How KitchenAid Mixers Are Professionally Deep Cleaned

Why drill out the hole?

You must have been drunk when you made this video because it's asked backwards from ending to beginning

Help! My older model Kitchenaid stand mixer that hadnt been used in years was clearly leaking oil and making a bit of a grinding noise so I carefully took it apart , cleaned and regreased it. NOW IT WONT TURN ON! Yikes. I didn't unnecessarily touch any wires (it is possible i got the overload switch wires reversed though) and what I can see of the motor and wires etc looks intact and clean. Any help and suggestions are really appreciated!!!

What is the right amount of grease? I can’t seem to find an exact quantity for my mixer.

OK but how do you take it apart? 🤯

Smeg mixer! I need help! Has anyone come across a video of the machine taken apart? If yes, share? I want to see what it looks like inside! thanks

WOW 😳.. I would love for you to clean mine

Jh

Hi there,
I am in Toronto, where do I buy parts for artisan?

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That sink is NASTY

🙌👍👏

How did all that chocolate icing get inside the mixer?

BRB I’m making forbidden gravy

That’s just a micro spatula, not a grease pick.

I would just never buy this expensive headache. Walmart got mixers for $5 so I could buy enough for my lifetime with how much these people are spending on these mixers and then spending money to keep them working is insane...

About how often should we have this done?

Should be greased every one or two years, MY ARSE it should!! lol

Didn’t even know they got that nasty. I don’t have one but nice to know if I ever decide to get one

My mixer does this, I start using it and I get a oil /grease leak by the spindle.

How often do we need this done?

I didn't know people clean these to this extent.

How to professionally clean his parts washer ; next idea.

Mr Mixer needs to wear rubber gloves because it's a messy job!

Why is this so entertaining to watch? Honestly the music is jus the icing on the cake, pun intended 😉

I can't wait for the kid who dies thinking that grease is molten dark chocolate

Holy smoke, you mean that these mixers are not meant to be thrown out after a few months like all the other junk that's made in China ?
WOW, That's a surprise. 🤥🤥🤥

My mother bought a Kenwood Chef way back in the late 50s. She loved to cook and used it every single day both to process food while cooking meals and to bake for the afternoon tea. In time, also we, my sisters and I started to cook and bake using the machine. Years passed and we all got married and had children and my mother still used the same machine to prepare our children's meals, shakes and whatever it was they wanted to eat when visiting her.
When she and my father in the 80s had to move to a more age appropriate house, the machine followed them. When they passed (89 and 96 years old), one of my sisters kept the machine, very old but still in working condition. I never heard that the Kenwood Chef needed to be serviced or repaired. Ever. That machine was a part of my childhood's house and a part of my mother like a hand or an arm.

Good to see something being repaired, instead of replaced.

Dark choco cake batter

When we cleaned our equipment that was grease heavy. We ran it through a hot solution to degrease it

The grease looks like Vegimtite ngl

The fact that this is on Art Insider-

that's a lot of chocolate

Yo anyone knows what song is used in the vid?

His parts washer needs a wash

Its like cleaning earwax

I low-key thought it said Kool Aid mixer at first 😂

Mine is about 25 yrs old; I don't use very much, but it bogs down when I use it to mix cookie dough mix. Maybe it needs a tune up!?

But what and why did he need to drill a hole?

Is it just me or this has those weird earwax cleaning video vibes thats very strangely satisfying?

Oh no, mine's not cleaned for 20 years already

Wish this was uploaded when I had to repair my stand mixer

Grease doesn't leak. And the bearing is sealed. No need of food safe lubricant. Just use some good quality grease.

Luvin' the background music!

....that's what's in my mixer???

Forbidden caramel

The part that bother me the most is need to re grease every one or two years? That's too short....