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30-Aug-2009, 10:44 AM #1
testing circuit board on Stand mixer
OK I know this isn't a computer related question BUT I am hoping someone may be able to tell me how to test the circuit board to see if it is bad. My mixer will not turn on .Its a Kitchen Aid bowl lift 5 qt .
Thanks any help is appreciated
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30-Aug-2009, 01:48 PM #2
Testing a circuit board is VERY specific to the specific design of the board. There is no general "test" that you can specify.
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06-Oct-2009, 03:36 AM #3
KitchenAid is a consumer division of Hobart and should be found online. They make LITERALLY hundreds of different models of mixer in that size range. Some use analog switches (Toggle-type) and some use a chip-based 'controller'. You need to get the service manual from the factory or take it to an AUTHORIZED service center for diagnosis. I was a tech. at a service center authorized for around 200 different manufacturers and they charged, depending on appliance, anywhere from $5.00 to $15.00 U.S. for diagnostics out of warranty.
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