Introduction
Dans ce tutoriel, vous allez apprendre à démonter le cache-moteur d'un robot pâtissier KitchenAid Classic.
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À l'aide d'une spatule (spudger), retirer délicatement l'anneau d'étanchéité en aluminium.
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À l'aide d'un chasse-goupille de 4 mm et d'un marteau, extraire la goupille du cache de l'engrenage planétaire.
This should be a 5/32 inch or 4mm punch.
My pin is stuck too, are there any other ways?
Can the pin be hammered from either side. It won’t budge
Just keep at it, mine didn’t budge for a while
No way. I ‘ve tried for an hour and it didn’t move at all. But I ‘ve found a solution. I drilled it out. First with 2mm then with a 3mm drill. Then I could easily remove it. The replace part is a 4mm x ~22.5mm grooved pin (half-length-center-grooved; ISO 8743).
Mine was also stubborn. I laid the machine on the side and sprayed WD-40 in the pin several times. Waited 30 min and then it came out easy.
If you need to buy a pin punch set, get ones with knurled handles (crosshatching of the metal) which are much easier to hold onto. I had to try one side then the other and WD-40 to get it out. Also figure out to how to position the mixer and what lean your hand agains while holding the pin to keep it steady so you can make multiple, accurate strikes.
When re assembling, when it came to aligning everything, i found using a small pin punch to poke all the way through helped. Then i started in on hammering the pin back in.
Can’t get it back in when reassembling. Any ideas?
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À l'aide d'une spatule, séparer le cache de l'engrenage planétaire de l'arbre du batteur.
My spudger must have been cheap, it bent, so i wrapped a flat sided screwdriver in a rag instead.
when reassembling, the alignment can look and feel almost be correct but the shaft wont come out far enough to let you out the pin back in, i needed to take off twice and then it slid in perfectly and everything in the rotation moved much more easily
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Avec un tournevis plat, retirer les cinq vis de 28 mm retenant l'avant du cache-moteur.
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À l'aide de ce même tournevis plat, retirer les deux vis de blocage de 28 mm.
Classic Plus uses a square-drive screw. You’ll need #1 size.
How do I know which one of the locking screws contains a safety locking mechanism?
i need this screws but i don't know what you call and what size?
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Tirer doucement sur la câble d'alimentation pour le sortir de son logement à l'arrière du robot.
For the KSM90BU model, take a set of needlenose pliers and carefully rotate the plastic clip 90 degrees, then pull the cord out of the notch.
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Soulever le cache-moteur pour le séparer du robot.
Und wie komme ich nun an den Motor zur Reinigung des Unterbrechers?
ich habw eine 5KSM150, leider lässst sich die Motorabdeckung nicht entfernen, alle vorhergehenden Schritte wurden wie beschrieben erledigt
kann hier jemand helfen?
Hi all, for your information: I also have the model 5ksm150 and managed to remove the top of the machine with a lot of effort, wiggling back and forth until it came out. That worked after about 10-15 min :-) Now the good mixer works again!
Any tips for doing this? It’s very stuck!
I cannot remove the housing cover… it is stuck. Any tips?
How much lubricant should be in the the motor, there is a large amt amt everywhere
How much grease is normal, I have thick great everywhere
See Remplacer la vis sans fin d'un robot pâtissier KitchenAid Classic K45SSWH, step 9. It's really rather thick.
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Pour réassembler votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
Pour réassembler votre appareil, suivez ces instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
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Well fine job! Just finished and t works!!!
Instruccion is exelent but I veleave the problem is electric. can you give aidea. dhe machine does’nt work at all
Thank you! I'm repainting my white mixer a deep cherry red gloss to match my kitchen. These mixers can last 20+ years, if you take care of them. But, who wants the same color kitchen for that long? Bonus: saved $50+ by painting it the color I wanted, rather than pay the extra for a mixer from the colored choices.
Do the motor housing sometimes become to hard to remove? I followed all the steps yet it still acts as if something inside the housing is keeping it from coming off.
Nothing else, only the planetary assembly, and the 9 big housing screws. Once those are off, it can take a lot of jiggling and persistence, mostly because there’s a vacuum between the vertical shaft and the bushing inside. Remember to loosen the cord in case to prevent yanking it accidentally when the cover comes off.
A gentle twist with a blade screwdriver in each of the control knob slots will start the separation.
Did you ever get the housing cover off? I’m having the same issue! I feel like the grease might have suctioned the cover and is stuck.
Reassembly of motor housing onto base took a bit of patience, as it took a couple of minutes to line up the gears. You need to insert a punch or thin screwdriver in the shaft where you attach your beater or whip. Use the screwdriver to turn the shaft while pressing down gently on the top of the housing. Eventually the gears will align and the housing will lower into place. Then you can insert your fasteners, the planetary, and the planetary pin.
I followed your instructions and removed the top housing. The inside of my housing has “piles” of jelly like goo (I’m assuming it’s old congealed oil). What should the inside look like? Should I remove this oil? I looks like mushed up prunes. (sorry I couldn’t come up with a better comparison). My machine has been making a very loud humming/grinding noise when I run it.
The “goo” is the grease applied during assembly. The tv show “how its made” covered the assembly of these mixers, and they use a substantial amount of grease. Oil, on the other hand, will be thinner, and flow/run/drip. The grease will stay put or move really slowly.
Hi Chris, I’ve tried to remove the pin from the planetary gear cover, but it will not budge. Any suggestions? Thanks
Having the same problem, is there a solution to this?
I have got the same problem…
A drop of penetrating oil, then tapping on the pin to create vibrations & if needed letting it set (even overnight if need be) should unstick the pin.
My model doesn’t seem to have the rear screws shown in Step 5?
What happens if I didn’t realize there was a locking washer on one of those rear screws and put it back together without it? The video I watched didn’t mention it until I already had the thing all put together again and then I didn’t see any extra washer lying around.. Until my husband found it on the floor… it was a bear getting the pin out of the planetary gear cover.
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how do you replace the lower gear case on a K45 SS tilt? Is it difficult? please advise instructions. thank you
I have a dough hook that is completely stuck on the stem of the mixer. I tried the compress and hot water. No luck. I tried pretty much every online removal method I could find with no luck. I disassembled the chuck and have it off and separate from the machine. I managed to hammer the stem down but still can’t get it to turn so it will release the hook. I ran a punch through the hole at the top of the stem to try to turn it. It broke the punch lol. I’ve tried pb blaster to loosen it and that hasn’t worked. My last two options are going to be boil it and try to turn it, or put the hook in a vice, torch the heck out of the stem, then run a rod through that top hole again and try to turn it with the torch on it. If you have any better advice, please let me know.
Thank you for your help. It's beyond my ability but interesting to learn about it. At least I'll know what the repairperson is talking about.
Carol Ojeski
Unplug the Mixer.
Mike Reckner - Réponse
Good call! Nobody likes digital trauma
David Brand - Réponse