In this DIY guide from the folks at the eReplacementParts], we learn how to repair an oil leak on a KitchenAid stand mixer. It's easy! So easy, in fact, that this clip can present a complete overview of the technique in about two minutes. For all of the details, and to learn how to repair a leaky KitchenAid mixer, take a look.
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Very well done video. I'd googled a number of DIY articles on this repair but was discouraged to point of calling KitchenAid service. This video convinced me that it can be one at home. I have to track down some grease, view it once more, and then, it's a done deal. Thanks.
Great video, I will definitely give it a go, after I find some grease. Thanks for your skills.
Excellent video. Thank you so much.
Yes, an excellent video teaching. I have one simple question regarding the beauty ring... it slips down about an 1/8", and I don't want it to fall into whatever is being mixed. How do I got about snugging it on?
Btw...the mixer now works great! Thanks for making this available!
I googled this task, completely expecting to find nothing positive. I thought for sure I was out a mixer and up a creek without a paddle. I was impressively, surprisingly,happily & humbly taken aback with the result of my search. This video was the first one I clicked on and it was exactly what I needed. In my opinion this video hit each of my key point checklist.
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