Kitchenaid Artisan Rrk150 Early Model Parts

This small grooved pin is a precision retaining fastener used to secure and align mating parts within an appliance assembly. Replacing a worn or missing pin restores proper support and helps the mechanism operate smoothly and quietly. What it does:

• Locks two components together with an interference-fit groove to prevent unwanted movement
• Maintains alignment of hinges, linkages, or levers in the assembly
• Reduces wobble, vibration, and rattling that can occur when a pin is worn or missing
• Common symptoms include loose or drifting parts, misalignment, intermittent operation, or unusual noises

• 1 grooved pin

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water/gas before servicing
• Support the assembly; remove any retainers, then drive out the old pin with a small punch/drift and install the new pin aligned to the original orientation
• Do not reuse damaged hardware; replace worn bushings or clips and ensure smooth movement
• Test operation before reassembling covers and restoring power

This small drive gear transfers motor power to the rest of the gear train. Replacing a worn or stripped pinion restores smooth, consistent rotation and helps prevent additional damage to neighboring gears and shafts. What it does:

• Engages the mating gear to transmit torque from the motor
• Drives the output gear train for consistent movement
• Maintains proper gear mesh inside the drive housing
• Typical failure signs: grinding/clicking, slipping under load, or no movement of driven parts

• 1 pinion gear

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow all moving parts to stop
• Access the gearcase/drive housing and note the original gear's orientation
• Inspect mating gears; replace as needed and use manufacturer-approved grease if required
• Hand-rotate the assembly to verify smooth operation before reassembly and test

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.

• Mounts at the base of the mixer head around the planetary housing
• Helps deflect incidental gearbox grease residue away from the bowl area
• Covers the seam between housing and planetary for a clean, finished appearance
• Replace if bent, cracked, loose, missing, or if you notice grease spotting beneath the planetary

• Unplug the mixer and remove the bowl and attachments
• Gently pry off the old ring; clean the seating surface of debris or residue
• Align and press the new ring evenly until fully seated; avoid deforming the ring or striking the gearcase
• On some models, access may require lowering/removing the planetary

This vertical center shaft aligns and drives the rotating components in the refrigerator's ice dispenser/crusher assembly, helping cubes and crushed ice dispense smoothly. Replacing a worn or stripped shaft restores reliable dispensing performance.

• Centers and supports the crusher/dispenser components for smooth operation
• Transfers drive from the dispenser motor through the crushing mechanism
• Helps prevent jams and binding caused by misalignment or wear
• Common symptoms: ice not dispensing, no crush function, grinding/clicking noises, wobbling shaft or visible wear

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; handle sharp crusher blades with cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the ice bin and disassemble the crusher housing on a flat work surface
• Note the order of blades, spacers, washers, and any clips; transfer them to the new shaft in the same sequence
• Reinstall the bin, ensure the drive coupling engages fully, restore power, and test dispensing

This machine screw features a 10-24 thread and is used to fasten brackets, panels, and internal components where this part number is specified. Replace missing or stripped hardware to restore a secure fit and help reduce vibration and noise.

• Fastens appliance components using a 10-24 machine thread
• Replaces worn, rusted, or lost screws during repairs
• Helps resolve symptoms like loose panels, rattling, or parts shifting
• Maintains proper alignment of assemblies after service

• Disconnect power; shut off gas/water before servicing
• Access the area per your model's service manual
• Start threads by hand to avoid cross-threading; then tighten with the appropriate driver
• Do not overtighten; replace any damaged mating clips or nuts

This black brush holder cap threads into the motor's brush holder to secure the carbon brush and spring. Replace a cracked, stripped, or missing cap to protect the brush assembly and help maintain reliable motor operation. What it does:

• Retains and covers the carbon brush and spring inside the brush holder
• Threads in to provide access for routine brush service
• Helps maintain stable brush contact and reduce intermittent operation from a loose or missing cap
• Typical symptoms: cap is cracked/missing, won't tighten, or the unit runs intermittently after brush service

• 1 black brush holder cap

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Use a flat-blade screwdriver or coin to remove the old cap
• Inspect brush length and seating; install the brush in the same orientation as removed, then hand-tighten the cap—do not overtighten
• If brushes are worn, replace both brushes as a pair for best results

Motor brush holder includes illustration numbers: 28, 32, 33, 34, & 46.

This flat spring restores proper tension and return action in the mechanism it supports. Replace a fatigued or broken spring to bring back crisp movement and keep linked parts aligned so the assembly operates smoothly.

• Applies return tension to a lever, cam, or latch so it moves back to its rest position
• Helps maintain alignment and engagement between mating parts during operation
• Can resolve weak or missing spring action, sticking controls, and inconsistent operation
• Replaces a worn, bent, or broken spring to restore designed feel

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; shut off water supply if applicable
• Note the spring's orientation and mounting points before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers for control; avoid overbending to prevent premature fatigue
• Confirm smooth return action before reassembly

This black control lever knob replaces a cracked, worn, or missing knob, restoring a secure grip and clean, factory look so you can adjust settings comfortably and accurately.

