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This replacement power cord is designed to restore safe, reliable power to a stand mixer by replacing a cord that is frayed, damaged, or causing intermittent operation. Featuring a durable two-conductor design with a standard plug, it delivers consistent electrical connection to help resolve issues such as the mixer not starting or losing power during use. Replacing a worn power cord helps ensure dependable performance and supports safe, everyday operation of the appliance.
This replacement power cord is designed to restore safe, reliable power to a stand mixer by replacing a cord that is frayed, damaged, or causing intermittent operation. Featuring a durable two-conductor design with a standard plug, it delivers consistent electrical connection to help resolve issues such as the mixer not starting or losing power during use. Replacing a worn power cord helps ensure dependable performance and supports safe, everyday operation of the appliance.
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Claire from Germantown, TN
Updated cord fitting into 40 year old mixer
We have the classic Hobart-made KitchenAid mixer from the mid-1980s. The original cord sheathing was disintegrating. The replacement cord is actually a better design, but the housing needs to be filed down to slide the cord into place. The old housing channel on my mixer only allowed for something basically the cord width to fit through.
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The part of the cord that now fits tight against the housing is much thicker and sturdier than the original. I started with a metal file to widen the housing channel, which was working but taking a long time. My son the electrical engineer suggested a Dremel, which was indeed faster on the thick aluminum housing. We used a small circular sanding tip to avoid damaging any adjacent workings. My son also saw that the slim strain relief collar at the top of the cord was pushing and bending the wires too much against the rest of the unit, so he took an X-acto knife and gently rolled the cutting edge along the base of the top collar until he could tear away that extra collar and let the wires lie more naturally in the space. We also managed to break the paper gasket meant to shield the motor from vented flour (in my case lots of years of cocoa powder! Time to vacuum here), but taped that back together with black electrical tape. After the adjustments were made, the cord replacement itself took about 2 minutes. If your mixer is more modern, you may not need to make any adjustments like we did. Just take a picture of how the wires attach and duplicate that with the new wires in the cord.
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Richard from Alliance, OH
replace burnt power cord
First I removed the back cover, two wires just unplugged and one wire I had to remove a screw, then put on the new wire, plug the two screws on, screw on the third wire and put the cover back on.
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