🔧 High-Quality Replacement Gear Parts 9706529 W11086780 Worm for 9703543 & 1094120 + Gasket 9709511 & Circlip 9703680 Review

So far so good. The part was exactly what I needed. The thing is, I cleaned the old grease and dirt off the old gear before replacing it with new gear and grease. So far I have used it several times to mince meat, no problem. The pasta dough was the breakdown of an old outfit. True, it has been used quite a bit. I liked this kit because it had new gaskets and clips.

just followed the youtube instructions, very easy to install, fits perfectly. I've been using it for a week now and don't see any problems. I will come back after a year of use for more comments. BTW, as far as I understand, according to the original design, even if installed correctly, this gear should be replaced after a few years of heavy use.

Good quality and affordable price for this maintenance/repair kit for your kitchen gadget. To get this job done, all you have to do is buy a food-grade lubricant. Google YouTube to find tutorial videos and tips. This is not difficult and can take anywhere from 1 to 1 1/2 hours if you thoroughly remove the old grease. You can find oil ring pliers (about $10) to remove/insert the lock washer. I didn't have any and that was the most difficult and time consuming part of the process.

Replacement food grade gears and matching lubricant are perfect for my KitchenAid blender. The repair is easy; One key is to ensure that the old grease is removed from the case before reinstallation. So far the changer has worked well and KitchenAid has once again kneaded bread and cookie dough without any problems. There is enough lube for 2-3 of these repairs, which is good since most repair shops only sell gallons of food grade hot tub lube.

This was the best price for this set but the gear was drilled off center, the circlip was too small and the gasket was dry unlike the OEM which is self adhesive. In addition, the OEM gear is brass, so in the event of a jam, it will shear off and hold the rest of the motor. That gear is steel, it probably won't break, but the rest of the motor might. All in all, with a little tweaking, I was able to use the mechanism. I reused an old snap ring and had to apply some aviation sealant to the…

youtube has a video from replaceparts.com that made it a breeze to disassemble, troubleshoot and repair, even for an old granny like me. I would have ordered a few bucks more from them, but I promised my grandkids pretzels for the weekend, and there was no way to knead everything by hand. Only Revane could deliver it to me in two days. The worm gear was identical to the old one, except for the damage to the old gears. My blender is working great now and it's always nice to know what's going on…