• Attaches to a control lever to provide a comfortable, secure handhold
• Enables smooth, precise selection of settings during use
• Helps keep the lever aligned and easy to operate
• Typical symptoms: knob cracked, stripped, loose, missing, or cosmetically damaged

• Disconnect power before servicing for safety
• Remove the old knob from the lever stem; retain any small hardware if present
• Align the new knob and press or thread it onto the stem until fully seated
• Move the lever through all positions to ensure proper engagement before use

This spring seat cap secures and centers a coil spring within its pocket, providing a smooth bearing surface for consistent tension and quieter operation. Replacing a damaged cap helps restore proper movement and reduce unwanted noise.

• Retains and aligns the spring in its mounting point to prevent it from slipping out
• Provides a wear surface that helps reduce squeaks, rattles, and binding
• Helps maintain correct tension so linked components move and return smoothly
• Common signs of failure: cracked or missing cap, spring won't stay seated, loose/uneven movement, squeaking or clicking noises

• Disconnect power to the appliance; shut off water supply if applicable
• Control spring tension carefully and wear cut-resistant gloves/eye protection
• Note the cap's orientation; seat the spring fully in the cap and bracket before reassembly
• Inspect related spring and linkage; replace any worn parts for best results

This genuine replacement gear is a drivetrain component that transfers motor rotation to a mating mechanism inside your appliance. Replacing a worn or stripped gear restores smooth, reliable motion and helps prevent damage to adjacent parts.

• Meshes with adjacent gear(s) or a shaft to drive an internal mechanism
• Worn or rounded teeth can cause slipping, skipping, or no movement
• Intermittent or stalled movement can indicate a stripped or damaged gear

• Disconnect power (and shut off water/gas if applicable) before servicing
• Access the assembly; note orientation and timing marks
• Transfer any spacers, keys, or retaining clips from the old gear
• Seat the new gear fully and verify smooth manual rotation before restoring power

This cap spring is a small coil that supplies the return tension a cap or button needs to operate smoothly. Replace it if weakened, bent, or missing to restore proper feel and reliable engagement of the mechanism.

• Maintains spring tension under a cap/button to keep parts aligned
• Helps the cap return smoothly and prevents looseness or rattling
• Supports consistent engagement of the related control or latch
• Typical signs of fatigue: loose or wobbly cap, sticking action, poor return, or a spring that pops out

• Disconnect power and shut off water/gas supplies before servicing
• Note the spring's orientation and stack-up; take photos as you disassemble
• Use needle-nose pliers and control the spring so it doesn't eject
• Seat components fully and test operation before final reassembly

This governor drive stud links the motor armature to the mechanical speed governor, allowing the governor to rotate and regulate motor speed. Replacing a worn or missing stud helps restore smooth, consistent speed control in your stand mixer. What it does

• Transfers rotation from the armature shaft to the governor assembly for accurate speed regulation
• Helps the mixer maintain set speed under varying load
• Replaces a damaged, sheared, or missing drive pin
• Typical symptoms include erratic speed, surging/hunting, won't hold speed, or running only very fast or very slow

• 1 governor drive stud

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow moving parts to stop
• Access the motor/governor area per your model's service information
• Support the armature and seat the stud carefully; avoid striking or bending the shaft
• After reassembly, verify governor movement and speed control operation before returning to service

This bearing supports a rotating shaft or assembly inside the appliance, reducing friction for smooth, quiet operation. Replacing a worn bearing restores proper alignment and helps prevent noise and premature wear on connected parts.

• Provides a low-friction surface for smooth rotation
• Helps keep the rotating component centered and stable
• Reduces vibration and operating noise
• Common failure signs: grinding/squealing, wobble or play, rough or intermittent rotation

• Disconnect power; also shut off water or gas supply if applicable
• Access the assembly per your model's service information and note part orientation before removal
• Inspect the shaft/hub and any spacers or seals for wear; replace related worn components
• Seat the bearing squarely—do not force; apply only manufacturer-specified lubricant if called for in service literature

Thread Ring for Glass Bowl on 5 Quart KichenAid Stand Mixers. Fits models KSM105, KSM106, KSM150, KSM152, KSM154, KSM155, KSM158, 4KSM105, 5KSM155, 5KSM156, 5KSM170, 7KSM155.

This wavy spring washer applies light, consistent preload between mating parts so components stay snug and quiet. It helps control end play and vibration, supporting smoother, more reliable operation of the assembly.

• Applies axial spring tension to take up end play between parts on a shaft or fastener
• Helps resist loosening from vibration and keeps components fitting tightly
• Can address wobble, rattling, or uneven spacing when the original washer is worn or missing
• Maintains proper alignment and feel in the assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off gas/water before servicing; allow hot surfaces to cool
• Note the original stack order and position before removal; replace in the same orientation
• Seat the washer evenly and avoid over-compressing during reassembly
• Verify smooth operation and minimal play after installation