Parts for Kitchenaid KSM100PSTCB0: 01 - Color Variation Parts

Empire red housing for stand mixers. Replaces cracked, chipped, or discolored exterior covers. Restores appearance and protects internal components.

Fix excessive vibration or unusual motor noise with this stand mixer motor housing. Secures and aligns the motor for stable, quiet operation.

Fix grinding noises or bowl rotation issues with this gearcase housing. Protects motor gears and restores smooth operation in your stand mixer.

This is a black plastic motor housing that encloses and protects the dishwasher's motor assembly. It provides structural support and shields the motor from debris and moisture during operation. Replace this housing if it is cracked, warped, or damaged, which can cause motor vibration, unusual noise, or water leaks near the motor area.

This planetary gear assembly transfers rotary motion from the motor to the appliance's drive mechanism, restoring proper rotation and load distribution for smooth operation. It's the OEM-design replacement used in the drive train. What it does:

• Provides the gear reduction and torque transfer required for the drive system
• Restores proper rotation to the driven component when a worn planetary fails
• Helps eliminate grinding, slipping, or loss of drive caused by damaged gears
• Works as the central geared hub that meshes with the sun and ring gears in the assembly

• One planetary gear assembly

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock or unexpected startup
• Inspect surrounding gears, bearings, and seals for wear and replace as needed
• Use proper tools and torque settings

If your mixer won't spin or makes grinding noises, the planetary gear assembly may be worn. This part transfers motor power to attachments. Moderate DIY.

Fix grinding noise and poor mixing with this planetary assembly. Restores drive alignment for smooth mixer operation. Moderate DIY repair for most users.

This planetary gear assembly is a key component in the dishwasher's spray arm drive system, converting motor rotation into the oscillating motion needed to distribute water throughout the wash tub. It consists of a set of gears housed in a compact assembly that meshes with the motor output. Replace this part if the spray arms are not rotating properly, dishes are coming out dirty, or you hear grinding noises during the wash cycle.

Color: White

Replace the end cover on your stand mixer when the original is cracked, broken, or missing. This cosmetic panel installs on the motor housing end.

Replacement cover for stand mixer housing. Protects internal components and provides finished appearance. Needed when original is cracked or broken.

Replacement access panel cover for stand mixers. Shields internal wiring and controls while restoring exterior appearance. Replaces cracked or missing covers.

White plastic back cover for stand mixers. Protects internal components at rear of motor housing. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.

This is the lower gearcase housing for a stand mixer, finished in empire red. It encloses the gears and internal drive components that transfer motor power to the mixing attachments. Replace this gearcase if it is cracked, leaking lubricant, or if the housing is damaged and no longer properly supporting the internal gear assembly.

This is the gearcase that houses the internal gears responsible for transferring motor power to the mixing attachments in a stand mixer. It contains the gear train that controls speed and torque output. Replace this gearcase if you hear grinding noises, the mixer struggles under load, gears are visibly worn or stripped, or if lubricant is leaking from the housing.

This direct-drive gearcase converts the washer motor's power into the agitation and spin motions. Replacing a worn gearcase restores normal drive function so the washer can agitate and spin as intended. What it does

• Transfers motor rotation to the agitator and spin basket for wash and spin cycles
• Worn or damaged gear teeth can cause no agitation or no spin
• Damaged gearcase may produce loud grinding, clunking, or unusual noises during operation
• Failure can cause intermittent drive or loss of drive in one or both cycles

• Disconnect power and water before starting any repair to prevent shock or flooding
• Drain the washer and secure the tub/agitator before removing components
• May require removing the cabinet or access panels and supporting the drum during service