KitchenAid 32685 Mixer "pin loose" Questions

pin on which the top half pivots which becomes loose. Turn the mixer over and look up where the pin goes through the two pieces. There is a screw there which secures the pin. Tap the pin into position

...loose from the pin We have never heard of this problem before. I spoke with our KitchenAid technician as well and he has never seen this problem in the over 20 years of working on KitchenAid mixers. ...

...loose all tilt head mixers pivot on a pin which goes thru the head and the base. This pin is held in in place with a screw which you can access from underneath the base. Try tightening the screw and ...

pin" to work it's way loose out the side. This has progressed to now the beaters scrapping the bottom of the mixing bowl when in use. There is no wear on the paint between the top & the bottom (at

pin loose While running, my KitchenAid classic makes a knocking sound. It seemed to be loose at the pin that joins the motor housing to the stand. The last time I used the mixer, the pin actually came

loose, i can actually pull it out. There is a hole in the lever where it looks like a pin should be there to secure it. What can i do? https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1026745/Hobart-Hl200.html Looks

pin on the side starts to work its way loose and I have to tap it back into place. Is there a way to tighten up whatever seems to be loose? the solution to this is to tighten the screw visible through

...loose. If this pin is not all the way through it's opening, the shaft will not turn the planetary unit. Hopefully the pin did not come all the way out and you can tap it back in. If the pin is gone, ...

...loose pin will allow head wobble when mixing. Get the pin thru the pedestal without the motor, then get the pin through the motor neck then put them together and get the pin thru both parts. You need ...

...pin in the worm gear. Your speed lever problem will be either a loose screw that it pivots on or the lever is bent. Hammer and correct size punch is only solution for those roll pins. Bigger hammer ...