Model KT2651XER comes on and immediately shuts down

In all these years of use did you ever notice the brand and model?

Try replacing the phase board, it's above the speed control plate with 4 wires coming out of it.

Most of the time this will not be an immediate problem. Let it cool down and do not over work it again. Continuing will eventually burn out your motor and require replacement.

You either need to adjust the speed control switch under the rear dome or you need to replace the switch, I think you can find on YouTube videos on how to adjust speed control switch and the part is easily available on the internet. AND!! you can do this repair without a full tear down.

The Electric Coil which runs the Motor might be got fried. Please get it check from the vendor if still under the warranty period.

your motor stator to the commutator is shorting between the copper bus bars and this welding of these bars together from heat constitutes a short circuit and its time to buy a new armature(expensive) or get a new unit and save the old parts

You have killed it by overloading the bowl. Hobart recomends no more than 65% bowl capacity on doughs & 75% on batters or icings. Replace the motor or the whole unit

Hi Debbie. Your speed control either needs adjustment or repair. You can download for free, a Kitchenaid Service manual from www.mendingshed.com This will help you or a tech to do the necessary work.

If this solution has assisted you, please rate it. Good luck! ricardok45

What you replaced were the contacts on the overload,correct?These 'heaters' look like springs?If so you have other issues.I'm a hobart tech and repair these mixers often.Are you mixing pizza dough?

"Screws just fall out all the time, the world is an imperfect place." John Bender - The Breakfast Club.

 

I came across this site looking for the same answer. I tinkered with my KSM90 model and think I found the solution.

 

If the hinge pin is vibrating out of its slot, unplug the mixer and flip it upside down. (Removing the bowl makes it easier). You should see a screw centered over the hinge pin. Center the hinge pin and tighten the screw.

 

This should do it, although I tightened about every other screw on the machine before I found this one.

 

Let us know if it works