Changing the plastic that attaches to the blade

Changing the plastic that attaches to the blade When you take out the cup that contains the blades you'll see a plastic circle with a nut in the center to hold it to the motor. That plastic broke & I have bought a replacement but can't get the old nut off the motor. Suggestions?!?!
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"I’m also stripping the screw top at the base trying to get it off. A hole in the side of the shaft would give much better leverage in a system that self tightens than a naff old screw and a hole in the plastic base that doesn’t let a screwdriver through,

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Found a solution. Remove the base plate (4 screws), wiggle the plastic fan off the shaft of the screw head (now stripped because it is very difficult to get effective torque with that much surface area to screwdriver surface area plus really soft metal) and grip the ribbed shaft with pliers while turning the plastic base gear up top.

Really Nutribullet a loosening direction arrow (because it is opposite what is usual and difficult to deduce from mirror image videos) and a hole in the shaft to ease turning would make changing this so much easier and so much less landfill."

Guest [Entry]

"This video has the juice. Take off the base cover, stick a flathead screwdriver to stop the post from rotating and take off the nut.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nz0yykNk..."

Guest [Entry]

Where can I buy the plastic ring that surrounds the edge of the blade base

Guest [Entry]

has anyone answered “Where can I buy the plastic ring that surrounds the edge of the blade base”

Guest [Entry]

"I was able to get the whole replacement set on Amazon, but they also have just the rings available. Try this:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P5W..."