Do the beaters spin instead of the bowl?.
1819467
The bowl does not spin....the large beater or paddle or hook spins. The bowl locks into place on the base of the mixer.
15496
If the bowl is properly positioned, it spins automatically. There is a lever in the base to change the turntable position; move it toward the front to accommodate the larger bowl. Be sure to insert the beaters/dough hooks so the narrower dough hook or the more cone-shaped beater (with the nylon "button" on the bottom) is against the side of the bowl. Read your instruction sheet thoroughly.
1451803
No it doesn't. The beaters do not do a good job when needing butter, sugar or eggs creamed. Leaves chunky particles. I purchased because I thought this would be worth a try. Love the case, that has 2 beaters and a whip beater but disappointed in beating capabilities. My cheap old timers beaters on conventional mixer does better. I'm a very busy baker.
1086713
I am a fan of the bowl lift and I personally prefer this option over the tilt. I like being able to drop the bowl down for scraping the sides while mixing or adding ingredients and I like the fact that the beaters are not lifted up at an angle in the air with all the wet ingredients; there is more potential for flinging dough out of the bowl and I just think it is more awkward period.
413770
Sorry, but no. You really have to check the tips of the beaters that enter the mixer. There are a couple diff. kinds.
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.
1700053
No, it does NOT. The faster the ball goes, the more spin it has. This was not a deal breaker for me. For practice purpose this did not make too much difference, as top-spin balls (without too much spin) behaves similarly to a non-spin ball. When you play real games you don't usually deal with non-spin balls anyway.
1024153
The suction spins the dirt in a small "tornado" pattern. That's what you were seeing. There is nothing mechanical that spins. If You're not seeing the spin, you probably have a clogged hose. The hose right by the beater bar often clogs.
1499184
No mine didn't. Just the beaters. It does work great - even bought the dough beaters extra and it is easy to use.
750781
I also had to clean the ends out of the Beater Bar Brush, so is would easily spin. Refer to this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ui3KbAe79a8.
378521
Yes, the only negative thing is that the bowl doesn't rotate at times..I would say most of the time..
1710728
Yes, they do. The turns and handling on this stroller are amazing. My kids fly around with it!
2160247
I'm very sorry to have to tell you that they do NOT work. When you insert them into the mixer, they at first seem to fit, but when you actually turn the mixer on, you discover that the motor cannot turn the beaters. The stem of the beaters doesn't reach far enough into the mixer's body for the motor to grab them and turn them. So the motor runs freely but the beaters don't turn. We never did find a working replacement.
775339
The fan is at the front of the mixer . In the picture shown, you can see what looks like a circle above the beaters- that's where the fan is. I really like this mixer!!
639037
ours did spin, it was a bit annoying. couldn't find a way to keep it stationery. Since it broke after second use I threw it away. Wish I'd known.
1800498
In deed, the brushes do spin. On the handle is a switch that controls either, vacuum only or vacuum and beater brush operation. The the brushes are powered by a 120 VAC connection in the wall socket connection. The wall socket has vacuum hose and two power connectors, low voltage control circuit for the vacuum system and the 120 VAC connection for powering the beater brushes.
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.