I got the brush stuck in the spaghetti cutter attachment. I turned off the machine but we can't get the brush out.

I have the 8200. It’s because of fluff/thread caught in the cogs that drive the thread cutter. If you slide off your accessory tray, take off your needle plate and from the rear of free arm section remove the 2 screws there (see photo) The plastic top cover will I click and lift/slide off (gently). If you look from the end under the metal plate you can see 2 plastic cogs (wish I’d taken a photo) - the smaller black one will be jammed with fluff or thread. I turned if gently with my screw driver and brushed and scrubbed with a pipe cleaner every time I turned it. Lots of fluff came out. Plugged it in and turned it on .. it worked as normal. Good luck.

KitchenAid doesn't sell any internal parts for the KitchenAid pasta attachments, the only thing to do is buy a replacement, if it is just the pasta roller you can purchase the KPSA, if not the others are just sold in the KPRA pack

What model number is your machine? Try turning it on it's side and shake a little, take a very small screwdriver and grind away to crack the brush and shake it out. Otherwise it is a full tear down to take the brush holder out. Hope this helps if not get back to us for help

check with these websites for the part you need

sewingpartsonline.com

sewvacdoctor.com

The 128LD is a detachable shaft machine, there are a number of attachments, hedge trimmer, brush cutter, brush, blower etc, there is a alloy clamp at the bottom of the machines tube, just push the attachment tube into the clamp, there is a locating hole so as you know it is fully home, now screw the clamping screw fully down to lock in place

Here are the parts and instructions to fix the Kitchenaid Pasta cutter attachment.

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This is likely a mechanical problem caused by either 1. A serious imbalance with the cutter attatched to it 2. The engine is failing and the main crankshaft bearings are worn causing crankshaft "wobble" setting up the heavy vibration you speak of.

I have the same problem. Any solution?

No you vacuum tub is clogged. Shut off machine and remove hose where attachments go. Use a long handled kitchen appliance like a spaghetti stir to work the jam back and forth. You will be amazed at what comes out. Then remove string etc from the brush assy on each side so it can move fast again. You'd be surprised at how many of these calls I get and they can be fixed at home!!! Good Luck Matie!

this is common for any device that has a motor,either the gears are grinding or the motors contact brushes need replacing, it will have to be looked at to determine the exact cause