KitchenAid KP2671 Professional 6 Series Stand Mixer "scraping bottom" Questions

...bottom of the bowl when mixing. why? Adjust the head height, tilt the head back and look into the hinge area from the front over the top of the bowl. Undo that slottedscrew you can see in the middle ...

when raised to do whipping my professional 550 hd mixer attachment does not scrap the bowl to mix properly when i raise the bowl to mix, the paddle will not make good contact with the bowl to scrape ...

...retaining ring should be leveled with the surface of the Planetary. If not, then of course the bottom of the beater will start scraping the bowl. You can use a rubber mallet to tap the shaft back

I just got my mixer a few weeks ago for Christmas. I have made cookies twice. My problem is that the bottom of the bowl doesn't get scraped. The first time, I ended up putting more flour in the dough ...

...bottom of the bowl, which is causing the white enamel on the paddle to wear off. This enamel apparently is going into what I am mixing. Isn't there an adjustment that can be made to prevent this? It ...

Scraping - KitchenAid Professional 600 I have a Kitchenaid Professional 600 575 watt mixer. The paddle seems to scrape the bowl and creates a discoloration of cake ba?ter in the bottom of the bowl. Is

my 475 Professional HD The paddle seems to scrape the bowl and creates a discoloration of cake batter in the bottom of the bowl. Now it just won't spin in the up position only if the bowl is down. Can

scraping the bowl at the bottom on one side only. the whole bowl is not being scraped. it used to work like that and now it does not work at all. the motore is running but the gears are not turing the

...scraping the bottom, just closer. when you lower the bowl, there is a screw just above the mounting plate. Adjust this very very slightly. Lift bowl with beater attached with out turning on the ...

...scraping the bottom and chipping the attachment. Hi, Put your mixers head in upright position and adjust the screw between the head and the stand. This will rise the head (one rotation is about 1 mm) ...