Parts for Kitchenaid 9KSMC895OB1: Case, Gearing And Planetary Unit Parts

This factory replacement screw fastens appliance components securely. Use it to replace lost, stripped, or corroded hardware and restore a snug, rattle-free fit and proper alignment of panels and assemblies.

• Secures panels, brackets, and interna

This 8-32 x 5/8 screw replaces missing or damaged hardware specified by the manufacturer to secure panels, brackets, and internal components in your appliance. Restores a tight, rattle-free fit to help prevent vibration and misalignment.

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Replacement mounting screw for stand mixer panels, brackets, and trim. Secures internal components to keep parts aligned. Replace if missing, stripped, or rusted.

This small replacement clip secures appliance components and helps keep wiring and trim fastened so panels stay flush and parts stay in position. It restores proper fit and reduces rattles or loose pieces. What it does:

• Holds wiring, hoses or trim in place to prevent rubbing or pinching
• Keeps panels and covers aligned to reduce noise and vibration
• Prevents connectors and small parts from shifting during operation
• Helps maintain safe routing of wires and hoses

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Remove any trim or access panels that block the clip location
• Use needle-nose pliers or a flat screwdriver to remove the old clip and press the new clip into place
• Inspect surrounding harnesses and fasteners for wear while installing

Small but critical: this groove pin locks the planetary/drive assembly to the mixer shaft so the beater is driven firmly and wobble-free. Replacing a bent or sheared pin restores solid, reliable mixing.

What it does

• Secures the planetary to the drive shaft to transmit torque
• Helps fix beater not-turning, slipping, or intermittent drive
• Reduces wobble or knocking from a loose planetary
• Replaces pins that are bent, mushroomed, or missing

What’s included
One groove/retainer pin (sold individually).

Install notes

• Unplug the mixer; work on a padded surface
• Support the planetary; drive the old pin out with a small punch
• Align holes and tap the new pin in until seated flush—don’t overstrike
• Inspect the planetary and shaft holes for elongation; re-grease if opened