Questions & Answers for: KitchenAid brush motor

...brush from coming in contact with the motor armature if installed incorrectly. Clock the brush so that the angled side lines up with the tab and you should be back in business. Also if you are ...

...motor not running. Solution was simple: remove the 2 stators things from the sides of the main housing, clean all the black dust off them, re-insert and everything works fine. The dust problem is ...

...motor will not run. Unscrew the black plastic caps and remove both Brush and Spring Assemblies. Notice that the brushes are keyed (i.e. one corner is not square) and are designed to go in the motor ...

...Motor Brush*. They are keyed so there is only one proper way to insert them into the motor housing. If either or both brushes do not make contact with the motor coils, the motor will not

...Brush Motor Cap(23). Each Carbon Brush(19) is keyed (one corner is not square) and is designed to go into the Motor Housing slot but only one way. Each Carbon Brush must make contact with the Motor ...

...brush holders. I suspect this is the reason the motor stopped working as the brushes have worn and being stuck, they are no longer contacting the armature. The spring has come off one of the brushes ...

...Motor Brush Set (2 x W10380496 brushes) ...

...below if you wish to purchase a set of new motor brushes: 6778011 KABrushSet KitchenAid Mixer Motor Brush Set (2 x W10380496 brushes) https://secure.kaparts.co.uk/sku/6778011 I hope this helps you

...smoothly. It sounds like your motor is going bad. When an electric motor has some age, the motor brushes will wear out and fail to make contact inside the motor. The missing sound you are ...

...the stand mixer and examine the motor brushes for wear. To remove a motor brush, use a screwdriver to unscrew the motor brush cap. Pull the cap and the carbon brush out. Thank you for using