Ksm50wh Parts

Mixer won't run or just hums? Worn motor brushes in the holder cause power loss. This DIY repair restores full motor function on stand mixers.

Fastening screw for securing components inside appliances. Replaces lost, stripped, or damaged screws during repairs or part installations.

This replacement spring restores proper tension and return action within the original mechanism of your appliance. Replacing a fatigued or broken spring helps moving parts operate smoothly and return to position for consistent, reliable performance.

• Supplies controlled tension within the assembly
• Returns levers or linkages to their neutral position after use
• Helps maintain proper alignment and engagement of moving parts
• Common signs of failure: weak/loose feel, parts not returning, intermittent operation, rattling or squeaking

• Disconnect power before service; also shut off gas/water
• Note original routing and attachment points; take a reference photo before removal
• Use needle-nose pliers or a spring tool; avoid overstretching the new spring
• Verify smooth manual movement before reassembly and testing

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

If your mixer makes excessive noise or vibrates during operation, a worn spring seat cap may be the cause. This part centers and secures springs for smooth, quiet performance.

If your stand mixer runs only on high speed or won't change speeds properly, a worn governor drive stud may be the cause. This small repair restores smooth speed control in about 30 minutes.

Rubber foot for stand mixer base. Replaces worn, cracked, or missing feet. Stabilizes mixer, reduces vibration, and protects countertops.

If your stand mixer bowl lift won't stay up or slips out of position, this spring roll pin secures the lift arm linkage. Requires pin punch to install.

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

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

Fix a mixer that won't turn on or has burnt electrical smell. This motor field assembly controls variable speed. Replaces worn electrical components.

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

Replace your mixer's wavy spring washer to reduce vibration and noise. This washer maintains proper tension between shaft components for smoother operation.

If your mixer runs intermittently or loses power, a cracked or missing brush holder cap may be letting the carbon brush slip. Simple threaded repair.

Fix a mixing bowl that won't lock in place or keeps sliding during use. This retaining pin secures the bowl clip to keep your bowl firmly seated.

Fix intermittent mixer operation or arcing sounds with this brush holder housing. Secures carbon brushes for steady motor contact and consistent speed.