This part is a retaining ring, sometimes called a retaining clip, that holds the drum support roller onto the shaft of a dryer. It is made entirely of metal and measures less than an inch in diameter. The retaining ring is a genuine OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The ring may vary in appearance due to manufacturer substi...Read moretution, but the function is the same. You may need to replace this part if the dryer is noisy during tumbling, will not tumble, or takes too long to dry. Be sure to check drum support roller kit and shaft before ordering parts.
This wire whip attaches to your stand mixer and is used for whipping food products. It is made of metal wire and is one of several attachments that you can add to your mixer. If you attempt to start your stand mixer with the wire whip attached, and the touchpad does not respond, you may need a new wire whip. Be sure to determine that the ...Read moreissue is with the whip and not with the mixer or another attachment before you replace it.
This is a replacement bowl arm lift for your stand mixer. It raises and lowers the mixing arm in the bowl. It is made of white plastic and is sold individually. This part can also be known as the bowl lift arm adjusting bracket. This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
This groove pin is a small but essential metal piece used in stand mixers to secure the internal gears and keep the planetary assembly firmly attached to the drive shaft. When this pin wears out or breaks, the beater may stop turning or feel loose during use. Replacing it restores proper mixing performance and keeps attachments running sm...Read moreoothly without wobbling. Installation requires basic tools and a bit of disassembly, and the mixer should always be unplugged before starting the repair.
This motor assembly is for stand mixers.
Motor assembly rotates the gears that spin the beaters.
Unplug the stand mixer before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands.
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broken wire whip for mixer
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Tina from Beverly, MA
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
tossed the broken whip and replaced it with my new one. It took less than a minute.
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Replace a broken attachment for an ancient KitchenAid
12 of 16 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Kate from Vredenburgh, AL
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
I decided to repair my grandfather's first generation, ancient KitchenAid mixer. The wire whip had come undone so that it couldn't be used.
Everyone was skeptical that I could find the part for such an old mixer, but I got the serial number and googled "kitchenaid + the part number + whip whip + repair." That search brought u
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It was very easy to plug in all the info and find the part on PartSelect.com and 24.99 later, the part arrived on my doorstep.
I took it out of the box, fitted it to the attachment on the mixer and turned the mixer on. Viola! Worked perfectly!
Thanks PartSelect! Everyone is amazed that I found the part for such an old appliance.
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The mixer would not raise the bowl
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Stephen from Charlotte, NC
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1- 2 hours
Pliers, Screw drivers
I removed the motor assembly from the mixer. This left the stand assembly. The raising lift arm had to be removed by unscrewing the set screw, and then the lift arm was removed. I replaced the plastic arm bowl lift by sliding it over the lift arm, and then I had to remove the spring with a clip washer with the pliers, and replaced the spr
... Read moreing back on to the new part. Total time about ten minutes for the actual fix, and about 45 minutes remove and reinstall the 12 screws that held the motor in place. It was well worth my efforts. The mixer arm works perfectly now.