Mixer Repair

Your mixer won't start

A mixer that won't power on is often caused by a tripped thermal overload switch, worn carbon brushes, or a faulty speed control module. However, it may also be due to a more serious issue with the internal wiring or motor, which must be handled by a professional.

Grinding or clicking noises during operation

Unusual sounds typically point to worn worm gears, stripped drive gears, or depleted gearbox grease. This is especially common in planetary mixers like KitchenAid models that see heavy use. Our repair experts can disassemble the gearbox, inspect all gears, and replace worn components.

The attachment hub won't engage

When the power hub or front attachment drive fails to turn, the internal coupling or drive assembly may be damaged. This type of repair requires a professional approach that our team can perform.

Speed control problems

Erratic speed changes, a mixer stuck on a single speed, or a dial that doesn't respond indicate a defective speed control plate or worn phase board. Our technicians can diagnose the control circuit and replace the faulty modules quickly and effectively.

Leaking oil or grease from the mixer head

Grease dripping from the head of your mixer is a sign that internal gaskets have failed or the gearbox has been overfilled. Ensure you contact Better Care Appliance Repair to have the gearbox cleaned, seals replaced, and lubricant repacked to manufacturer specifications.

Bowl won't lock or tilt-head won't stay in position

A loose bowl or a head that drops during operation usually indicates a worn hinge pin, bent locking lever, or spring fatigue. Our technicians can realign and replace the mechanical locking components to keep your mixer stable under load.

We provide replacement parts for damaged and faulty components, such as worm gears, drive gears, carbon brushes, speed control plates, phase boards, gaskets, seals, couplings, hinge pins, and thermal overload switches.