HOW AND WHERE TO PUT GREASE ?
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Very good YouTube on how to do this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eKHVvNX5eYwatched it a few times and had no trouble. Go ahead and buy the gasket too, it is easy to replace when you change the grease.
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David, take the KitchenAid mixer apart, & you will see the old grease in the gear assembly. Remove as much of the old grease, then replace with the new. If you want to see how it is done, see this video in Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eKHVvNX5eY. It is really easy. Hing
257486
The grease in a kitchenaid mixer is usually replaced due to oil leaking from the mixer. Instructions are on YouTube as a video or http://www.ereplacementparts.com/article/5518/How_to_Fix_a_KitchenAid_Stand_Mixer_That_Is_Leaking_Oil.html in pictures and text.
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I followed direction from a u-tube video I found on replacing KitcheAid grease. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eKHVvNX5eY Getting the one pin back was the most difficult part.
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There are some good videos on YouTube that show you how to do it. Here's a link to the one I used, and there will be more in the sidebar. Good luck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eKHVvNX5eY (You might have to cut/paste that. I couldn't figure out how to make it a link.
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Grease and is really visual. You don't want to use any ruff material. I do a grease cleaner then go over it with baby oil if you want it to look like new. Yep baby oil I sad it olive oil work to to don't get any streeks
2239745
there is a drip cup for the grease. In hind sight I think we would of just went with a basic fold up grill. Kinda bulky and the legs seemed cheap, they kinda bent when we had to kinda force them to fold. Cool though.
813142
Instructions say so. I haven't done it, but I suppose you should take it to a garage if you don't have a grease gun. Mac
1140822
It gets pretty greasy, so I put it in a bowl with hot water (not extremely hot) and dish soap. Soak it for a few hours and just scrub it on itself with your hands. Rinse very well and lay out to dry on the counter. Wash after a few uses.
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This is food grade grease that goes in the head area of the mixer. Once you remove the head cover you clean the old grease off of the gears and put the new grease on the gears. Check the internet there are good videos to show you how to perform this task. As stated in a previous answer there is enough grease to for several repacks.
2277022
There is a "grease collection drawer" that slides in and out behind the grill
1682726
Don't bother. Scoop it out, wipe it down with some paper towels, get as clean as practical. I used some Orange cleaner on the paper towel around some of the gear housing, but that was it. It isn't contaminated like having dust filings when a bearing goes. I scooped the grease into a container so I knew how much to put back in and used a similar amount.
250127
No need to add grease. It comes pre greased for life from manufacturer. And it's a great quality shock by the way... I installed it in no time. Good luck.
587899
It is very easy to remove grease. It is a disposable tin pan, they sell them in stores, it's made by Weber.
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We used Barkeepers Friend cream cleanser and small sponge. We had to let the baked-on grease stains sit in soapy hot water solution for the fry pan.
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This site will tell you all you need to know...... http://www.ehow.com/way_5687369_do-grease-silicone-pans_.html
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I don't use grease, I use cannola oil. It doesn't go rancid as far as I know. Plus I use my pans frequently so they are also washed and the oil reapplied often.
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I don't remember if ours had any grease on it but as a rule I just clean everything before I use it.
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One of the reviewers says something to the effect of just dumping it out at the end. So yes the bacon grease should go into the bottom part for you to keep or get rid of at your discretion.
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Should not have to add grease to the sealed portion of the housing for many thousands of miles but be sure the exposed needle bearings in the back side of the hub have plenty of grease packed between the needles. The only way grease can be added to the sealed portion of the hub is to remove the ABS sensor and pump grease into the opening. This can be done later when it comes time to repack the needle bearings. My original hubs had 172,000 miles without ever having grease added and were not noisy or loose. I completely disassembled them after removal and there was still a small amount of grease inside. Only 1 showed any sign of wear or heat build up. Should not have to add grease to the sealed portion of the housing for many thousands of miles but be sure the exposed needle bearings in the back side of the hub have plenty of grease packed between the needles. The only way grease can be added to the sealed portion of the hub is to remove the ABS sensor and pump grease into the opening. This can be done later when it comes time to repack the needle bearings. My original hubs had 172,000 miles without ever having grease added and were not noisy or loose. I completely disassembled them after removal and there was still a small amount of... » Read More Should not have to add grease to the sealed portion of the housing for many thousands of miles but be sure the exposed needle bearings in the back side of the hub have plenty of grease packed between the needles. The only way grease can be added to the sealed portion of the hub is to remove the ABS sensor and pump grease into the opening. This can be done later when it comes time to repack the needle bearings. My original hubs had 172,000 miles without ever having grease added and were not noisy or loose. I completely disassembled them after removal and there was still a small amount of grease inside. Only 1 showed any sign of wear or heat build up. « Show Less
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You can cook gravy. The grease channel is just a little dip along one side of the grill where liquid can pool. I used mine to make a pot roast, a big pan of scrambled eggs, etc.