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All,
I received an old KitchenAid KSM90PSWH from my parents upon
college graduation. Only problem was that the motor had got
bum, but that it would cost less to get it fix than purchase
a new one. My question is, is it worth fixing this model or
should I buy a newer type model? Does anyone know of a
website where I can purchase a replacement motor?
Thanks to all,
Chris
On 22 May 2004 00:32:39 -0700, [email hidden] (Chris
Donnelly) said:All,
I received an old KitchenAid KSM90PSWH from my parents upon
college graduation. Only problem was that the motor had got
bum, but that it would cost less to get it fix than
purchase a new one. My question is, is it worth fixing this
model or should I buy a newer type model? Does anyone know
of a website where I can purchase a replacement motor?Thanks to all,
Chris
If it can be fixed to reasonable condition, then I'd keep
it. The motor probably has more 'guts' than newer models.
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