Parts for Kitchenaid 5KSM7590ZER0: 01 - Color Variation Parts

Housing cover for stand mixers. Installs on the motor head to enclose internal components. Replace if cracked, broken, or damaged from wear.

This is the upper motor housing for a stand mixer, finished in Empire Red porcelain enamel. It encloses and protects the motor and internal drive components of the mixer. Replace this housing if it is cracked, chipped, or damaged, which can expose internal parts to debris and compromise the appearance and structural integrity of the mixer.

If your stand mixer is excessively noisy or vibrating, the motor housing may be cracked or damaged. This white housing secures and protects the motor.

If your stand mixer is making grinding noises or won't mix properly, a worn gearcase may be the cause. This part houses the internal gears for power.

Fix your stand mixer making grinding noises or not mixing properly with this gearcase assembly. Moderately difficult repair for most home DIYers.

If your stand mixer makes grinding noises or the beater doesn't rotate properly, the planetary gear may be worn. Moderate DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

This is the planetary assembly for a stand mixer, which is the rotating mechanism that holds and drives the mixing attachments in an orbital motion around the bowl. It includes the drive gear housing and attachment hub. Replace this assembly if your mixer attachments wobble excessively, fail to rotate properly, or if the housing is cracked or damaged.

This is a bowl support subassembly in empire red that secures the mixing bowl to the base of a stand mixer. It ensures the bowl stays firmly in place during mixing operations. Replace this part if your mixing bowl wobbles, won't lock into position, or comes loose while the mixer is running.

A white replacement bowl support that centers and stabilizes the appliance bowl or glass tray to reduce wobble and noise, helping restore smooth rotation and reliable operation. What it does:

• Centers and supports the bowl or glass tray to prevent off-center rotation and rubbing.
• Keeps the tray steady to reduce vibration and noisy operation.
• Helps the tray rotate smoothly for even heating or proper function.
• Common symptoms it can address: wobbling or off-center bowl/tray, noisy rotation, scraping or unstable tray movement.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Remove the bowl or glass tray and lift out the old support; inspect the drive hub or shaft for damage.
• Align the support over the hub/shaft and press into place until fully seated; do not force broken or warped plastic.

This base feet assembly provides the lower support for the appliance, helping keep it stable, level, and protected from floor contact. Replaces worn or damaged base feet to reduce rocking and uneven operation. What it does

• Supports the appliance weight and maintains proper clearance from the floor
• Helps level the appliance to prevent rocking, vibration, and noise
• Protects flooring by preventing direct metal-to-floor contact
• Reduces movement during cycles or when doors are opened

• One base feet assembly

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before servicing for safety
• Installation may require lifting or tipping the appliance; use a second person or proper lifting tools
• Use basic hand tools; follow factory service instructions for correct fit and leveling
• Do not overtighten mounting fasteners; adjust feet evenly to achieve proper level

This is the base assembly for a stand mixer, serving as the bottom housing that supports the motor and internal components. It provides structural stability and keeps the mixer securely positioned on the countertop during operation. Replace this base if it is cracked, broken, or if the mixer wobbles or vibrates excessively during use.

This is the base panel assembly with attached feet that forms the bottom structure of a stand mixer. It provides stability and support during mixing operations. Replace this assembly if the base is cracked, the feet are broken or missing, or the mixer wobbles and moves excessively during use.