Ksm 90 Parts

Fix mixer beaters that don't rotate or make grinding noises with this planetary gear assembly. Common repair for worn gears in stand mixers.

Mixer not turning or making grinding noises? This gearcase assembly houses the planetary gears that drive your attachments. Moderate DIY repair.

Pedestal and feet assembly for stand mixers. Raises and stabilizes the mixer base. Replace if cracked, broken, or worn to restore proper alignment.

Replacement mounting screw for stand mixers. Secures panels and components to the chassis. Replace when original fasteners are stripped, missing, or broken.

If your stand mixer won't turn on or has no power, a damaged power cord is often the cause. This cord restores electrical connection for safe operation.

Fix your stand mixer that won't start or runs weak with a new armature. This motor component replacement resolves power loss and operational failures.

Mixer won't turn on? This power cord restores electrical connection to your stand mixer. Common fix for no-power issues. Simple plug replacement.

Washer for stand mixers. Installs between components to provide cushioning and proper spacing. Replace if worn, cracked, or missing for secure fit.

Replaces the front grille housing on your stand mixer. Needed when the original is cracked, warped, discolored, or missing. Almond creme finish.

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

Imperial gray body housing cover for stand mixers. Replace this outer shell if cracked, scratched, discolored, or damaged. Restores mixer appearance.

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 front tub ball bearing lets the washer drum spin smoothly and quietly by supporting the drum shaft. Replacing a worn front bearing restores stable spinning and reduces grinding or rumbling noises during cycles. What it does:

• Supports the washer drum shaft so the drum rotates freely and evenly
• Reduces or eliminates grinding, rumbling, or knocking noises during spin
• Prevents excessive drum wobble and uneven load vibration
• Helps avoid further wear to the tub and related drive components

• Disconnect power and water, and drain the washer before beginning any repair
• Replacing this bearing typically requires partial disassembly of the tub/drum assembly and appropriate bearing tools
• Inspect seals and surrounding components when replacing the bearing; replace any damaged parts