How To: Whirlpool/KitchenAid/Maytag Motor Field Assembly & Motor Armature W10870869 & WPW10315777
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- How To Replace: Whirlpool/KitchenAid/Maytag Motor Field Assembly & Motor Armature W10870869 & WPW10315777 www.appliancep... www.appliancepa...
Symptoms: either part has failed; motor doesn't work.
Tools: flathead screwdriver (large and small), hammer, punch, Phillips screwdriver (large and small), large Phillips driver ratchet, needlen ose pliers (large and small), ruler, 3/8" nut driver, rubber mallet, 3/8" wrench. Optional: towels, U-shape holder.
This Whirlpool/KitchenAid/Maytag made Mixer Motor Field Assembly & Motor Armature replaces the following older part numbers on Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, Sears and Kenmore Mixers: WPW10315774, W10315774, W10477029, 4162956, 4163585, 4163700, 4163702, 4169998, 9702695; WPW10315777, W10315777, 241991-1, 4159001, 4162750, 4162752, 4162959, 4163583, 4163704, 4163706, 9708315.
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Just in the process of putting a new motor in my wife’s Artisan. I’ve nearly finished and this guide has been absolutely invaluable. Not sure I could have managed the job without your talk through! Thanks!
In the process of taking my mixer apart! Super nervous but I have confidence! Great tutorial!!! Thank you!!!!
If there is anything we can help you with please let us know. Good luck with your repair and let us know how it goes!
Thank you! The old mixer has been repaired with your help. My wife is happy now and I get my snickerdoodles!!
This video rules! I curb-scores a KitchenAid mixer and after some poking around found the windings in the field were fried. This video was so amazing to walk me through how to fix it! Ordered my replacement parts and it’s working again!!
I'm not one who usually comments on this sort of thing but, this video made a big job relatively stress-free. Nathan's help on the phone confirmed my field asm was fried. The price was competitive, and shipping was fast. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much! My mixer is now working. I followed your steps exactly and it was extremely helpful!
The best how to video I have seen on youtube. I used this as a basis to convert my kitchenmaid mixer from 110V to 220V. Worked perfectly! Your clarity and teaching style is fantastic!
Thanks! Glad we could help!
Me too way better than most on point and without silly injection
@err766 how did you convert from 110 to 220? I have an American version and it won’t work in Europe:(
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Thank you so much for making videos like this. I thought I was going to need a new mixer. You guys rock
Good helpful video. Was expecting to have to remove and service my motor, but I got lucky -- the stall was caused by freezing up of the accessory drive gear at the front of the unit (no doubt caused by dribbles of liquid from grinder getting into the front). There isn't a proper bearing for that accessory drive, so it's not surprising that it got sticky. A simple cleaning and a smear of grease on it got my unit back in business.
Glad you were able to fix your issue! If there is anything we can help you with in the future please let us know.
Just a thank you for a detailed breakdown of the motor. Saved me. You guys rock!
If only I had watched this video first! But I did end up making the repair (and my family thinks I’m a hero!) so thank you!!!!
A quick note of thanks. I was able to replace the motor in the expensive Kitchen Aid mixer saving the cost of buying a new one. Very clear instructions.
Happy to help!
Very detailed and clear instructions. Thanks for putting up the effort. I followed it up to change the motor for a 220V 50Hz (EU style).
Glad we were able to help! If there is anything we can help you out with in the future please let us know.
Extremely helpful - particularly the adjustment procedures at the end.
Lots of videos about replacing various parts but how do i know which component is broken? Is there a way to test the field assembly, phase board or any of the electrical component before tear down?
Excellent video. I would let that guy work on anything I own. He is a top notch repairman. Very easy to follow explanation. Can't say that for most I have observed. All the best, as you truly live up to your name, AppliancePartsPros, with and emphasis on the Pros.
Thank you for the feedback! We're so glad we could help you get it back in working order.
Excellent video...: just used it to help me convert a unit from 110 to 240v. Now to mess with the speed controller....
Thank you very much . You explained everything very well , congratulations ....
You make so easy. My motor wouldn’t fit right and The bearing on the shaft would not go in right and the wires for the brushes don’t get me started on that. Putting the screws and nuts are driving me crazy. I wish that I had you do this for me. I’m only half done putting it together and I am about to give up
Excellent! This is a great help! Thank you!
Thanks so much for your videos! I have a two quick questions: does it matter which way the front armature bearing is installed (I assume the "exposed" bearing holders face to the front)? should that bearing be greased? Thanks in advance.
Thanks so much! Very helpful, clear instructions. I did what I needed to do, but have one problem. The mixer runs even when the lever is in the off position! What did I do? Do you know how to fix this?
You may have switched the wires up by mistake? What is the model number of your mixer?
@@appliancepartspros Thanks. It's a K5SS, but I think I found the problem. I found the switch that completes the circuit and discovered that it was always engaged because the plastic bit on the end of the speed bar was not pressing on it. The plate that the switch was attached to looked a little bent, so I bent it back into shape and now the bar puts enough pressure on it to disengage the switch. Good to go!
Glad you were able to fix your issue! If there is anything we can help you with in the future please let us know.
Nice and clean job man. Thanks👌👍👏👏👏
You are welcome! If there is anything we can help you with in the future please let us know.
