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Hi, it sounds like a broken gear. Send me your email

The bowl sits on a round plate. If the bowl cannot sit properly, moce the round base a notch on the right to give more bowl space.

If by catchpin you mean the pin that locks down the head assembly then they are obsolete. Get it welded or braized up and carefully file it back to shape. If you only get it repaired where it is worn then you can follow the shape of the unworn part. When they are really bad sometimes the curved bracket it passes through needs welding as well.

Take it to someone familiar with old Kenwoods. At the age yours is it can sometimes just be in need of a couple of capacitors on the speed control PCB.

Your control board is probably going out. Will need to replace eventually.

follow the book. You may otherwise overload and burn motor.

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