20 Most Recent Black & Decker Ergo EHM90 Hand Mixer Questions & Answers

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Hi, this is a very simple process. I don't know if the cord is a 2 prong or 3 with the ground, but it makes no difference. You should have screws around the perimeter of the mixer that you need to take loose to separate the half's. I am assuming the cord is built into the mixer, if not please correct me. The end of the cord will be connected to the on/off control, may it be a trigger type or slide or what ever it has. You will have either a black wire which is hot, connected to the switch so the switch can break the connection to turn the mixer on and off. The other wire may be white which is neutral connected to another wire in the mixer, you will see this. If it has a ground, 3 prong, it will be green and will show you where it connects. If it is just 2 prongs, the 2 wires may both be black and in this case you can connect them to either wire they are showing you. I don't believe the connections are soldered, they may be screw connections or wire nut connector's. If it would be easier for you, take the mixer with you to your hardware store such as Home Depot as they have many different cords to choose from, and you will get help in the electrical section to make sure you have all you need. Just take your time and put the wires back in the same way as the old cord was wired. If the cord is a detachable cord, take it with you and match it with one that has the same connections and 120 volts. You do not have to buy a Black and Decker cord to do this. There are many cords that will do the job just as good if not better. Keep me posted if you need my help.
Sincerely,
Shastalaker7

I have the exact same problem. I called B&D at 1-800-231-9786 and they can send the parts, but including S&H to NL the total cost was to be $25.37. I figure that I can just buy a new mixer for that price. The cost of the beaters were $11.39 and shipping would probably be cheaper to ON. Good luck.

This is so weird. I have the exact same serial number for my Camfield mixer with the same model (I'm guessing from about 1955-57). I wonder if they just put the same serial number on for products created at the same time. I thought 6404 was really low. Did you ever find replacement beaters? Mine have rusted. This was my mother's mixer and I just have a fond place in my heart for it.

I searched for replacement beaters for Blacker & Decker SM-100 type 1 (SM100) electric stand mixer for years. I found the Sunbeam Mixmaster Mixer Replacement Beaters for stand mixers, item 4955, at a large Ace hardware store. They were priced over $16.00, so you may consider buying a new stand mixer. The beaters are the correct length, snap in and grip correctly even though the ends are curved like a half ball rather than flat as the originals. The beaters turns well but I haven't tested them with the bowl because I need to find the turn table that I have in storage. The beater set was design ed to replace parts for Sunbeam stand models 2355-1, 2356-1 and 2360-2.

This may be too late to help you, but we have a full B&D SM-100 mixer set (large bowl, extra beaters, etc.) on which the electronic motor control just failed. Would be willing to buy your mixer or sell you our parts, including bowl, whichever would suit you best. email to [email protected]

First I would check the yellow pages or my chamber of commerce for a reputable dealer or repair station. If that doesn't work, try https://www.ereplacementparts.com

First I would search for a dealer or reputable repair shop. Check the yellow pages or call your chamber of commerce. If that doesn't work, try www.geappliances.com/ge/parts/

I don't know that mixer , sometimes a screw is hidden under the start button, see if it can be prised out without damage to the switch.

The Black & Decker website is a place to do that.

Try searching appliance parts in Google. The new gears are steel, and will last a lot longer, but the mixer will be a little louder.