? kitchen aid stand mixer profession 5 plus series --- where or what is the hinged hub cover, for easy removal and instalation of attachments.
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The "hinged hub cover" covers the place where attachments like the meat grinder or ice cream maker...on the front of the mixer head, can be put on. This is not referring to the paddle/whip/dough hook attachment area.
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The hub is at the front of the mixing head and it swings away to attach the grinder, citrus juicer, slicer, extruder and other attachments. The Ice cream maker does not attach at this point. It is a freezer bowl that attaches like all other bowls.
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The bowl remains stationary. The KitchenAid stand mixer uses a planetary gear system to mix the ingredients in the bowl using any one of several attachments - a whisk (they call it a wire whip), a dough hook, or an edge beater. The best way to see how it works is to go to youtube and search for "Kitchenaid mixer in action". If you do much baking or cooking, you will find the KitchenAid Stand Mixer very handy and worthwhile.
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I have a K5SS 5qt. and I ordered this( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000H3YTWK/ref=oh_details_o06_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1)it is a enamel coated spiral dough hook. Genuine Kitchen Aid and fits my 5qt mixer.
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You don't have anyway, since you have to remove the head cover. I still think they are garbage, and overpriced garbage. I am thoroughly irritated at the mixer. The metal attachment to blend ingredients is so ill fitting it is worthless. Buyer beware. The only saving grace is Amazon's return policy.
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Unfortunately, I have never found one. Kitchenaid just came out with a glass bowl for their 6 quart lift-bowl mixer, but I haven't found anyone who can tell me if it will fit. Sorry!
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I don't know. My model has a big metal handle that sticks out from the right. I can't find a cover to fit. I bought the mixer at Costco.
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http://www.ereplacementparts.com/kitchenaid-ksm154gbqes0-deluxe-edition-stand-mixer-tilt-head-parts-c-114958_114959_145438.htmlClick this link, it will take you to a parts list for your machine.
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Per the L'Equip website, this attachment fits both the Universal and the Universal Plus. The text on their site: "Are you tired of ingredients getting stuck on the side of your bowl and having to scrape the sides with a spatula? The Bowl Scraper attaches to the top of your Cookie Paddles & Whips to scrape along the side of your bowl as your ingredients mix together The perfect addition for the BOSCH Universal Mixer. Continuously scrapes down the side and column of the bowl while mixing, keeping ingredients fully incorporated. Fits Universal & Universal Plus"
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If you have an older Bosch universal, the "cover" that can be placed over the drive for the blender, will also act as a wrench to remove the blender blades. However, the reason that I bought a new blender was that the blades had "frozen" and were not functioning anymore, but this was after many years - about 15 - of very satisfactory use.
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If you are referring to a small knob located on the part that is inserted into the front of the mixer (the hub), it is designed to seat neatly in the notch of the hub. This keeps the pasta roller from spinning when the machine is on. I'm not sure about any other knob. I am very happy with this attachment (after almost a year of use). It works very nicely ... I've rolled out pasta and perogi dough with this attachment. Save your money and purchase this one (if you're debating between the two?).
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I don't have the mixer in front of me, but the eject button is pictured in the illustration, and is located at the top of the frame when the the mixer is sitting on a flat surface in the "resting" position. It's one of the two black buttons, which is marked Eject (and is either above or below the Power Boost button). It's not hard to locate, or operate.
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My purchase of one a year ago needed to identify a MODEL NUMBER of the Kitchen Aid mixer to which it would attach to be sure that it worked. Found list at Kitchen Aid website. Part itself gives no clue.
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There are some Kitchen Aid mixers that do not have the drive mechanism for attachments. If you have the drive, it should fit.
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This is a meat grinder which attaches to a Kitchen Aid mixer. Kitchen Aid mixers have a power port on the front of the mixer at the top behind the Kitchen Aid logo. You open the cover there and this meat grinder mounts onto that attachment point. The mixer motor then acts as a drive for the meat grinder attachment.I hope that tells you what you needed to know. Your question is a bit ambiguous, so it's hard to know for sure what you are trying to ask.
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It is a standard beater attachment that will work with most electric hand mixers. It plugs into one of the attachment holes.
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I did find one, But Not On Amazon!!I think its the "KitchenAid® 7 Quart Flex Edge Beater (Fits models KSM7990 and KSM7581)". I found it on Kitcheaid.com. I am assuming that KSM7581 is a basic model number for the 7" Pro Line as well as other models. Let me know if anyone find anything else.
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The end that goes into the wall is a friction fit. There is a pie section that sticks out to maintain correct rotational alignment and prevent rotation. The attachment end has a small pop out button but is essentially a friction fit unless your attachment has a hole in just the right place.