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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.
Checked out You tube video. Easy tune up. One gasket was damaged and I did not notice that the brush holders has no brushes. I believe a quick call to Appliance parts pros will fix this, besides I need a few more parts. I expect to get another 20+ years from this KitchenAide mixer, once repairs are competed. Watch out for the single lock washer located on the rear upper housing screw, you don't want to lose this! Read more
Replaces a cracked, broken, or missing control knob on your stand mixer's speed or lock lever. Restores comfortable grip and clean appearance.
As preventative maintenance, replaced worn worm gears and re-greased two units used in a bakery. All grease must be removed if contaminated and replaced. Also, the repair requires snap ring pliers to remove main shaft clip. Read more
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.
REPLACED WORM GEAR AND OTHER GEARS SHOWING WEAR Read more
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.
Your training film was a lot of help for me. Thanks!!! Read more
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.
Replaced speed control parts. Read more
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.
White plastic back cover for stand mixers. Protects internal components at rear of motor housing. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.
Replaced part. Read more
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.
Took mixer apart and replaced worm gear and worm gear bracket and bearing. Replaced planetary grease to make sure broken teeth didn't cause further damage. Read more
If your mixer speed won't stay set or the lever is cracked, this speed control lever restores precise speed selection. Simple DIY fix in minutes.
Fix a mixer that won't turn on or has burnt electrical smell. This motor field assembly controls variable speed. Replaces worn electrical components.
Replaced all electrical parts. Read more
Replace your mixer's wavy spring washer to reduce vibration and noise. This washer maintains proper tension between shaft components for smoother operation.
Fix intermittent mixer operation or arcing sounds with this brush holder housing. Secures carbon brushes for steady motor contact and consistent speed.
This headless, cup-point set screw secures a component to a shaft or hub inside your appliance. The 1/4-28 x 3/8 in size bites into the mating surface to prevent slipping, helping keep collars, pulleys, or knobs aligned and stable.
Fix a mixer that won't start, slows down, or makes grinding noises. This armature (motor rotor) restores reliable operation when worn or burned.
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.
Stand mixer bearing supports and centers the rotating drive shaft for smooth, quiet operation. Replace when you hear grinding noises or vibration.