Any faucet or control that mixes the hot and cold water before it comes out of the spout is a mixer valve. It is usually reserved for a shower control. They will vary in how to fix them. Some you replace rubber seals and gaskets, some you replace a cartridge. It is really no different than a kitchen faucet in the way it is put together. All of them you take the handle or handles off, then the trim plate and then you have access to the valve. Some are screwed in and some are held in with a clip that locks the cartridge in the body of the control. With the water turned off, taking it apart one step and layer at a time, laying out the pieces as they come off, it shouldn't be a problem fixing it. I believe this is true, if the valve screws in, it will probably have rubber seals that can be replaced. If the cartridge is held in with a clip, you replace the entire cartridge.
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If one has a broken KitchenAid mixer in need of repair, take it back to the place of purchase. They may advise that the company needs to be contacted in order for a repair to be made.
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Enter "Kitchenaid mixer K4-B parts" in your Google search window. A number of sites will be listed where parts can be purchased.
You can check to see if there is a problem with the stand motor in your commercial grade stand mixer by bringing the machine to your local repair shop for an evaluation.
No just make sure the holes are close and its not a cheep one
its possible if you look at pics to mod parts
Go to youtube, search for Davidsfarm, and he shows how to fix a valve.
first you have to turn the valve and see if it was just in a wrong position
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