KSB5WH4 KitchenAid Blender - Instructions

Chunk of cake! I just pryed off the old one and cleaned the threads. Screwed on the new on and made a frozen Marg, Fixed my wifes blender for $8. or so. Thanks

I followed instructions that came with the part. The black plastic part came off but not the rest of the coupling which I can not get off.

After several attempts to remove the coupling as per instructions, we eventually pried the old one off with a screw driver and pliers. Installed the new one and hope it tightens up when we use it again.

The instructions that came with the part were so good that my wife and granddaughter were able to do the repair. Thank you, Al Masciarelli

Replaced old burner with new.

followed the video exactly, worked perfectly right away with new part

Repair couldn't have been easier!

Followed the directions on the provided video. Removed the old coupling. Cleaned off the debris. Replaced with new coupling. Easy!

Part came off and installed in less than a minute. Unscrews clockwise and screw new one in counter-clockwise. Great, easy repair in lieu of buying new blender.

i'd like to say your web site was easy to follow I found the part easily and the instructions were easy to understand. I will br sure to visit your site should something go wrong with mt other appliances. Thanks for saving me a bundle of money.

I consulted some of the directions that you already had on line. They were very useful. Just used a very thin wrench to hold the shaft still (and keep the motor from turning) while I unscrewed the LEFT HANDED drive coupling (important info from online instructions).
Once the damaged part was off, it was very easy to screw the replacement part right on.

Used a skew driver to lift off coupling but this took many tries. Once off the new one went on with one try

I was told to go to the original company for repair by local small appliance dealers. So I looked it up and easily found the part and a video and other's comments. I am a 67 YO woman with week hands. I started working on it, both trying to unscrew the old coupling, and prying it off with a screw driver. When my husband came home I told him I need his strength and showed him what to do and it was off in a few minutes and new one replaced. Thanks for the easy instructions.

I did not follow the instructions had I the shaft could have been bent or the threads stripped so I used a 9/32 ignition wrench to hold the shaft while I unscrewed the coupling turning clockwise. Then I reversed the proceidure and hand tightend the coupling

I folllowed the video instructions that I watched online.