Speed dial come off kenwood mixer

for what, you need to repost with make and model in a new post

The switch on the titanium has a flimsy week point and is always breaking. This is a stupid economy by Kenwood when there is now so much good competition. Mine broke after only 6 months and Kenwood were less than helpful suggesting I took back to where I bought it - 500 miles away!! I wish I had bought a Kitchen Aid

change the brushes on the motor, it is quite easy

AFTER TALKING TO KENWOOD'S REPAIR SHOP ON THE PHONE, THEY SAID THEY WOULD HAVE TO OPEN UP THE WHOLE MIXER TO REPALCE THE SPEED DIAL ---WHICH WOULD COST NEARLY AS MUCH AS BUYING A NEW MIXER...TYPICAL.
IN ANY CASE THE PROBLEM WAS DUE TO THE POOR DESIGN OF THE INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN THE SPEED DIAL AND THE NYLON WHEEL THAT INTERFACES WITH IT. IN MY CASE, AND MOST LIKELY IN MANY OTHERS, THE PLASTIC PART OF THE INSIDE OF THE SPEED DIAL DEVELOPED STRESS FRACTURES AND EVENTUALLY CRACKED OFF COMPLETELY SO THAT THE SPEED DIAL WOULD SIMPLY SPIN AND HAVE NO EFFECT ON THE MOTOR EITHER TO START OR STOP IT OR INCREASE OR DECREASE THE SPEED.
IT WAS FAIRLY EASY TO SEE THE PROBLEM ONCE YOU REMOVE THE TWO SCREWS THAT CONNECT THE MOTOR TO THE METAL SWING ARM. THAT WILL ALLOW THE MOTOR TO DROP DOWN ABOUT A CENTIMETER OR HALF AN INCH.
TO FIX THE PROBLEM IT IS SIMPLY A MATTER OF FIGURING OUT _- HOW TO GET THE INSIDE OF THE SPEED DIAL TO RECONNECT TO THE NYLON DISC FROM THE MOTOR!

I DECIDED TO FIRST: USE A REGULAR HOUSE HOLD SEWING PIN (TWO OF THEM ONE FOR EACH SIDE OF THE WHEEL ASSEMBLY) TO SERVE AS A TYPE OF "PIN" TO SECURE THE TWO OBJECTS TOGETHER.
HEAT UP THE PIN UNTIL IT IS RED HOT!! AND USING SOME NEEDLE-NOSE PLYERS BEGIN TO PUSH THE PIN THRU THE PLASTIC (OF THE SPEED DIAL) AND FINALLY INTO THE NYLON DISK BELOW IT. IT MAY TAKE SEVERAL ATTEMPTS TO BURN THE SMALL HOLE BUT ONCE IT IS DONE A FINAL HEATED PIN OR VERY SMALL NAIL IS PUSHED THRU AND ALLOWED TO COOL THUS BECOMING STUCK!! DO THIS FOR BOTH SIDES IF YOU HAVE COME THIS FAR YOU WILL KNOW WHAT I MEAN.
NEXT I FILLED THE SURROUNDING WHOLE NEXT TO THE PIN AND ON BOTH SIDES WITH A VERY , VERY GOOD 2 PART EPOXY GLUE.. (TAKE YOUR TIME IT MAY TAKE SEVERAL HOURS TO FINISH IT BECAUSE YOU NEED TO USE THE TIME TO DO SEVERAL LAYERS OF EPOXY TO DRY.. THAT WILL HOLD THE SPEED DIAL LIKE A ROCK AND WILL BE BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL !! AND BEST OF ALL IT SAVES THE MIXER AND DIDNT COST MUCH AT ALL!!
IN A NUT SHELL THE PINS FORM THE SAME FUNCTION AS REINFORCING RODS IN CEMENT TO HOLD IT TOGETHER ALSO GIVING THE EPOXY SOMETHING TO BIND TO !!

posibly carbon brushes in motor.we can supply.

Hi,

where are you from, i have phone number to agents that still provide support for A700 series.

Thank you for your time. I contacted the Kenwood company in England.

I think its the control modul that has stoped working ,sadly.

I hope you didn't buy a new one, ours stopped last week after 25 years. All that was needed were new brushes for the motor. Anyone with a screwdriver could replace them. 4Kenwood had the parts to me in a couple of days.