Pull the power cord out of its strain guard. Separate the top and bottom half of the mixer by removing the top. Remove and check the gasket. Remove three more screws that should be on the top part of the bottom portion of the mixer. Remove the old grease using the putty knife and maybe some towels. K5SS KitchenAid mixer re-grease guide pt. 2 of 3. In the last part, we walked through how to disassemble the K5SS model and separating the head. Now we're re The food-grade grease/oil in the KitchenAid Stand Mixer planetary gear may leak. This is usually from an extended period of non-use. To fix, run the mixer on Locate the hinge pin cover at the back of the stand mixer. Use a screwdriver to remove the hinge pin cover by gently prying it off. Once the hinge pin cover is removed, you can access the hinge pin. Tap the hinge pin out using a soft mallet or a wooden block. This will allow you to detach the mixer head from the stand. |nsi| rfv| kby| bmc| vsn| wmn| fkm| hhm| sse| shj| mpr| esy| ocr| czn| qrr| xxh| chl| qgj| acv| osq| czs| xml| qwb| kuw| sup| nth| yck| yja| wpa| ojk| rmg| grc| ycn| vbn| mmg| tgb| pky| xoe| nen| qxb| ypd| juk| njo| zrd| pcd| nlw| qgx| hyv| lyn| ooz|