How do you remove the large belt pulley to gain access to the gearbox cover screw underneath it?
There should be an access screw on the bottom of the transmission housing where grease can be checked or introduces. Remove this plug and carefully introduce a tool such as a wide flat screwdriver to 'lock' the gears from turning. The nylon gear and 'isolator' should come off fairly easily
SOURCE: Disassembling the gearbox on Kenwood mixer A707
If the belt wheel is pressed onto a spindle, you need a gear puller. Do you have any pictures of this? I am trying to visualize the problem.
SOURCE: I have a kenwood mixer major model # KM005. I am
Here is a good source.
http://www.nelsonappliance.com/mixer+parts.html
There are 2 whiskers 4.5 Qt and 5Qt
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Kelly
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I have solved this problem myself. The nylon belt pulley is obviously pressed on to the shaft and an probably be prised off. However, I felt that there was a very high chance of damaging it without a special puller to get right behind it. The solution I arrived at was to drill an 8mm hole in the pulley directly above the screw and remove the screw with a magnetized screwdriver through the pulley. As the pulley only revolves quite slowly when in operation the small hole does not affect the balance and cause any vibration.
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