Sexy Stand Mixers
Adjust the Beater to Bowl Clearance on a KitchenAid Stand Mixer
Consumers often find their KitchenAid Artisan stand mixers are not mixing the
Batter properly and that the beaters don't come very close to the sides or bottom of the
Bowl when mixing, leaving the unmixed batter in these regions.
Annoying, it is not a product flaw, but merely signals that you may have to do a small
Modification when setting up your own mixer. This problem can also apply to other
KitchenAid stand mixer models.
KitchenAid has provided a solution to this problem in your product manual. For the
KSM150 Artisan Collection, you'll find the instructions for Beater to Bowl Clearance, on
However, this clearance may need to be adjusted so the beaters are closer to the
bowl during the mixing, without coming into contact with the bottom or sides of the
bowl. When the mixer is adjusted corr
ectly, the mixing action pulls all the batter in from
The sides and bottom of the bowl, leaving hardly any scratching required.
If you don't have a manual,
You can find obtain one from KitchenAid.
Tilt-head models have a screw just below the area where the head is attached to the
stand.
You will need to unplug your mixer and tilt the head up to find the screw. A slight
Clockwise (right) turn will diminish the beater and a counter-clockwise (left) motion will
raise it. The illustration shows the visible adjustment screw after the mixer head is tilted
up on a tilt-head KitchenAid mixer.
Bowl-lift models have an adjustment screw on the lower portion of the stand and you'll
Need to set the bowl lift handle in the down position to see it, after unplugging the
unit.
The adjustment to lower the beater is clockwise (right) and counter-clockwise(left) to
raise it.
You need to use the flat beater to make this adjustment ensuring it just clears the bowl.
If you've over-or-under corrected, the bowl may not lock properly in place, or you may
hear the beater hit the sides or bottom of the bowl. So you may have to counter the
adjustment slightly to correct it. These instructions also work to properly seat a
BeaterBlade mixer attachment on your KitchenAid mixer.
Having the beater in the correct position is quite important. If the beater hits the bowl, it
Could become chipped and the finish will influence cleaning. It can also cause problems
with the mixer motor.
If you have trouble adjusting your stand mixer beaters correctly, contact KitchenAid
customer service.
Find a KitchenAid Stand Mixer product manual
Consumers often find their KitchenAid Artisan stand mixers are not mixing the
Batter properly and that the beaters don't come very close to the sides or bottom of the
Bowl when mixing, leaving the unmixed batter in these regions.
Annoying, it is not a product flaw, but merely signals that you may have to do a small
Modification when setting up your own mixer. This problem can also apply to other
KitchenAid stand mixer models.
KitchenAid has provided a solution to this problem in your product manual. For the
KSM150 Artisan Collection, you'll find the instructions for Beater to Bowl Clearance, on
However, this clearance may need to be adjusted so the beaters are closer to the
bowl during the mixing, without coming into contact with the bottom or sides of the
bowl. When the mixer is adjusted corr
The sides and bottom of the bowl, leaving hardly any scratching required.
If you don't have a manual,
You can find obtain one from KitchenAid.
Tilt-head models have a screw just below the area where the head is attached to the
stand.
You will need to unplug your mixer and tilt the head up to find the screw. A slight
Clockwise (right) turn will diminish the beater and a counter-clockwise (left) motion will
raise it. The illustration shows the visible adjustment screw after the mixer head is tilted
up on a tilt-head KitchenAid mixer.
Bowl-lift models have an adjustment screw on the lower portion of the stand and you'll
Need to set the bowl lift handle in the down position to see it, after unplugging the
unit.
The adjustment to lower the beater is clockwise (right) and counter-clockwise(left) to
raise it.
You need to use the flat beater to make this adjustment ensuring it just clears the bowl.
If you've over-or-under corrected, the bowl may not lock properly in place, or you may
hear the beater hit the sides or bottom of the bowl. So you may have to counter the
adjustment slightly to correct it. These instructions also work to properly seat a
BeaterBlade mixer attachment on your KitchenAid mixer.
Having the beater in the correct position is quite important. If the beater hits the bowl, it
Could become chipped and the finish will influence cleaning. It can also cause problems
with the mixer motor.
If you have trouble adjusting your stand mixer beaters correctly, contact KitchenAid
customer service.
Find a KitchenAid Stand Mixer product manual
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