How it works: I have events around Portland where I spend the day working on mixers onsite at host’s retail location. Please review the Events sections for specific dates/locations. I am also available to do a 1 on 1 if need be.
You’ll make a reservation and pay on host’s site.
If I need to replace parts* the charges will be collected when you pick up your mixer. Please request any limits.
1-3 days prior you’ll deliver your mixer to host’s location.
1-3 days after being contacted you’ll pickup. I will text you a photo of the inside of unit when completed.
The service includes opening up the unit to inspect, clean, replace transmission case gasket and regrease the gears with food-safe grease, inspect and adjust the speed/head locking levers, adjust the whisk/blade height and pivot point mechanisms, inspect the electrical cord; thoroughly clean the exterior of the machine and polish the surface to make it look almost new*.
Note: I only work on select models that are listed in details below.**
If you’d like to host an event at a retail shop, DIY workshop or mixer fixer mixer, please contact me.
Photos are what mixer’s grease look like inside after 10, 20, 30+ years of mixing.
Service
Service $99*
If replacement parts are needed during service, the labor to install is included.
$15 speed lever
$15 head locking lever
$10 attachment knob
$15 attachment cap
$15 rubber feet
$12 Spring/washer on shaft
$20 worm drive gear***
$20 electrical cord
$20 chrome drip ring
$40 Hub gears
I work on**
Tilt Head: Classic, Classic Plus, Ultra Power, Artisan, and Lift Bowl Heavy Duty model.
(these models are mechanical and driven by gears and grease)
I DON’T work on**
Lift Bowl: 5 qt, 6 qt, 7 qt, Pro 500/600/700 series, Artisan Mini, Tilt Head Accolade.
(these models are electronic driven)
Fine print
The motor of your stand mixer must turn on for me to service it.
Please bring your bowl, wire whisk and flat blade attachments along with the machine, so I can adjust everything properly.
If it makes a horrible grinding noise that’s OK and I will try to fix that.***
***The worm drive gear is considered a “sacrificial gear” in the event a utensil falls into the bowl while an attachment is spinning. The teeth on the worm gear are plastic and immediately breaks to prevent the motor from burning out. I excavate the broken teeth from within the grease and replace the gear.