KitchenAid mixer guides
Straight answers about what your mixer is doing, what is normal, and when it is time to get it looked at.
KitchenAid mixer leaking oil: what is normal and when to get it fixed
A little oil is common and usually harmless. Here is how to tell that from a leak that needs a service.
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KitchenAid mixer grinding noise: what it means and what to do
Grinding or whining usually means a worn worm gear or dried-out grease. Stop using it and read this first.
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KitchenAid mixer smells like burning: causes and what to do
A hot smell can be overload, worn brushes or old grease. Here is what to do now and when to get it checked.
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Is your KitchenAid worth repairing? A simple way to decide
Usually yes. A simple way to decide, with our real repair prices, and when a mixer is not worth fixing.
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The KitchenAid dime test: how to adjust beater height
Beater hitting the bowl, or missing the flour at the bottom? The dime test shows you in a minute.
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How old is your mixer?
Our free serial number decoder shows the year and week your KitchenAid was built, checked against KitchenAid’s own service manual.
Decode your serial numberGot a mixer that needs looking at?
Text a photo or send a repair request and we will arrange a pick up or drop off that suits you. You will know the price before any work starts.
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