5.5 Quart Kitchenaid Mixer Cover

The Professional 600 TM has a powerful motor that is crafted for commercial-style performance, the direct drive, all-steel gear transmission delivers unyielding power for professional results. The mixer can effectively mix up to 14 cups of all-purpose flour per recipe and produce up to 8 pounds of mashed potatoes. The Soft Start mixing feature helps minimize ingredient splatter and flour puff with gentle acceleration to selected speed after start-up. Electronic Speed Sensor monitors operation to maintain precise mixer speed. Commercial-style motor protection automatically shuts off the mixer when overload is sensed to protect the motor. Durable all-steel gears provide reliable service. The mixer includes a 6-quart-capacity stainless-steel mixing bowl with a contoured handle, as well as a professional wire whip, a burnished flat beater, a spiral dough hook, and a one piece pouring shield. Its multipurpose attachment hub with a hinged hub cover flips open to allow for easy installation of attachments. The Professional 600 Series bowl-lift design raises the bowl into the mixing position, and its solid, truly seamless one-piece motor head design is easy to clean and comes in a variety of fashionable colors.

Amazon Sales Rank: #6254 in Kitchen & Housewares Size: 6-qt. Color: Onyx Black Brand: KitchenAid Model: KP26M1XOB Released on: 2007-06-01 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 17.00" h x 11.00" w x 15.00" l, 9.00 pounds All-metal 10-speed stand mixer with powerful 575-watt motor 6-quart stainless-steel mixing bowl; direct-drive transmission Electronic speed sensor; auto shut-off; Soft Start minimizes splatter Wire whip, burnished flat beater, spiral dough hook, and pouring shield included Measurements H: 16.5, W:11.3, D:14.6

Designed with all-metal construction and a 6-quart capacity, this powerful stand mixer features a 575-watt motor for handling tough mixing jobs. It can effectively mix up to 14 cups of all-purpose flour and produce up to 8 pounds of mashed potatoes. The mixer can also churn through double batches of bread dough with the included burnished PowerKnead spiral hook, which replicates hand kneading with a forceful punching and rolling action. The mixer's 10-speed slide control ranges from a very fast whip to a very slow stir, while its Soft Start mixing function helps minimize ingredient splatter and flour puff with gentle acceleration to the selected speed after start-up. An electronic speed sensor helps maintain a consistent mixing speed, even when adding ingredients. For commercial-style motor protection, the mixer automatically shuts off when overload is detected. The mixer includes a 6-quart-capacity stainless-steel mixing bowl with a contoured handle, as well as a professional wire whip, a burnished flat beater, a spiral dough hook, and a pouring shield. Its multipurpose attachment hub with a hinged hub cover flips open to allow for easy installation of attachments. The unit's professional bowl-lift design raises the bowl into the mixing position, and its solid, truly seamless one-piece motor head design cleans easily. The mixer features a premium satin-pearl custom finish that adds an elegant shimmer to any countertop. Available in a variety of fashionable colors, the stand mixer measures 14-3/5 by 16-1/2 by 11-2/7 inches and carries a one-year hassle-free replacement warranty.

Most helpful customer reviews 1088 of 1115 people found the following review helpful. A comparison of Artisan By ut158 I already own a 5 Qt Mixer from "Artisan Series", but has decided to update this model so I could make larger batches of bread dough. In my recipe, is a single batch of 2 cups of flour. I've tried to approach a double min (4 cups) in my new Pro 600, but after about 15 minutes. Knead the engine just turned off. I thought I had it burned, but after consulting the manual, it seems, this is normal. Normal? Yes, that's what they said - everything I had to do was to wait until the engine is cool (it is also "normal" for them to get so hot it is uncomfortable to touch) for 30 min. and then try again. I find it hard to believe that this mixer can with 14 cups of bread flour to make the AP as packaging. That said, here are my thoughts on the mixer to "Artisan Series" mixer I already own: 1 The engine consumes more than 50% more power (and it is certainly louder) in 600 pro, but as converted into an extra pair, I'm not really sure what I know is that I have only one batch of bread once or mixer. 2nd As mentioned in other reviews, the Artisan mixer came with a "coating" paddle and dough hook, while the 600 Pro "brandished steel." This means that the craftsman implemented in the dishwasher, but not the Pro 600. I had assumed that these implements bright and shiny that I saw were stores on the screen, stainless steel, but I do not think so. If it were not for this problem and the exorbitant price, I would have given this mixer 5 stars. On the bright side ... 3rd I love the new spiral dough hook - it is much better than a C-shaped my 4 Artisan. The soft-start feature is a nice touch. Again, it would be even better if there is a speed lower than the lowest state. 5th The large bowl is good 6th There are more of a difference between the rates that the Artisan 7.10 Things I'd like to see change in the next iteration: - The gear I have a cordless drill with a high and low gear has to have. As you might expect, is lower for more power, more speed is high. Why not one of these mixers gear easily? That would be a great improvement - not just more power, but slower than I would, as stated in Section 4. - Stainless steel implements, as mentioned in point # 2 Conclusion: A good mixer, but this is my "Artisan". If you go to buy a new mixer (and an unlimited supply of money to play it), I would not recommend the Pro-600 - you get a series of Artisan time - it is much cheaper and does just as well a job. There are small advantages to the 600 Pro, but even all together, I do not think they have the added price is worth. 556 of 572 people found the following review helpful. Product Information KitchenAid living accommodation for the update because of the large number of complaints about problems people had a hard work (which is the mixer must have been made for this!) Now With a good metal-resistant plastic gears on the market I turn to KitchenAid find out if this design flaw has been fixed and this was their response (note that they say that if you receive one of the models with plastic housing have replaced under warranty. with the new metal case is also important to note that people who have had the problem have almost all stated that KitchenAid had great customer service and replaced their mixers with no problems with those KITCHENAID ANSWER:. Thank you for visiting the KitchenAid website I wish to assure that our team of engineers and products have addressed the issue of the transmission!. Actually we have already implemented a change in the production of Pro 600 stand mixer with a metal gearbox Although these will be amended on other 5 qt bowl-lift models that include.