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CHRISTOPHER G - May 21, 2019
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Parts in great condition
The parts came in in great condition. I have not had time to make the repair but will get around to it in the next couple of weeks.
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Lonnie H - January 14, 2019
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Easy repair
The part was new and a good value. Received my part quickly and my wife is very happy. Thanks.
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Scott G - December 28, 2018
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The correct part. Very fast Shipping. My appliance was back in working order in time for the annual cookie making with the grandchildren. Just awesome. Thanks so much.
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Gears stripped
Dismantling was a little difficult, because the snap ring was soooo tight. (Our snap ring pliers aren't the best.) We also bought gear grease and a new gearcase housing. Unfortunately, we didn't realize that the housing had broken until we were removing the old gasket. Once we had all the parts, it was basically a plug and play set up, a
... Read moreside from the snap ring, lol. I really appreciated the schematics that this website supplies. It helped us to know what parts to order.
I used it to make bread - it worked like a dream :)
Watched several videos on repair. Noted part placement while disassembling. Found problem, ordered and received parts. Cleaned out all old grease. Greased all parts and reassembled per recommendations, paying attention to the bearing race and washer placement. Firmly tensioned all fasteners, cleaned up and tested.
Replaced the worm gears. Original were ground down as if they were not seated correctly. Ordered the parts and swapped them out. I do not own a retaining clip removal tool. This was the most difficult, trying to open the clip using 2 needle nose pliers. It made the repair time longer.
Took the mixer apart many times. Grease all over the place. put new gears in still noisy. The worm gear must have been cut wrong. The noise still there. The part select sent out a new worm gear. I did not put it in yet. I put the old worm gear in and the noise stopped even though it shows wear. Have not decided whether I will put it in y
... Read moreet.I would also like to add that the people that I talked to at the this site were very very helpful and great just great---------
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Leonard from Worth, IL
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Total Repair Time:
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noise in trans.
took it apart. more grease all over. Put in all but one gear on the top. The noise is still there going to try to but the old bearings in and try again. I went back to the old worm gear and allmost all the noise stopped. I did put the new bearings in and the other gears. It seems that the gear on the worm gear was cut wrong. The noise was
... Read more tear able. I tried the different parts I ordered one at a time. To find out which one stopped the noise. Every time I took a part I had grease all over. It took so long every time I put in a new part to put the trans back together again. I had grease all over.
I took all the grease out of the top of the mixer. Saw that the gear was worn. When the new parts came I put as much grease in as was in before. Put it back together and it worked like a champ.
the hardest part is removing the retaining ring (didn't buy pliers)after that it is very easy, remove ring, top gear, center pin, bottom gear,worm gear(was removed first)the grease is pretty nasty,clean off the old grease and put it all back the way it came apart,with new grease.And then PRAY !!!!!!! THANK YOU PARTS SELECT for your wonder
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Remove covers, open gear box, remove lock ring and gears to deterime which gears were bad. Remove old grease, install new gears and pack with new grease.
Broken thrust bearing kit caused damage to the worn gear
Disassambled the gear-train.Removed all broken pieces and grease from gear case. Cleaned gear case and all parts. Reassembled gear-train with new parts and packed all with suitable quantity of new grease. Test run with variable speeds assuming working smoothly.
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Ken
January 29, 2018
The gear has 60 teeth. The old worm gear had only 52 teeth. My stand mixer is 18 years old. Do you all stock an older part with fewer teeth?
For model number KT2651XWW
Hello Ken,
Thanks for your question. The manufacturer has updated the part PS11747012 over the years, and now it has 60 teeth, but it is still guaranteed to work with your model.
I hope this helps.
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Sharon
December 10, 2019
Will this worm gear fit my KitchenAide Mixer
For model number 9709557
Hello Sharon, Thank you for the question. Sadly, we do not have any information on the model number you provided. Could you please verify the number you provided us with? If it is correct, I recommend contacting the manufacturer and seeing if they could provide you with a part number, and then you are always welcome to check back to see if we carry the part. Hope this helps!
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Ray
June 7, 2023
Which worm gear part works with this model?
SER WOZ204893
MOD 4KP26M1XNP
KitchenAid®
For model number 4KP26M1XNP
Hi Ray, thank you for reaching out. The part you are looking for is the worm gear, part number PS11747012. We hope this helps!
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Julie
December 8, 2019
My KitchenAid pro 6 model number is not found when searched. I need a worm gear. Which part fits this model? Model # kp2671xwh
Thank you
For model number KP2671XWH
Hello Julie, thank you for your question. There are two worm gears for this unit which are PartSelect Number: PS12070620 and PartSelect Number: PS11747012. Please enter the part number into the site for current price and availability. Good luck with your repair!
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Jiamin
April 24, 2018
Can i use this item on my KitchenAid mixer? My model is KitchenAid kp26m1xnp 6 qt. Professional 600. Thanks.
For model number KitchenAid KP26M1XNP 6 Qt. Professional 600
Hello Jiamin, thank you for your question. Yes, part number Worm Gear WP9709231, is listed as a compatible part for your appliance. Please enter the part number into the site for current price and availability. Good luck with your repair!
