does using this attachment heat up the motor of a kitchenaid 600 pro since it has a rubber blade on two sides
920622
Not so far. Only complaint if it even counts is it squeaks as it scraps the sides my metal bowl.
779999
Yes, both the plates do heat up.The lower plate is lot hotter than upper plate ( i don't suggest touching any of these plates with your hands to check... LOL)It does the job GREAT, all you need is some practice and modify making of the dough !
386469
Yes. That is the version I use this with. It really is just a wisk, doesn't scrape the edges like the beaters do. I use it to mAke whipped cream mostly and it works great.
1078808
This is a good processor attachment for kitchenaid, but only certain models.
1812519
The answer is yes. HOWEVER I know from owning the Pro Heat machine that the HEAT ITSELF ruins this attachment by ruining the tiny inside sprayer unit. If you purchase this replacement I would strongly urge you to do what I did and tape down the heat button so that it can never be used, even accidentally. Since I have done this the sprayer has never again failed and stays in perfect working order. It is an inherent flaw in the design of the machine that the sprayer cannot tolerate the heat generated by the machine. I have read what I'm telling you in many reviews of this product. Hope it helps!
871331
Kitchenaid makes 2 different sizes of this blade. Check your model # against the blades on their website.
1161353
I do not know, all I know that it did not work even though it was described to work on the 6 qt. mixing bowl. I have the new 6 qt. pro model with the lift bowl. Maybe the beater was old stock.
41617
Yes it is. There are many different attachments you can use with the KitchenAid machines. There is one caveat though, personally my wife and I did not like the "salad shooter" attachment as it seemed to not work very well with carrots and such.
701522
This link to Kitchenaids' web site should get you the right rebate for the Pro 600:http://www.shopkitchenaid.com/pdfs/50HolidaySelect.pdfBy the way, has anyone gotten a packing slip with theirs? Mine did not come with one (and was, I presume, drop shipped direct from Kitchenaid). What are folks using as their proof of purchase in lieu of a register receipt or packing slip? A printed copy of their Amazon invoice?
345928
Yes, the attachments pictured tio the left of the picture of the mixer are included. If you read my review though, you will not purchase this mixer, and instead purchase a KitchenAid Artisan Mixer. I used the Breville mixer about 5 times and it burned up on my, after less than 2 months.
71208
I don't remember which model I bought it for, because it was a gift. I matched it up on the ad for the model my daughter has. Try looking up the mixer model number. Maybe you can find it on the Kitchenaide site.
1868965
2 blades only no attachment but to be honest it seems to be enough. The Motor is extremely powerful and you will have no problem using it to puree baby food. I'd wish to have this one when my kids were babies. I use it for pancake or cake mix. It features a variable speed and a supra power option. It washes very quickly. The only downsize for me is that you have to hold the button while mixing which can be tiring.
2279419
No, it does not. I had to order a new blade as the original is for the older bowl shaft size. Right after receiving the new blade, my mixer went out leaving me with a new bowl and blade.
749981
I have a 600 pro and it fits... i would suggest emailing kitchenaid.com and live chat with someone who can further assist you... if it fits your mixer, I would strongly suggest you get it. It makes amazing frosting (high for 4-5 minutes)!
2038642
Yes, the bowl works well with the Pro 600. The only problem for me is that the whip attachment is not the best when whipping small batches. For small batches, I prefer to use a hand mixer together with this bowl.
501375
I have a fairly large area to heat. I guess I just looked @ the physics; decided that the larger configuration to include 3 blades would be the answer. We are extremely pleased with our unit and it has served us for many years. The one that was reviewed was an unit for a friend.
1967170
The answer is I don't know as I do not have the KitchenAid mixer. But, I do know that KitchenAid has a varity of mixers starting with the KitchenAid Classic 75 model with only a 275 watt motor all the way up to the KitchenAid Pro 600 with a 575 watt motor. All require an additional purchase of the grinder attachment. None of these can match the 600 watt power of the SM-G73 Grinder I described above. So, you decide. I hope this helps.