What does the paddle have an angle? - Water Sport

You cant just replace the gear yuo will half to buy the Gear Case Assembly Part Number: 623586-00SV $31.01 ereplacement .com

Yes it should pull out with the armature. The plate can only be removed after you remove the nut and gear on the end of the armature. Make sure your brushes are pulled out first or they can hang up on the bearing at the other end of the armature which may be what is happening in your case.

There is a button at the front of the grinder usually black or red, depress it lightly and rotate the wheel (unplug grinder please) wait until you feel it fall into spot, depress tightly and hold then turn wheel and unscrew to replace pad. Reverse to reassemble.Good Luck....

Just a shot in the dark, check to make sure "lock" is not partially engaged (Black button on top of grinder used when changing blades/discs)

On the silver part on top of the grinder is a button , press this button and hold it down. now turn the blade until it stops moving, this locks the blade, keep holding the button down and turn grinder over ,and turn the nut counter clockwise, and remove it , take old blade off ,put on new one .it should go over the shaft and at the bottom on a "fit" Make sure it is on the "fit". replace the nut and tighten. If you dont get the nut tight enough it will loosen while in use and the disc you are cutting/grinding with will wobble and may even come off causing possible injury .

Hi and welcome to FixYa. Most every welbilt paddle / kneading blade that is in production can be found here:
http://www.shopwiki.com/welbilt+bread+machine

Another source is Nelson Appliance:

http://www.nelsonappliance.com/shop/categories/bread-maker-parts.asp?page=2
and
http://www.nelsonappliance.com/shop/categories/bread-maker-parts.asp

See if you can match your blade to the ones on the linked page. There are a frew places that have used paddles on line but would rather have you look at new stocks vs old stocks first. I realize that none of the paddle descriptions state specifically they are for the ABM6200 Model. The stem sizes are all the same so you should be able to find a correctly configured paddle. If you have the angled upright paddle you may have to look at breadman paddles to find a replacement.


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What do you mean wheel side out? It should look just like the picture, the nut side of the disc threads on first. Depending on what disc you want to put on you may need a spacer that goes on first and then a threaded washer on the outside.

This may mean that you are not holding the paddle correctly. To make sure that you have a proper grip hold paddle in both hands and bring over your head. Make sure that your hands are approximately shoulder width apart bend arms so that they create a 90degree angle on either side of your head, this will ensure that your hands are in the proper position and you can then lower the paddle and begin paddling. This should eliminate any contact your knuckles have with the boat.

grinders are versatile tools that shape, grind, polish, and cut quite a few materials. A grinder can also be used to maintain your other tools that may need sharpening with blades, cutters, or bits.