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OUr mixer doesn't have enough power to mix dough etc. Motor keeps going but it won't turn. I replaced the worm gear but that didn't make a difference. What do you think the issue would be? Is it the motor?
Starting out my kitchen aid was wavering and low power on the higher settings.
Model no KSM5.
Ordered the two parts in link and tried to install
The field assembly will not fit inside my Kitchen Aid housing/body (site says this should fit my model.)
Armature fit fine; when I proceeded with just the armature replacement and rebuilt machine/ but now I have a dead kitchen aid…
Since have reinstalled original armature to at least gain back where I started; but still dead mixer…
Where did I miswire something/break something else?
Brushes are in correct position and black and white wires connect to brushes on opposite sides of brushes.
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very good explanation. Thanks a lot.
Any chance you might know where the RF Filter would go in the U.K. version? Currently converting from US to U.K. and need to install an RF filter and can’t decide where it should be housed...
Excellent video
The black plastic plate of the speed control mechanism, do you have a part number or know where I can buy a replacement?
Muchas gracias, me ayudo mucho
Sure wish I had seen this video before I tried to remove the motor in my Classic Model K45SSWH mixer. Good video but I did wonder why he didn't replace the gear grease when he had the mixer apart.
If there is metal shavings or a bad worn out gear, the plastic one or if the grease odor is nor normal then you have to clean the whole grease out and replace it. In this case it was not needed. The grease in them have that color and has to be a food grade certified one. Some people use the white one which tends to get hard in very cold weather, so you need decide which to use. But the standard one is the darker one.
Hello. Do you have a video of the Heavy Duty K5SS Kitchenaid model? Thanks
When did you put the capacitor back in
Sir where can i purhase speed control plate, speed governor and other parts for k5 kitchenaid mixer?
Super helpful, thanks!
You are very welcome.
Wanderfull job👍👍
This video is 3.5 yrs old now. I went to your website to see parts and these motor parts do not show. Are they special order? I have an OLD Kenwood Chef from the 1950's that if I cover the name, you would swear it was a KitchenAid machine. It was my Mom's and she passed in 1991. I turned it on a couple years ago and the motor still runs but smelled hot. I know it needs lubricating and perhaps the motor needs replacing, so just wondering if you still supply parts. Dan from Ontario.
I have a stuck carbon brush. Antone has a way to get it off without taking the whole unit appart?
What is your model number of the appliance?
@@appliancepartspros K5SS similar to the one presented here I think. Sorry to answer back a little late. I tried to call but they were unable to hear me as it seems that the cellphone system locally had problems.
my variable speed only works on 9and10 any sugguestions?
Does this also work for the ksm90wh tilt head model?
The steps should be the same for that model.
How do you test the motor field winding / armature separately? If I put 120 volts AC directly to the brushes should the motor run? Thank you
We offer free technical advice and diagnosis on things that aren't covered in our videos, so we'll be glad to advise you on that. We’re available 7 days a week at 1-877-477-7278 or you can chat us at our website: www.appliancepartspros.com/
Thanks for the info. Can you advise me on adjustment of speed. #1 speed is ok but no difference on 2. The rest seem ok but will check 6 as you showed. Thanks so much.
Your top two screws need adjusting. Turn them out one turn at a time until you see the speed control plate start to move when you engage second speed. The bottom screw needs to be turned all the way in once second speed is adjusted then adjust speed six.
Is there no need to change the grease??
The manufacturer does recommend changing the grease any time you open it up.
Should there be motor shift slop or play?
What do you mean by play?
When I grab the greased gear at the end of the motor and pull in n out there's a very slight play...
Thank you!!!
Any tips on how to remove a stuck groove pin? Mine is seriously in there! I noticed your video has a break in that process, so maybe it took you a while too?
That's the most difficult part of the whole job. I put the machine on it's side, with the planetary supported directly by a block of wood. I had cut a slot in the wood, so with the planetary supported, the pin would fall through the slot. I used Plusgas penetrating oil. The key is to stop the planetary from moving. I had to hit the pin pretty hard.
Where can you buy the motor from
What is the model number of your appliance and we can look into this for you.
How much these 2 parts motor field & armsture
The Field Assembly is showing to be $42.80 and the link below will take you to that part so you can look at it.
www.appliancepartspros.com/whirlpool-field-asm-w10870869-ap6026333.html
The Armature is showing to be $55.32. Below is the link to that part. If you have any questions please let us know.
www.appliancepartspros.com/whirlpool-armature-w11133634-ap6262449.html
interesting, my blue wire wasn't even connected, that explains why i was missing high speeds ...
Very good explaination, compare to other wanna be or idiots.
make shipments to Mexico?
At this time we do not ship to Mexico. If you have family or friends that live here in the United States we can ship to them and they can ship the part to you.
I build these motors for a living. Lol we do it like ×100 speed of this
This video is 3.5 yrs old now. I have an OLD Kenwood Chef from the 1950's that if I cover the name, you would swear it was a KitchenAid machine. It was my Mom's and she passed in 1991. I turned it on a couple years ago and the motor still runs but smelled hot. I know it needs overhaul and lubricating and perhaps the motor needs replacing, so just wondering if you would be able to supply parts. What would you need from me to determine a motor replacement/repair? Dan from Ontario.
god bless u
Glad the video helped you get the mixer fixed!
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