Viking Food Mixers - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Your search query for this would be make model replacement beaters Adding the model number is the important part. Viking got out of the mixer business pretty sharpish! https://www.google.com/search?q=Viking+mixer+replacement+beaters ..

Try Viking Direct https://www.vikingrange.com/MEDIA_CustomProductCatalog/m2610051_F20258 Bowls don't normally 'wear out', and they don't appear to be readily available https://www.google.com/search?q=Viking+mixer+replacement+mixing+bowl ..

Try Viking direct, but I think it is unlikely https://www.vikingrange.com/consumer/product/products/retired-models/retired-countertop-appliances-/digital-9-speed-hand-mixer---vhmd9-#specs-tab-content https://www.google.com/search?q=Viking+mixer+replacement+beaters ..

If the motor shows continuity (Yellow and Blue wires), then you don't need to replace the heat protection fuse. Check the small circuit board in the plastic housing with the wires going in. Use your ohmmeter across the small 220 mfd capacitor to see if it is shorted - which was the problem with my daughter's VSM700. Replace with any small 200UFD capacitor that is over 10VDC and orient the cap so the negative lead goes to the half moon of the silkscreen on the top of the PCB.

On mine, one of the two brushes was NOT advancing to hit the motor armature as it wore. Had no power. Had to take unit apart to get to motor. We spread the metal brush holder slightly with a screwdriver and allowed the brush to slide so it can make contact with the armature. Motor now works fine. Shame on the Viking Company for dropping the ball on this product!!!

probably the best place to find what you on is to go google and type in--parts catalogue for viking mixer model vsm700 and if there are sites that handle viking parts , you will get them there Might even find the manufacturer site and be able to get parts direct from their spares department

when i use the mixer with condencer mic have noise ,

You need to remove the motor and find the heat protection fuse on the side of the windings. The fuse is rated at 140 and has a red tip. You might be able to get one from Radio Shack but Viking sells them for $3. Solder into place and take care not to overheat while doing so.

I found one location, but you probably will not like it. McNichols Electric in Detroit, Michigan was where Viking directed me. You can give them a call at 800-562-4226. It will probably cost you $150 to $200 to ship and repair. Very poor customer service on the part of Viking to make you pay 1/3 of the cost of the dang thing to repair something that should not have broken to begin with. I will never buy another viking product.