KitchenAid 7 QT

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    Margaret Flaherty
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      Thanks Katherine.

      #11682
      Margaret Flaherty
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        The motor just stopped in the middle of mixing.  The machine wasn’t hot (this was before porridge) so that’s confusing.  I let it rest for ten minutes and then started it up and it made an odd crunching noise.  Not good!  Since this is a new machine I fear it doesn’t have the sturdy metal parts inside like the old ones.  I’ll take it in for repair tomorrow and see what they say.  Thanks!

        #11681
        Desmond Chan
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          What are the symptoms? Is the motor still running? I fixed my kitchenaid twice in the past 15 years. Both times the worm follower gear (the only nylon gear) got stripped.

          #11679
          Katherine Kehrli
          Keymaster

            Margaret,

            I’m so sorry to hear about your KitchenAid. It sounds like it had been doing a really good job. I can recommend an excellent repair place in Redmond – Action Appliance – here’s the link: https://actionsmallappliances.com/

            .Katherine

            #11676
            Margaret Flaherty
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              My 7 qt died in the middle of what was going to be my first batch of 4 for this week. It had been doing fine with 4 loaf batches for a year and a half.  I had developed beautiful window pane and very tight dough and ended up having to mix the porridge in by hand.  That was quite a job–my husband had to help.  I use molasses so the porridge was very visible during the slap and fold process.  I don’t know how anyone can do this on a regular basis!

              Anyhoo, my mixer is only a year and a half old.  Got it for Christmas just for making our loaves.  Breaks my heart. Is there a good place to get it fixed?  Thanks for your advice.

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