Nostalgia Electrics - Retro Series - RVM-560 - 18-can refrigerated Vending Machine Problem is we purchased above at Christmas 2008 and it is no longer working We live near Vancouver BC and would like to know where we could get it repaired It was ordered through Sears.com Thank you, Linda Chrystal [email protected]
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Put the flat beater on and mount the bowl to the machine. Now look for the screw next to where the beater mounts on the head- this is the adjusting screw. Turn it counterclockwise to lower the beater, just a quarter of a turn, and then check where it's running in the bowl. Repeat as necessary. If you need to raise the beater, just turn the screw the other way.
What I think you are describing is the snap ring (black) which you cannot move and the washer controlling the up thrust of the mixer. The black snap ring is usually a tight fit into the groove on the shaft and shouldn't move. The washer right above it is required to be there enabling the mixer to used with a spiral dough hook. The spiral dough hooks cause upwards pressure on the gear train that does not exist using a c-type dough hook. I think you mixer is fine............leave it alone, that's the way it was designed.
They have a fuse in series with that motor that probably opened up. Problem is it's a soldered in device. Take the motor apart and check the fuse with an ohmmeter. Sometimes they tuck these fuses inside the motor windings and you have to take it apart a little bit. Check the power "on" switch as well. This is a special fuse that you can get at an appliance parts store. Could be the motor as well but you want to start with the cheapest and easiest first.
Hi and welcome to FixYa, I am Kelly. I hate to say leave it alone and make sure you have it serviced by a factory authorized service center but that is exactly what you must do. Otherwise you will void the warranty. This unit comes witha 1 year hassle free replacement warranty. This is their warranty statement:
"KitchenAid is so confident about the quality of our products that if your appliance should fail within the first year of ownership, we will deliver an identical or comparable replacement to your door free of charge. We will also arrange to have your failed appliance returned to us. Your replacement is covered by our one-year full warranty as well. KitchenAid offers this Hassle-Free Replacement Policy to the purchaser for one full year from the date of purchase. We may require a dated receipt to verify the purchase date"
Where Can I Get Help with my Mixer?
KitchenAid customer service is always very helpful and you can call them at 1-800-541-6390, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. EST, Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. EST, for anything about your Artisan series stand mixer (or any other KitchenAid appliances you may have) They will help you with questions on how to use and care for it, what to do if you encounter problems and even recipes.
Call them during the hours listed above and they will handle the warranty details. Just make the call and do not do anything to the mixer. You really have no other alternative.
The speed on your KSM90 is controlled by three pieces: a Governor Assembly (35), a Control Plate Assembly (36), and a Phase Board Control (39/40 depending on the voltage of your machine). You just need to determine which one of those parts is bad and replace it. I have attached a schematic to this post so you can easily see where these parts are located within the machine. Once you locate the bad part you can either bring it to an authorized repair center (or you can bring it to them to fix it before you open it up) or you can purchase the items direct from us and we will be more than happy to send them to you.
It may be a mechanical problem and it may be a problem with the small circuit board inside the machine. In order to inspect the mechanism, remove screw #23 and then remove the cover #24. Look for a spring item #4, which will be attached to the bottom of the control plate assembly, item #28. If it is not there then the plate will not return to the slow position.
Try moving the speed control knob abd watch the action of the speed control plate. It should move freely in and out. If not then check for binding and/or loose screws.
If all the above is OK then the problem is most likely the phase control board item #30. It can be purchased online for around $15 and is fairly easy to replace.
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