A Kenwood titanium chefs XL mixing with a faulty motor and a mystery oil leak. #kvl80 #kenwood #foodmixer #repair #toolrepairs #tools #powertools #diy #learn #baking #cooking #foodprocessor #kenwoodtitaniumchefbakerxl
My motor also dropped off, now fixed together with Loctite, hopefully will stay put. Video helped to put all fallen of parts to right places, thank you! Sadly full disassembly seems to be the only option...
Thank you for this video, it took me several hours to take everything apart and reassemble, but eventually I could replace the broken gearbox on my Kenwood. I only hope that the person roasts in hell who had the idea to redesign the machine in a way where for every fix almost everything has to be taken apart. The old machines (see every other Kenwood repair video) are way better to fix.
Thank You for detailed and informative video! One question: when comparing COOKING CHEF XL (latest) and TITANIUM CHEF XL (1,700W, old model) - is the motor the same ? - is the planetar/reduction mechanical module the same ? Thank You a lot!
Ugh , I have same problem just purchased it not long ago. There is no customer service number,. Horrible company care, they put wrong phone number all over .
It's not difficult to take apart it's almost the same design kenwood since the 50's, with the exception that now to remove the upper cover you need to completly dissmantle it from the bottom and remove the motor, on older models it was a bit easier since the upper cover was removable and u could remove the gearbox faster without pulling the motor.
Hii dean,i have the same mixer like yours in the film,and im trying for a dew days to remove only the upper part in order to change the complete gear,but no success. Can you please advice me how to get directly to the gear by removing only the upper part? ...if its possiable...thnx
@@deandohertygreaser i tried to follow your steps from the begining,but it seems that you didnt filmed all the steps . Can you something about it? Maybe the take a new film from the begining till the end? And please,i need your advise,is it worth all this hard work to replace the complete gear while the cost of a gear is half from a new mixer?
@@mmnsmmns4300 no if your gears are actually damaged, and the the cost is half the price is say no As once you get it up and running eventually the brushes will also need changing and they will be a further 50 at least I'd say.
@@mmnsmmns4300 the whole video was over 20min long. Obviously it's cut to shorten it down and all the screws also need to be removed. I don't have the original vid anymore I'm affriad
@@deandohertygreaser my god,please help me... I need this full video as i want to understand why i have to dissamble all the mixer only to get into the gear. Please advice me ,my problem is breaking in the axe of the drive shift,ehich mean,kenwood doesnt have this specific part,so they force me to replace the whole gear,and the cost i veryyyyyyyyy highhhhh,so i decided to do it by myself. I have photos if you want to take a look,maybe youll have some solution for me . But please tell me,will i have to replace also the brushes if im replacing the gear? ...and another question from an expert like you,what will you recommand me buying,mixer,kenwood sgain? Maybe 1200 w will be eanough? Which mixer of kenwood is easier for replacing parts,like gear? ...sorry to disturb you with my questions
One queston Dean, at 2:20,... In my case, this red cap has lost the sealant that holds it in place (The white componet that you have) and has lost the oil that was inside the gearbox. Do you know what type of oil it takes ?? Thank you :)
