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Replacement spring for stand mixer control plate assembly. Maintains tension between speed control lever and plate. Needed when broken, missing, or worn.
Found the broken parts upon disassembly. Ordered new parts. Parts were shipped very quickly. Read more
This latch, link, and lever assembly restores proper latching action so the door or lid closes securely and the appliance can run as intended. It replaces worn or broken linkage that can prevent the latch from engaging.
Watched some Youtube videos to learn how to disassemble the appliance which made the job very easy. As a retired engineer and electrician it wasn't too difficult to repair the unit. Everything is now working and as good as new. Read more
Connects portable dishwasher hose to kitchen faucet. Replace if cracked, worn, or threads are stripped causing loose connection or leaks at sink.
SCREWED IT ONTO FAUCET Read more
Pouring shield attaches to the top of your stand mixer bowl to prevent ingredient splatter during mixing. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.
I followed the online tutorials, there are many....replaced the PLASTIC part that had worn out Part #: AP4325266 (241764), and also the roll pin, Part #: AP3038054 (9703442) that held it in place with the handle. THIS IS THE HARDEST part of the entire repair, pounding out the roll pin and pounding it back in. A special tool should probably be used for this. I had a small specialized driver bit that "fit" for the job, so I abused it. Probably didn't need to BUY a NEW roll pin, ( it HAS be... Read more
Replacement hinge pin for stand mixer tilt heads. Secures the pivoting head assembly. Install if your original pin is missing, sliding out, or worn.
Well after spending more then 30 minutes, and with the assistance of a great Consumer Support Tech, Mr. Curtis(first name), we finally figured out how to ajust a "simple" adjustment bolt in my Kitchen Aid miser. I would like to give Mr. Curtis my thanks for assisting and been so patience with this "Mr Know" everything Puertorrican. Read more
Hardware washer/spacer used in KitchenAid stand mixer assembly. Provides proper component spacing and secure mounting.
For most 20-year-old KitchenAid Blenders the grease packed inside begins to break down into UCK and oil which will drip through the old gaskets. After breaking down the case and removing all of the old grease and oil I cleaned all the gearing and shafts. I replaced the case gasket, the 2 shaft gaskets that the lower orbital gear slides up, and then the o-ring on the main shaft after everything was installed. I did a break-in run on med speed for one hour and then tapped the chrome ring off... Read more
Replaces a worn or stripped shaft-and-pinion assembly in your stand mixer. Installs in the geartrain to transfer motor rotation to driven components.
Replaced gears, replaced grease. Original shims kept proper tolerance. Read more
Replace your stand mixer's power cord if it's damaged, frayed, melted, or chewed. This electrical cord connects your mixer to the outlet for power.
I replaced the Board-Phas and speed control plate since power was not making it to the motor. When I received the speed control plate it had nuts on the upper screws with springs, since my old one didn't have nuts I assumed that the nuts were to keep the springs on until installed. After putting it back together, I noticed that though it worked, the first two settings did nothing. Now, guys, I was desperate, OK. I downloaded the service manual and read it from front to back, and when I got to... Read more
Spacer washer maintains proper spacing between mixer gearcase components. Replace if cracked, worn, or missing to restore correct alignment and operation.
REPLACED WORM GEAR AND OTHER GEARS SHOWING WEAR Read more
Replacement power cord for stand mixers. Connects your mixer to the wall outlet. Replace if frayed, heat-damaged, cracked, or loose for safe operation.
Took it apart after watching a YouTube video and fixed it with no issues. Works as good as new now Read more
Replace a worn, bent, or broken agitator shaft in your stand mixer. This shaft connects attachments to the planetary mechanism for proper operation.
Bought a new shaft and replaced the original shaft. I tried soaking the original shaft with the dough tool stuck on in boiling water and vinegar, but no luck. Dough was like cement. Dough was already hardened like cement, so the hot water didn't change the chemistry at this point. Read more
Replace your worn dough hook if yeast dough isn't kneading properly or sticks to the attachment. Non-stick coating ensures smooth mixing and easy cleanup.
Machine screw with 10-24 thread fastens motor housing, gearcase, and internal brackets in stand mixers. Replace stripped or missing screws to restore secure assembly and reduce vibration.
Watched a you tube video that covered every detail. Identified the problem, showed how to take mixer apart, confirmed the problem, what parts to order and how to reassemble the mixer eliminating potential issues. Overall this DIY was an A plus. Read more
This is the electronic phase control board that regulates the motor speed in a stand mixer. It adjusts power delivery to the motor based on the speed setting selected by the user. Replace this board if the mixer runs at only one speed, does not respond to speed adjustments, intermittently stops during operation, or fails to turn on entirely.
Fix grinding noises and stripped gears in your stand mixer. This pinion drive gear transfers motor power through the gear train for smooth mixing.
This planetary drip ring fits around a stand mixer's planetary assembly to cover the gap below the gearcase and help catch grease residue, restoring a clean, finished look where the beater hub meets the mixer head.
This was a problem that I'd had previously with this mixer. The worm gear, which is designed to fail (so that more serious damage does not occur to the motor), did fail while I was mixing some multi-grain bread dough. After the previous failure (pre-youtube days), I took the machine in for repair. The repair-shop cost came to about $150 in labor. Parts were extra. This time, I decided to do the repair myself, since I figured that I knew what was wrong. I found the appliancepartspros... Read more
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