Kenwood kitchen machine: working with attachments

Can you please tell me if the mixing head (two-piece) is height adjustable? Logically, it should, but the nut is so tightly tightened that all attempts to loosen are in vain. For what purposes is it convenient to use this attachment? And then I have nothing to do, I can't fit it anywhere.

[j @ ne]

j @ ne, if you are talking about flexi, then she magically whips cottage cheese, butter cream, dough for kurabye, first for her, then a hook

[Evgeniya]

Evgeniya, Thank you!

No, not flexi, about the one that is only inserted into two slots in induction machines (one part moves around the other). It is high enough from the bottom and does not save thick contents from burning.

[j @ ne]

j @ ne, this nozzle is also adjustable, but it is difficult, with the key that was included in the kit it was not possible to do this, my brother used a stronger tool. In general, we need male help

Tell me which nozzle to buy I have a KM 110 cache I need to squeeze tomatoes for tomato juice without skins and seeds, and currants on jelly to a uniform consistency without skins.

I have KM 110 cache

What kind of car is this? I did not find it in the catalog.

What kind of car is this? I did not find it in the catalog.
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Sorry KMC 010

Tell me which nozzle to buy I have a cache of KMS 010 I need to squeeze tomatoes for tomato juice without skins and seeds, and currants on jelly to a uniform consistency without skins.

As I understand it, AT644

This is a sieve or press for berries. I will have large volumes. 2 buckets of 10 liters of tomato per evening must be processed for juice

This is a sieve or press for berries. I will have large volumes. 2 buckets of 10 liters of tomato per evening must be processed for juice

This is a screw juicer.
The specified volume will do. However, evening is a loose concept. I would prefer the number of hours.
The only thing was that we drove the tomatoes three times. It turned out 3 liters of juice from 3 kg of tomatoes.
The tomatoes were like cheap ladies' fingers.

[Natusichka]

Natusichka, Ken's rug is thin, with which he can easily move around the table. Thin plastic plate support.

I am using a thin flexible cutting board

[Olenka!]

Olenka!! Thank you!!

Thank you

This is the second time the pusher for the kitchen processor attachment breaks. I already bought a new one, six months have passed and again the same story. When I rubbed the onion with this attachment on a grater disc, the onion ran out, and I did not immediately turn off the combine. And as a result, the teeth at the bottom of the pusher were erased and now, when it touches the disc during operation, it makes a grinding noise, and the upper mount-holder flew off, I think it can be glued. And then it will be possible to use such a pusher without rough teeth at the bottom?

[ludmila_27.79]

ludmila_27.79, how could this happen? Are you sure you are assembling the processor correctly? Under no circumstances can the pusher reach the discs. I would even like it to go lower

And the pusher of the cube cutter and the processor can be confused? They are alike?

My pusher is missing too. I can distract myself and it has already rubbed / chopped everything, and just spins, the pusher at least something.

I can assure you that the pushers from the processor and the cube cutters are not just the same, but absolutely the same. Now the second one, I think that you could repeat my sad experience, which I had, "very smart".
Let me explain. The pusher consists of two parts - the main (oval), and the auxiliary (narrow).
The first time I used the nozzle, I, stupid, managed to start pushing vegetables with a NARROW pusher separately from where it was inserted (well, the horseradish pulled me), and then I heard the crackle of these same plastic pimples, which were instantly cut off with a shredder disk. This categorically could not be done, because in view of the fact that the oval pusher has a limiting side along the edge, and the narrow one inserted into it does not reach the disks, and if you take it out and use it separately, then it just reaches the disks (i.e. . to. longer than the main millimeter by 3-4)!
Resume - the pusher must be used either one oval, when we shred something narrow, such as carrots, or in a paired version, but not one narrow pusher!
Surely it was in your case as well. There are no other options. Everything is thought out there.

[ludmila_27.79]

ludmila_27.79, the pusher consists of two parts, one is common in the section of an oval, and the other is inserted into it, which is in the section of a circle. This could happen if you pulled out a large (common, which does not reach the disks) pusher from the neck, and helped the smaller vegetable, it just reaches the graters, it has pimples on the bottom. I think you need to buy one more pusher. Good luck!

Peter, ahead of ... ... at the same time, they must have been typing. But this only confirms my version

[Inusya]

The pusher from the cube cutter is slightly wider in diameter and will not fit into the processor hole. I still have an old processor. Inusya, I used the main part of the oval, and pulled out the narrow part from the middle. And the pusher reached the disc, there was a grinding sound and the plastic pimples were cut off by the wiping disc. I assemble the processor correctly and since I have such a breakdown for the second time, maybe this is a problem with the old AT 640 processor (now the AT 647 model)?



I glued the bezel at the main oval pusher, inserted a narrow pusher inside, assembled the processor and saw that the main pusher reaches the wiping disc, that is, it touches the holes of the wiping disc, while the plastic pimples on the pusher are already worn out. Why did the manufacturer make such a long pusher, there must be a gap between the disc and the pusher. Therefore, if I buy a new pusher, it will break again.
Here is a photo of the pusher from the AT640 processor to the left and from the cube cutter to the right, you can see that they are different. On the processor, the small pusher is located exactly in the middle of the large one, and on the cube cutter it is shifted to the right.

