Introduction
If you are worried about oil or grease leaking inside or out of your mixer, you might have to replace your gasket. This guide will show you how to do this.
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Using a 4 mm pin punch and hammer, hammer the pin until it is dislodged from the planetary gear cover.
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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Using a spudger, pry the planetary gear cover from the mixer shaft.
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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Using a flathead screwdriver, remove the five 28 mm front motor housing screws.
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Using the same flathead screwdriver, remove the two 28 mm locking screws.
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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Carefully pull the power cord from the notch in back of the mixer.
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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Lift the motor housing cover from the mixer base.
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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Use a butter knife or putty knife to remove grease from around the gasket.
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Place grease in motor housing cover.
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Lift the gasket up with your hands or a spuger and remove it.
This is article about replacing a gasket but nowhere in the instructions does it say to install a new gasket. Do I need to use gasket sealer or not? Manual says yes (Permatex #2). Lazy writing.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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I got all the way to the last step of replacing the pin when i notice the mixer seemed to lock there in place and not move. What did i do wrong?
Dawn dawn6463@yahoo.com
Unplug the Mixer.
Mike Reckner - Réponse
Good call! Nobody likes digital trauma
David Brand - Réponse