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That problem is usually happen when the motor is partially defect.Changes of speed on the motor is cause by shorter length of carbon brush inside of motor.
Replacing of carbon brush is not for D.I.Y...I suggest to buy a new motor to replaced that.
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It might be able to be repaired if you can fix the speed adjustment switch, or replace it. Some parts are made available to the public, and some aren't, but you can always try. Taking some appliances apart requires special tools, and that can be a severe deterrant. If you can get the unit apart enough to see if the switch is broken, or just worn, you might be able to fix it without replacing it. I've never taken one of these units apart, or I would supply more detail, but good luck, and hope this helps.
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My Kitchenaid Epicurean Model KT2651XAC changes to different speeds on its own. Typically, it drops to a slower speed less than a minute after starting at a medium speed, and it may then return to the higher setting on its own. This problem doesn't happen when running on the highest settings, such as when making whipped cream or meringue, however. Can this be repaired? I would like a response from someone who has first-hand knowledge of dealing with issues and its resolution.
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