how to make the whisk attachment spin the bowl?
1560010
It should spin the bowl just by the action of the whisks. It creates it's own motion, probably due to the viscosity of whatever you're whisking.
1560011
I never used the whisk attachment. I used the beaters once and the bowl spins automatically. I was so disappointed in this mixer I donated it to a local charity for a rummage sale.
1226385
It has a chopper too, but I never use that. The standard attachment can be used to mix all kinds of things as long as they're not too dry. Think of it as something that creates a puree. Why don't you check the manufacturer's website to see if there's a whisk attachment?
1837652
Use the edge of a coin, twist the central plastic part of the blade clockwise to undo (opposite from normal), it pops out, you can then take the blade out holding it between thumb & forefinger - simply wash under running tap, dab dry with kitchen cloth, replace central black plastic centre & twist anti clockwise to tighten ( again opposite to normal) - hope this makes sense
461875
There is a way to adjust the height of the blade in the bowl. It sounds like you need to move the height of the beater up a tiny bit. See your instruction booklet.
1152901
I just use a bowl that fits, so that the food processor sits on it comfortably without wobbling. I didn't have to go and buy a special bowl, I used a regular mixing one.
585279
You simply twist it holding the top and bottom and it will separate in the middle. Sometimes it's a little tricky but there should be an arrow indicating which way to twist it.
1685480
sorry, I can't... all I can say is that without having used the kitchenaid brand with the solid rubber edge, I would go again for the SideSwipe as it really moves the dough off the side of the bowl in a very efficient way.
421650
Try leveling the swash plate. Go on to YouTube for instructions and video. If that does not work then you may have a faulty Gyroscope.
1737696
Tighten it down. It spins when it's loose, but will stay at any angle you set once it's clamped tightly
445004
Open the tool as far as you can and place the basket upside down over the edge of wooden cutting board or a folded towel on the kitchen counter. Gently tap the disc with a wooden malet or large wooden spoon until it dislodges.
1183224
The "beaters" is actually a single attachment. It spins from the center and the whole attachment moves in a larger circle. The bowl does not spin.
2201225
We just got ours, but owned these years ago, and I noticed right away it didn't spin right. The plastic around the tip of the feathers that attaches the swivel is too high up on the swivel thing (technical term ;) ) so I just trimmed the plastic back a bit, and it spins perfectly now.
313488
The metal bracket closest to the bowl does NOT turn on mine. I was able to make it work on horizontal bars by putting a large metal washer behind that bracket and in front of the inside bars and then attached the other bracket piece and wing nut on the outside. Hope that helps!!
670906
Dear Pamela, In order to turn the waffle maker, turn the handle in the direction of the arrow that is located on the handle. There isn't anything you have to loosen to enable it to turn. I hope this helps!
413488
According to the instructions, you grasp the black base of the attachment (not the far end near the beater) and give it a yank. I just tried it on mine and it works. Hold the attachment by the black plastic part as close to the metal insertion point as you can and pull it. The motion is very similar to pulling a Christmas cracker. Keep the whole device (handle and attachment) straight. It should come out after giving a little resistance. You might be afraid you are going to break it, but you won't - unless of course you use something like pliers or bending it. Give it a smooth but firm yank and it should yield. According to the instructions, you grasp the black base of the attachment (not the far end near the beater) and give it a yank. I just tried it on mine and it works. Hold the attachment by the black plastic part as close to the metal insertion point as you can and pull it. The motion is very similar to pulling a Christmas cracker. Keep the whole device (handle and attachment) straight. It should come out after giving a little resistance. You might be afraid you are going to break it, but you won't - unless of course you use something like pliers or bending it. Give it a smooth but firm yank... » Read More According to the instructions, you grasp the black base of the attachment (not the far end near the beater) and give it a yank. I just tried it on mine and it works. Hold the attachment by the black plastic part as close to the metal insertion point as you can and pull it. The motion is very similar to pulling a Christmas cracker. Keep the whole device (handle and attachment) straight. It should come out after giving a little resistance. You might be afraid you are going to break it, but you won't - unless of course you use something like pliers or bending it. Give it a smooth but firm yank and it should yield. « Show Less
2251964
Just start from one side and work your way around the bowl until you hear a snap ..... That should tightly seal the bowl close
628489
Mine did the same thing when I first got it. You can adjust the height of the beaters. Lift the top up, like you're going to remove the bowl. There is a screw underneath where the top attaches to the stand. Use a screwdriver to adjust the beater. You turn it to the right to lower it. That fixed mine.