How do I remove and refit a motor to my KM300?

1) remove the front power outlet of the mixer head.

2) look for a notch in either the top edge or the bottom edge of the casting. (hole)

3) Guide Pin on 9xx accessories is at the top of the connecting shaft.

4) if notch and pin point in the same direction, accessory will usually fit (9xx acc's point up and 7xx acc's point down)

Having done it the hard way (!) it is dead easy. All you need is a small screwdriver or similar, approx 2mm by 1mm in cross section. Looking from outside the mixer, where the power lead enters the main body, between the rectangular lead casing and the socket it enters, there is a small rectangular cutout (top right). Push your screwdriver in around 15mm, and then withdraw the lead housing with it - the screwdriver pushes the latch aside, hence you need to remove both as one! With luck, and a wiggle or two, that should be it.

The model number doesn't really exist other than the fact that the stainless steel bowl is available for just about every Chef made. My own KM300 has a stainless steel bowl for example that came as standard - it however is the same bowl you can order from Kenwood or EBay under the A701/A901 model - all bowls from Kenwood can be fitted on the Chef model with the exception of the Major model which is a larger and taller machine.

Hi sometimes, its not the motor, maybe its the speed control, in this model same A701 its centrifugal system, if the capacitor or resistor not working fine, give this smell . you must give your Kenwood for repair or check

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Hi,

What kind of model do you have?
What are the problem with the motor?

Hi,

I have the spare part number for the bowl.

KW638821 - bowl - polished - stainless steel
KW672487 - with handles bowl - mirror finish

try to find a store near you to get one.

Hi,

Try to replace the grease in the gearbox, make sure to use vegetable grease.

Lightly tap out the dough with a piece of wood in the direction you would usualy remove it