...remove pin that holds planetary assembly to vertical center shaft. Regular use of wheat grinding attachment. Could heat generated by grinding cause pin to seize? Page two of the KitchenAid service ...
...Remove the pin holding the planetary in place. Remove the trim disc. The planetary assembly lifts out but you may need to work around it carefully lifting it a little at a time. I cannot get the pin ...
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...pin) and then removing the back cover. Remove the white and the black wires from the speed control and take the return spring off the bottom of it. Undo the 9 screws holding the gear cases together ...
...the halves together. Remove the pin holding the planetary in place. Remove the trim disc. The planetary assembly lifts out but you may need to work around it carefully lifting it a little at a
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pin out that holds the planetary hub onto the shaft from the gearbox. In New Zealand the planetary comes as individual parts not an assembled unit so will certainly look different to the full assembly
...shaft gear! Thanks in advance after you removed the tapered pin on the plant. you should be able to get it off the mixer main shaft @this point, there is nothing else holding it to the main ...
...remove the silver drip ring and then take out the drive pin with a punch, the pin holds the planetary on and in place. now with 2 screwdrivers from position 5 o'clock and 7 o'clock gently but firmly ...
...Remove the "Tapered pin" that holds the planetary on the shaft, gently use a punch and a hammer to do this. This pin can only be tapped out in one direction. Pull downward on the planetary assembly ...
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...remove the pin on the verticle shaft of kitchenaid artisian, this is the pin that holds the beater on. Looks like you just tap it out with a punch. If you are referencing the pin which locks the ...
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