KitchenAid KSB5 Ultra Power Work Top Blender Logo

Question about KitchenAid KSB5 Ultra Power Work Top Blender

1 Answer

KitchenAid 5 speed blender

I use the blender for mixing milk for the babies. The milk is in powder form and I just add water and stir. When I press stir all the lights go on and I get something like a power surge and everything spills over. What can I do to stop from doing this or to fix the problem?

Posted by June Michaud on

1 Answer

Anonymous

  • Level 1:

    An expert who has achieved level 1.

  • Contributor
  • 1 Answer

Are you saying there's something wrong with the blender and it runs on high when it should be running on stir?

Posted on Nov 06, 2006

Add Your Answer

×

Uploading: 0%

my-video-file.mp4

Complete. Click "Add" to insert your video. Add

×

Loading...
Loading...

Related Questions:

4helpful
1answer

I have a Vita Mix 3600. I was making a fruit smoothie (banana, blueberry, raspberry), milk, small scoop of protein powder . Speed was on 1. I depressed the lever to reverse. I don't remember if I had...

Yes that is strange, if you let it cool down and try it again with pushing the re-set button and still does not work, try plugging it into a different outlet. Find something in your place that you know outlet is working, lamp, toaster you know. If does work in another out let, then you of course griped that breaker. Then check your breaker box to see what breaker is tripped, and switch it back on, might just of had a power surge based on putting on reverse. If that don't work, I suppose possibly something in motor or switch went out. Please let me know, if it works, I will take a banana smoothie LOL
0helpful
1answer

How to use bamix to make bread dough

I have several recipes for bread both yeast and none. But not enough space here.
French Bread.
Use C blade. 3c plain flour.2Tbs rapid rise yeast. 3 Tbs sugar. 2Tbs salt
1c water. 2/3 c of milk. 3Tbs margarine or oil. heat together until 130F/55C add to yeast mixture and stir in with C blade add in an egg and stir.Empty onto a floured counter. Knead by hand for 8-10 mins cover and let rest for 10 mins.
Divide dough into 2, shape into loaves place on greased cookie sheet cover and let rise 15-30mins. Bak in a 400F/200C oven 18-20 mins until light brown,Remove cool and enjoy.
0helpful
1answer

Glass goblet/bowl for liquidiser

Normally stocked here: http://kitchenaidblenders.co.uk/Home/tabid/36/c/KitchenAid-Blender-Spares/CategoryID/6/Default.aspx
out of sotokc at present, expecting more by 5th Feb
0helpful
1answer

I can't remove the top part of the blender as it appears to be somehow fused to the base. Little bits of plastic were found in the mix I was making

If plastic has been found in the food, this is a concern for you and the company. Call Kitchenaid Customer Service. They will replace the blender for you regardless of age and warranty. They will also provide you with use and care suggestions, if necessary. Their toll-free telephone number is:

1.800.541.6390.
0helpful
1answer

Beaters

KitchenAid Turbo Beaters - Stainless Steel
Model: KHM2B

$14.99

Features:
Replacement or Extra Set of Self-Cleaning Stainless
Steel Beaters Mix Cookie Dough Easily.

Turbobeaters fit only Hand Mixers manufactured since
September 1997.

If you have a model produced before 1997 please call
the KitchenAid Customer Satisfaction Center at
1-800-541-6390 with the model and serial number from
your hand mixer for further assistance.
2helpful
1answer

Blender has lost top two speeds

With my blender, some of the buttons stopped working, and I found a simple way that fixed it like new, with no special skills or replacement of parts. To determine if this fix will work for you, unplug the blender and press on each button. As you do this feel and listen for a definite 'click'. If you here it for the buttons that are working, and not for those that aren't, you probably have the same problem.

I discovered that there is a tiny mechanical push button switch under each button. The switches are held snug to the bottom of each button by a thin metal bracket. If you have heavy fingers, the force of pressing the buttons over time, causes the bracket to deform, moving the switches further and further away from the buttons until, eventually, no matter how hard you press, they are no longer close enough to depress the switches underneath.

The solution is to simply open the blender (with the power cord removed) and gently push the button assembly back towards the buttons. To get inside you need to pull out each of the four rubber feet, and unscrew the phillips head screws that are hidden under them. Next, seperate the top and bottom sections by gently pulling the power cord through the strain-relief (don't worry, it goes back together very easily). Before putting it back together, check the buttons (always with the power cored unplugged !!!) for the 'click'. If this doesn't work, you may have to take out the two screws that fasten the bracket to the blender, and bend the bracket hold-down tabs with a plier, in the opposite direction of the switches (that way when you put the screws back in, they'll move towards the buttons. That's it.

Hope this helps someone like me save about $150.00 for a new one and keep another 10lbs. of junk out of the landfill.

0helpful
1answer

Blender performes poorly, if at all

Hi, cauliflour is not compact no water mix, I have suggestion , cut it 1/2" long make it fine put in blender mix w/small amount of water then start. shut off mix with wooden mixer and start again then okey.
0helpful
1answer

Hamilton Beach 52184 12 Speed Blender

keep trying it will loose unless it had worn out then you will have to replace the blade.
Not finding what you are looking for?

175 views

Ask a Question

Usually answered in minutes!

Top KitchenAid Blenders Experts

David Shaub

Level 3 Expert

2994 Answers

Cindy Wells

Level 3 Expert

6611 Answers

ADMIN Andrew
ADMIN Andrew

Level 3 Expert

57319 Answers

Are you a KitchenAid Blender Expert? Answer questions, earn points and help others

Answer questions

Manuals & User Guides

Loading...