Whirlpool WP9706648 Stand Mixer Speed Control Assembly OEM Part

The fix was very easy. Control assembly is easy to access by removing 5 phillips screws. Unplug the wiring from the old assembly being careful to note which wire goes to which connector. Install the new assembly and connect the wiring.

I took it apart and could determine where the problem was. The service rep I talked to on the phone was so helpful! She really took the time because the model and parts were hard to match up on this mixer. I was actually so pleased when I got the part and reassembled my mixer. Her tip on taking a picture of the wiring first with my phone was great. Thank you! Runs perfectly

I purchased a replacement assembly from Appliancepartspluspro.com Upon inspection of new part I noticed there were only 6 terminals for the 8 wires I needed to connect. After much investigation by their tech support person Ali, it became apparent that my old part was discontinued and no longer available. The new part was the correct replacement but now I had to figure out what to do with the 2 extra wires. I labeled all of the wires and the terminals on the the old part. After moving wires, one by one, to the new board I was left with P1 and a wire from a micro switch. Obviously the switch was no longer functional with the new board. As for P1 I surmised it was no longer needed due to updates to the circuitry on the new board. Checked all connections and fired the mixer up. Voila !!! It worked perfectly at all speeds for over an hour. I left the obsolete P1 and micro switch tucked away inside the mixer head just to be safe. Special thanks to Ali for his patience and determination in solving my dilemma.

Removed band around mixer top and removed top cap on mixer. Removed 2 screw holding circuit board in place and installed new circuit board and transfer wires from old board to new circuit board. Replace top and trim band. Checked operation. OK.

I took the speed control board off of the mainboard and took it to my shop and cleaned the slider area with contact cleaner and blew it off with compressed air. It works great and the new slider board that I purchased will be used as a spare because this is the most used part on the mixer and it will be a problem at sometime in the future.