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Default Can I run a USA Cuisinart on 220 volts?

Hello,
This is a pretty obscure question but it can't hurt to try. I'm moving
overseas and hate to sell off my DLC7 food processor.
Talked to Cuisinart and they can't (won't?) put a new 220V motor in it.
I can use a big transformer but this doesn't always
work. It'll certainly run slower with the 50 cycles in Europe. The
transformer may make it work poorly at best, may
damage it at worst, might blow fuses too. Anyone ever do it? Or know
anything about motors and food? Any electricians that cook out there?
TIA - rp

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