motor onto the standoffs aligning the studs with the holes in the 
motor bracket and make sure the wires from the motor are oriented so they 
easily reach their corresponding connectors.
15. Put one lock washer and a nut on each standoff stud and tighten.
NOTE: Having a magnetic nut driver may help applying the nut to the rear stud.
16. Reattach all wire harness connectors to the motor wires. (See Figure8)
17. Insert the blender shaft into the blend chamber and using a clockwise motion 
tighten into the blender motor. (The opposite of Figure 5) 
NOTE: Make sure the shaft is fully seated against the plastic standoff. When re-
installing the shaft rotate clockwise into the fully seated position finger tight.After 
the shaft is in position make sure the foam gaskets on the top and bottom (inside 
the blend chamber) are fully seated (SeeFigure11).
Reassemble
18. Reassemble the front fascia, blend chamber grate, and door. 
19. Reinstall the blue connector to the blender board (Figure 2), the side panel 
(Figure 1), and reapply power to the unit.
Do not over tighten causing the rubber standoffs to tear!
FIGURE 9 - Remove Standoffs
FIGURE 10 - Motor Ground Wire
FIGURE 11 - Motor Shaft Seating