Thank you Jazzae_xo! This video was easy to find & the repair is spot on!

Excellent video. You explained very well. I fixed my mixer. Thank you so much.

Thanks for this! Got my friend's mixer fixed with this video!! Creative criticism: don't be afraid to linger on the shots a little longer. There was something at the lever I needed to see but the shots went really quick. Thanks again! 👍

OMG girl! Being widowed, I no longer have my Mr fix-it. I did this all by myself! Proud of us getting it done! Had the same problem! Thank you for an easy amazing video!

You saved me!!!!! Lever would not go "off" for 28 years! Thank you!!!! All fixed.

It would have been better if the video was not all over the place. I can't watch it...making me seasick

I can't believe that it is so easy to fix it. I appreciate for your help.

You saved my life mate - much obliged!

One of the best repair vids I've seen. This young mother with crazy kids in the background made it easy for an old retired guy like me to be successful. Thank you.

Thank you!!!! 🙏👍🙂

Wait I can’t do that because my screws are square shaped, anyone else have different screw shapes?

Respect to you, very good engineering.

Thank you so much I have been searching and searching for somebody to show me why my mixer wouldn’t turn on yours was the opposite you couldn’t get it to go off but thank you for that information. I was about to throw it in the trash.

If only the women around me were as capable and willing as you young lady, my life would be a huge vacation

awesome video, well done. nice job on figuring out the planetary and how to realign the gears. you may have a knack for this kind of thing, might be worth pursuing!

You did an awedome job on this video 👍👍

Very helpful, thankyou! Feels good not to have to buy a new appliance over a simple turn of a screw. 😅

Too much background noise.

Thank you for this video! I’m definitely going to try it. Been unplugging all the time and wondering how on earth I could be the only one to get a defective mixer🫣

How tight are you supposed to screw this in? I had a new kitchen aid where this happened after 6 months. I used this amazing video to fix it but after 2 weeks I had the same problem again.

Thank you for an excellent video. I have the same mixer which has the opposite problem, it won't turn on. Your video has helped me as I now see there is no need to take apart the top, as there appear to be no electrical accessible parts inside. That has helped a lot. When you get the top off and all that manufacturers grease, that should carry an 'X' rated warning :) I actually jumped it was so horrible. Many thanks, I still need to fix mine , but I'm going to focus on the circuit board at the back of the motor. You saved me from a very nasty mess

Great video. I love the detailed explanation, especially the ‘what not to do’ bits and how to solve the gear meshing etc. I’ve been putting off this fix for about 5 years thinking I was going to need parts. Now I’m doing it.

Super helpful thanks!

No way I was about to throw mine away. And shell out a bunch a cash on a new one thank you kindly

I just found your video because I couldn’t I couldn’t figure out how to open it either, so after watching the video, I noticed my keys were sitting here so I use my keys. Thank you for the video.

You are the greatest, thank you so much!!! 🏆🥇👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 To echo the other commenters, I greatly appreciate how you got straight to the problem. Exactly what I needed and fixed my mixer, also have been doing the unplug method for 5 years 😂

Wow amazing! Thank you so much. I have same problem, can be risky too if it starts while you have hands inside for any reason. I was sure it was a very silly cause to he solved, and you gave me confirmation. Now I'll do it on my own Big congrats also because its so unusual to see a woman so familiar and confident with such things. Great🏅

Thank you for the tutorial, this fixed the exact same issue on a ~1995 KitchenAid mixer. I used an awl and a small hammer to tap the pin out. While you're in there, check the two 3/8" nuts on either side of the circuit board. One had rattled loose completely, and the other was backing its way off the threads, too. If you can turn a screwdriver, you can do this repair!

You Go, Girl!!!! Amazing thank you now I can fix my mixer!!!

Love you 🤟😘🤟

My question is why TF is there this spring in the first place? Without that the whole problem would never happen…

Fantastic! I could totally hug you right now! Great video

Thank you!!! Although I must point out, if you have the black one, to tighten it up it’s in the back and the top doesn’t come off.

Nice video. This helped me fix a $20 goodwill find. It's as good as new!

You can't get the rivet out now without drilling and the screws need a special square blade screwdriver... manufacturer repair now

thank you, this has been bugging me for a while, great video, simple explanation, and has all the possible "gotchas"

Thanks. I will do this and make sure I am not in a rush.

I just did mine. With the video no problem. I won't have to unplug it to stop it. YES. Thank you !

Thank you!

Thank you for the excellent video. Unfortunately, when I went to tighten the speed lever screw, it was already tight. I loosened it and tightened it again, but was unable to fix the problem of the switch not staying in the off position. I don't know what to do next.

Super great video, thank you so much! Really helped a lot and saved me some money. I'm sure you have helped many others as well.

Thanks for the video but there is another way. I couldn’t get the pin out of the mixer so I took the base off the mixer body and there is a window on the bottom where the screw that needs tightened is.

Thanks for showing us how to fix our blenders. Mine’s doing the exact same thing and it’s soooo irritating!

Like Dave said. Best repair video 📹 ever. Thanks

Thank you for sharing this video. My husband just fixed my mixer!

thanks! bought one at a garage sale for next to nothing, and it had this problem

Thank you so much,we got a same problem, After searching this is only video address this problem.

you're a good mechanic, and good at getting the info out without many extra minutes of talking and nonsense, and with a house full of kids too!

Great video, this how to hits the mark!

I have never seen a repair this clear and simple. And one I never would have attempted on my own. Do you have a fan club.