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Cmot_Dibbler, 10 months ago in KitchenAid 600 Professional gear replacement and cleaning

Sick. That’s how i got mine. $50 at Goodwill $30 for a gasket and new grease. Still works great years later.

xantonin, 10 months ago

I told a friend to keep an eye out for these at thrift shops but they claimed none would accept broken appliances, hah! I’d love to find a bunch and fix up. It’s fun.

BeezKnuts, 10 months ago in KitchenAid 600 Professional gear replacement and cleaning

Hell yeah man! We need more documentation type posts which people can look up later.

claymedia, 10 months ago in KitchenAid 600 Professional gear replacement and cleaning

Love this kind of project. Do you have more photos? Or still a WIP?

xantonin, 10 months ago

Parts are on the way now, I can take some of the assembly. I mostly just have photos of it apart so I can remember which order they go back together haha

xantonin, 10 months ago

Here’s a photo of all the gears after I cleaned them (don’t leave them wet like I did in this photo - they will eventually rust. I later sprayed them all with AMSOIL MP which is like WD-40).

You can see the worm follower gear is worn out BAD. The symptoms of this machine were that it would studder/skip when encountering load. https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/ca2e47ae-33ca-48ab-87f2-1e8021de418a.jpeghttps://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/4109d8c1-84be-4429-b0f4-9f5d3fe75e7b.jpeg