My daughter's Kitchenaid Artisan 325 watt mixer had a malfunction last night. The unit itself is less than 3 years old. It had been running on high for approximately 5 minutes when sparks began to fly and the circuit breaker tripped. They said that sparks were coming out of the back of the mixer, but there is no evidence to support this. There was evidence of burning on the prongs of the electrical cord. They shut the machine off, re-set the breaker, plugged the machine back into the outlet, and it sparked again and tripped the breaker..
Re: My daughter's Kitchenaid Artisan 325 watt mixer had...
Sorry cant solve this but mine did the same. Mine is almost 4 years old now. Have you found out what the problem was with yours? Have you sent it back? Nicky.
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After looking at several sites the mixer ranges from around the 300.00 range some have it for 240.00 this link has it advertised on Ebay for 185.00 http://www.ebay.com/ctg/KitchenAid-Artisan-KSM150PS-325-Watts-Stand-Mixer-/69779042 . If you were to buy the mixer new from a store it would run you around 340.00. if you have any further questions message me back Thanks
Rick
The KSM150 is the line of mixers with similar features. It is in the Artisan series, tilt head, 325 watts. All mixers in the KSM150 line have the same features. The one that you asked about, the KSM150PSMC is done in metallic chrome. Best regards, --W/D--
the solution to this is to tighten the screw visible through the base that intersects the pin. Turn the machine upside down and using a long flat screwdriver tighten the screw.
kITCHEN AID ARTISAN 325 WATTS TILTING HEAD PIN CAME OF WHILE MIXING DOUGH. HOW IS THE EASIEST WAY TO INERT PIN BACK OR LINE UP THE HOLES TO INSERT PIN?.
To remove the mixer attachment I belive you must press up on the attachment to lock the inside gear into place. Once it is locked into position you can now twist to the left to remove the attachment. once removed you can pull the shaft back down to unlock the gear.Hope this helps.
Your exact model number for your cobalt blue artisan mixer is KSM150PSBU1. the dome and blade assembly must be a attachment part. and i will need a better description before i can narrow down what it could be.Hope this helps
Its a 325 watt mixer. If you grind or mix dough often you may consider getting something stronger or turn it off every ten minutes or so and let it cool down. We burned a 325 and got the 575 watt "600" series and no problems ever since. I know these things are expensive. The 325 is more mixer than grinder. The attachements fit ANY size mixer but some are not recommended for use in all mixers.
If its quiting see my posts on "doesn't run at sitr" and "Removing the motor cover" To get inside and clean those contacts.
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