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stevestrat 6th April 2021 13:05

Kitchenaid Stand Mixer
 
Have a Kitchenaid 5KSM150 stand mixer which has performed excellently for years. However, the last couple of times I've used it its started off painfully slow, put the speed switch to position 1 and it barely turns, even "stalls" as the mix thickens, have to put the speed switch to position 3 to achieve what was position 1 speed? It'll run slowly for several minutes before the speed suddenly picks up to normal.

I've looked online but can't find any clues, emailed Kitchenaid but no response to date. Anybody got one and had a similar problem?

BRG75 6th April 2021 13:22

I don't know what type of motor it has, but if it's quite elderly, then it sounds like worn brushes.

trikey 6th April 2021 20:21

Needs a gold resistor fitting 😆

stevestrat 6th April 2021 23:31

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Originally Posted by BRG75 (Post 2875428)
I don't know what type of motor it has, but if it's quite elderly, then it sounds like worn brushes.

Its not that old and if it was a problem with the motor brushes it wouldn't pick up to "normal" speed after running for a few minutes.

Been looking for some kind off troubleshooting guide or service/maintenance schedule but can't find anything. User guide tells you bugr all! Guess I'll have to wait for a reply to my email.

WillyHeckaslike 7th April 2021 11:22

I would begin with the obvious: Try another socket > Check the connections inside the plug have not loosened > check the cable for any hidden intermittent break, usually in the area where it enters the appliance - flex the cable there and watch for any difference it might make. Only then would I consider opening up the appliance to look for any mechanical or electrical problem. :getmecoat:

Lancpudn 7th April 2021 11:25

Stick a fork in a drill :D:p::D

macafee2 8th April 2021 07:11

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn (Post 2875577)
Stick a fork in a drill :D:p::D

my god my dad did that with some cream.... few days later mum had a Kenwood chef. Cream had gone everywhere everywhere.


macafee2

Arctic 9th April 2021 22:35

Steve try any of these below they may help ?

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...ng+slow+motion

stevestrat 10th April 2021 14:58

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Originally Posted by Arctic (Post 2876009)
Steve try any of these below they may help ?

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...ng+slow+motion

Cheers, I'll have a look at them. Reply from the company, my wife bought it when she was working away from home years ago and seems she never registered it. To register it they want model number, serial number, proof of purchase (God knows!), inside leg measurement, mother's maiden name.....

roverbarmy 11th April 2021 09:14

We gave our old Kenwood to my daughter. Her hubby has stripped and rebuilt it. The grease had hardened and was slowing everything down! It seems that they have a cult following now and are in high demand!:shrug:See item 313482780541 on ebay! Full set!


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