🔧 Ultra Durable W10112253 Mixer Worm Gear Replacement Part - Fits Whirlpool & KitchenAid Mixers - Pack of 2 Review

As others have said, the adhesion of plastic to aluminum is very poor. After I fixed it, the first batch I cooked was beaten potatoes. It slipped all the time and barely turned. I was concerned about the purchase after reading other reviews and I have to confirm that they are 100% right that it's bad. Buy a genuine replacement from Kitchen Aid if I would have.

The worm gear is the most likely cause of the mixer running but not mixing. After reading that the worm gear is designed to fail, I bought two packs. It was about half the price per piece and I would need another one at some point. I received the parts package as promised. As a layman it wasn't hard for me to fix with a tube. Order a repackaging lube and make sure you have a pair of punches, a Phillips head screwdriver and a regular screwdriver.

Both gears ordered failed right after installation. Inspection revealed that the inner metal part was not properly attached to the outer plastic component. Because of this, the outer part (driven by the motor) rotates around the metal part and does not transmit torque. The attached picture shows the worm gear after installation in the mixer. The markings on the outer and inner parts have shifted after the first use. This proves that the outer part rotates against the inner part. You have to buy

The mechanism only worked once, it failed. The metal part slipped off the plastic part and couldn't finish a small batch of dough. I know why it failed. bad technique. The attached picture shows two gears. The one on the left is the new gear. The center is simply glued or pressed against the plastic (teeth) with no edge to rub. See the original old part on the right side of the picture. The plastic is as it should be. He doesn't let him slip. Save time and money, buy original, good spare parts.

Don't buy them as a waste of money and the seller is aware of the issue. I sent them a video of the issues and reported it in 3 separate emails. The only response was "sorry", maybe you bought the wrong gear, maybe you installed it wrong. After sending them a video about the problem. The GEAR is not attached to the aluminum hub. If you just mix lozenges and runny stuff it will work. When using the attachments or kneading bread dough, the gear slips. Looking at the design it looks like the gear…

I bought this and installed it in my wife's blender. After installing the first one, my wife said the faucet stops but the motor keeps running. I thought she was stalling the engine and only heard the hum of a stalled engine. She finally put enough pressure on me to take the blender apart again and try out the new equipment. After removing the hub (metal) portion of the gear and clamping it in a set of clamps, I was able to turn the gear on the hub by hand. I installed the second gear to see if