Introduction
When the gears of a hand mixer are warped or damaged this can cause them block, effectively rendering your mixer useless. Fortunately, it is easy to replace them, making your mixer function as new. If the gears are not damaged but just don’t run smoothly anymore, it’s also possible to clean and lubricate them.
What you need
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Slightly loosen all four 2.54 cm Phillips #1 screws and remove them.
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Remove the top casing.
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Remove the 1.50 cm Phillips #1 screw that holds the cable clamp.
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Remove the cable clamp.
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Lay the product on its side and remove the 1.27 cm Phillips #1 screw holding the bottom metal plate in place.
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Remove the metal plate holding the gears in place.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Hey, do you have a print file or do you know a place where i can buy these gears? Would really like to repair my own mixer.
They can be bought from all kind of places, I'm on it as well now, refurbishing a vintage 60s handmixer.
I know some sellers need product serial number and if you don't have that (I don't) then it's more problematic.
Especially problematic if your device is older like mine.
What we need to find is a motor drive train cog gear manufacturer, that could produce custom made tailored, so we could send one gear wheel to them and they would produce.
Maybe there are 3D molding/printing services, as 3D printing is the standard today of so much?
Greets