Can you please tell me if the mixing head (two-piece) is height adjustable? Logically, it should, but the nut is so tightly tightened that all attempts to loosen are in vain. For what purposes is it convenient to use this attachment? And then I have nothing to do, I can't fit it anywhere.

Evgenia, I made risotto with this attachment. Everything worked out fine.




I read about adjusting the attachments and realized that I was very lucky.
I didn’t regulate anything - as I bought it, I use it, but everything mixes well and is whipped

[ludmila_27.79]

ludmila_27.79Perhaps, in this design, you could glue some kind of gasket under the rim of the pusher (or simply "string" if made of a hard material) in order to increase the gap.
Although all the same all this is strange.
Do the discs sit on the pin to the end? And the bowl is pushed onto the axle to the end, to a tight connection?
Since 2007, there have been no such cases on the topic, and then everyone had old models.

I still have at640. The flight is normal. The gap between the pusher and the disc is several mm.

[Olga VB]

Olga VB, yes, the bowl is pushed onto the axle to the end and the discs also sit on the pin to the end. But now I do not have an original pusher, I ordered it on the Internet and it served only six months, so it is too long. And the first original served for 8 years and I did not check if there was then a gap between the disc and the pusher.

Well then, a rim pad should help.
Good luck!

[Olga VB]

Olga VB, thanks, I'll try.

Maybe the information will be useful to someone, I myself recently discovered that in the pusher of the processor, a round insert is also a measured capacity))) there is a scale)))

Yes, I noticed that too.

Friends who can help in this matter. I have induction 096. Bought a spare plastic bowl. When installed in a combine, the bowl wiggles slightly from side to side (from handle to handle). Anyone who owns induction Kenwoods and plastic bowls has a similar experience?
We bought a bowl from this link

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I don't have a regular plastic bowl, so I can't answer a specific question.
But I have a salad bowl adapted for a spare bowl, it, of course, sways after the whisk, but this in no way prevents it from performing its function perfectly.

[Olga VB]

Olga VB, Olga, thanks! The salad bowl idea is interesting!

Here still look.
AND here.
AND mulberry.
Somewhere further there was something else on this topic, but I think that it is already clear

Olya, thank you very much! In short, I will teach materiel!

Girls, how is flexi adjusted?
It sweeps off my walls well, and if you cook using induction, the cream at the bottom of the bowl burns.
I'm afraid if I lower it below, then it will scrape very tightly along the walls. How to be?

[Nina]

Nina, it is elastic, so let it rub, if only it "sweeps" everything. On the other hand, maybe adjust the temperature if it burns?
Eh! All the same, the old flexi was more successful in this regard.
It seems to me that it makes sense for those who often make creams, sauces, dough to think about purchasing it.

[Olga]

Olga, thanks, I'll try.
And why is that flexi better?

it is like a rubberized K-shka. Look above, the girls wrote about her.
It seems that Miranda has it, like Masha Masinen, someone else wrote about her. Well, in the early topics, there is also information about her, since then there were no others.

[Olga]

Olga, yes I saw here girls wrote that they ordered it from somewhere from afar. And what is it better - I probably missed. Maybe I need it too

[Air]

Air, I was lucky to buy on Avito.
The nozzle is good.

The main difference, for me, is that the new flexi has a hole in the center, and the old one is like a K-shaped one.

In short, the new flexi perfectly whips a pack of butter and spreads a small amount of butter. And the old one also whips a small amount. But the new flexi scoops better from the walls, and with induction it is more convenient. For example, I'm making custard with a new flexi. And the cupcake is old.

[Miranda]

Miranda, I just need for induction - so that sauces, such as bechamel, and all kinds of custard creams do. For some reason, they burn at the bottom

[Air]

Air, can lower it lower?
It doesn't burn on me.

[Miranda]

Miranda, I was just thinking about it))
Just don't know how to adjust it, also with a folded sheet of paper, like a whisk? Or is there some other way?

[Air]

Air, I don't remember how I regulated it.
Flexy almost touches the bottom, but she's rubber, she can

[Miranda]

Miranda, Clear. Tomorrow I will try to adjust)

I apologize, what the nozzle looks like, which is called a souffleika here, I just can't understand))))) And what can it do?

Kaaaak, I got tired today, trying to remove the combine case from the shaft, took it to my son, he returned everything to the nest and, holding it by the case, not by the handle, turned it counterclockwise - the case is free. The main thing is not to remove it together with the shaft.

[Panda, Alena!]

Panda, Alena! This is the KENWOOD AT511 mixing attachment

[Panda, Alena!]

Panda, Alena! This is the KENWOOD AT511 mixing attachment

Thanks for clarifying)))

AT511

This is for the small bowl.
For large - AT512

In the video, the principle (there is also shown for a small bowl)

The main thing is not to remove it together with the shaft.

Yeah, I also got tired for the first time.

There is such a secret - turn the nozzle, the adapter will be detached, and then a little more counterclockwise and the bowl will be removed.

I also disassemble the blender, but first you need to take everything out of it.Although I twist it a little in order to unscrew it with my hands. And I first take everything out of the blender, then fill it with water and turn it on - so that I wash myself, then pour out the dirty water, and then the car is like a lever to unscrew.

And when I disassemble the cubes, it is also a machine as a lever.