Does the wand stick in the beater attachment?
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I use it for my stairs, not for pets. It takes a little practice to learn to use actually. Put to much pressure on it and it does stick. It's not powered by a motor, only suction.
1673734
It says Yes on the back of the packet. Have a look here also http://www.newmetrodesign.com/content/BeaterBlade.html
1187857
No they don't but that would be a gret idea. It's a great machine but I wish the beaters went down into the batter deeper, if you know what I mean! They don't go down very deep so you have to spatula the batter into the beaters....kind of a nuisance but for the price, I'll do it.
1800498
In deed, the brushes do spin. On the handle is a switch that controls either, vacuum only or vacuum and beater brush operation. The the brushes are powered by a 120 VAC connection in the wall socket connection. The wall socket has vacuum hose and two power connectors, low voltage control circuit for the vacuum system and the 120 VAC connection for powering the beater brushes.
564000
I know of two models, 1154 and 1161. I bought the 1154 six months ago and it has a second beater brush unit that stays in the box when not being used. The crevice tool and brush attaches to the unit. Not sure about the 1161.
1899574
No. The beater bar does not spin well. It requires a lot of passes to get pet hair up.
450310
Yes it does. The wands are very agressive and the closer you get the better it cleans.They tend to wear out because of this. They can be repaired if you can get them apart.
1183224
The "beaters" is actually a single attachment. It spins from the center and the whole attachment moves in a larger circle. The bowl does not spin.
986813
I'm not sure what you mean by beater bar brush but it does come with the one that is good for pet hair. I'm assuming that's the attachment you are referring to. If you look at the pictures on the Amazon site, it comes with all of those attachments and they all have a place on the caddy that you can store them.
425007
Not really, but you have to put pressure on the carpet roller attachment (I think its called the "beater bar"?) to get it to move. I have the same problem as you so I usually vacuum the carpet with the floor attachment. It is a little more labor intensive, but it does work. Maybe even a little better.
296065
Yes, but mine stopped working after a few months. If you really need a beater brush, this is not the vacuum to buy.
545425
if it is a tilt ( one which the head tilts back) it should fit. There is an ajustment screw under the head you can see it when you tilt the head back. If the beater presses down on the mixing bowl to much you can lift the head by ajusting this screw.
1449048
No, No beater brush. I do not reccomend this vaccum cleaner as the components are very cheap and it does not perform well at all.
877092
I have purchased 3 beaters for mine and this is the only one that fits. The others are to big. I love it even though it takes a little more umph to get it clean.
1570113
I'm not familiar with your mixer model, so I'm sorry I would not know for sure. However, I can tell you that I compared my old "beater" to this new one. It appeared to the same style, in every way, shape and form. As noted from another review the middle "bracket insert" was a bit long. I found this to be true with this one as well. It did not attach completely into the motor application. Although, with gentle usage could still work. There was about a 1/16", if that. However, a heavy duty metal file, I worked thru the length and now it fits just like my old one. I would say if it looks like your old one, just remember it's the middle stem tip, that may need adjusting. Give it a try. Good luck I'm not familiar with your mixer model, so I'm sorry I would not know for sure. However, I can tell you that I compared my old "beater" to this new one. It appeared to the same style, in every way, shape and form. As noted from another review the middle "bracket insert" was a bit long. I found this to be true with this one as well. It did not attach completely into the motor application. Although, with gentle usage could still work. There was about a 1/16", if that. However, a heavy duty metal file, I worked thru the length and now it fits just like my old one. I... » Read More I'm not familiar with your mixer model, so I'm sorry I would not know for sure. However, I can tell you that I compared my old "beater" to this new one. It appeared to the same style, in every way, shape and form. As noted from another review the middle "bracket insert" was a bit long. I found this to be true with this one as well. It did not attach completely into the motor application. Although, with gentle usage could still work. There was about a 1/16", if that. However, a heavy duty metal file, I worked thru the length and now it fits just like my old one. I would say if it looks like your old one, just remember it's the middle stem tip, that may need adjusting. Give it a try. Good luck « Show Less
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I'm not familiar with your mixer model, so I'm sorry I would not know for sure. However, I can tell you that I compared my old "beater" to this new one. It appeared to the same style, in every way, shape and form. As noted from another review the middle "bracket insert" was a bit long. I found this to be true with this one as well. It did not attach completely into the motor application. Although, with gentle usage could still work. There was about a 1/16", if that. However, a heavy duty metal file, I worked thru the length and now it fits just like my old one. I would say if it looks like your old one, just remember it's the middle stem tip, that may need adjusting. Give it a try. Good luck
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There area two kitchen aid mixer models - one is a lift which has a lever to lift the bowl up to the beater. The other model lifts the entire beater up and down to the bowl. My model is the PROFESSIONAL SIX quart - LIFT (w/lever) and this beater fits and works perfectly. I, too, have gone through several of these blades. I love this blade.