20 Most Recent Kenwood KM800 Major Classic Stand Mixer - Page 4 Questions & Answers

it will be stripped gearing causing this to happen. The gears are made of nylon so upon getting stripped out you will not hear any noise from it to tell you that. If they were made of metal the noise would show when running

check the power cord possible damage and the motor resistance if ok. also the pcb board

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You can see the local repair tech.s in and around your area by visiting the below link--

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take a belt and made your own home-made-belt, if you just want the machine not be shaken so much

Go to http://www.kenwoodworld.com/uk/Customer-Service/Instruction-Books/ and click on "select category" and insert your model number

Mixer provides the facility to convert the power to another one.
In the mixer you will provided the key to convert 220 volt to 110 volt.
Drag that key to 110V.

hi its not necessarily the motor but could be some capacitors on the speed control unit ( the control knob is attached to it) spares are reasonable to buy .you can find a dealer from kenwood.co.uk website..