Looking for the main paddle attachment. Don't know where to find it? model A901D

State your country and someone will direct you. What is a batter blade, is that the flat paddle or a dough hook?

It may not fitted well in socket

The shaft on which the paddle attaches needs to be replaced.

This can be found on Ebay and, among other places, at:

http://www.goodmans.net/d/933/kitchenaid-stand-mixer-repair-parts.htm

http://www.seneca-river-trading.com/kitchenaid-stand-mixer-repair-parts.html

http://www.mendingshed.com/kamisc.html

The Service Manual can be downloaded at:

http://www.kitchenaidparts.eu/documents/pdf/service-manual/classic-svc-manual-new-email-version.pdf

Yes, I have repaired several Kenwood mixers. Post pic of circuit board and I will identify parts and repost pic....

Try this site:

http://www.kenwoodworld.com/en/Products/Kitchen-Machines/Attachments/

I am having KENWOOD CHEF MODEL A901D capacity 3IMP,QTS 3.4Ltrs purchased from UK around 26yrs back.Now it is asking some small repair please advice me your authorised service centre in Hyderabad,[Andhra Pradesh] India. Or any other parts of India.My E mail id is [email protected]

Since you have not given a make...I'll take a stab in the dark and bet you have a kitchen aid...simply because you mentioned the dough hook. Kitchen aid has 14 models of stand mixers. You can match yours up and look at available accessories at www.kitchenaid.com

which inner panel do you have as theres a few

The solution provided by luannej is useful only if your mixing attachment is striking the surface of the bowl. By adjusting the screw located at the junction of the head and base, you are actually controlling how far the head is allowed to tilt forward and, thus, the height of the attachment above the bottom of the bowl. Although the attachment striking the bottom of the bowl will lead to wobble (and noise!), it isn't usually the root cause of the wobble. In fact, the wobble may be causing the bowl strikes and adjusting the head height only hides the problem.

The head of the mixer is secured to the base by a large steel pin. Any play between the head and base comes from this hinge and its resulting tolerances. To "tighten" the sloppy tolerances causing your wobble, follow these steps: 1) Lock the mixer's head down and turn the entire mixer upside down. 2) Looking deep into the hollow base, find the small slotted set screw. This screw actually presses against the pin and takes up the slop between the head and pin. Note that this screw is not the large slotted screw I mentioned earlier visible when you tilt the head back. 3)Tighten the small set screw as much as you can. Your wobble should be greatly reduced or eliminated now. 4) Lastly, you may want to readjust the large screw controlling the head's tilt to optimize the distance between attachment and bowl. Hope this helps.

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.