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W10112253 Mixer Worm Gear - Pack of 2

Key Features

  • Includes two (2) worm gears.
  • Designed to be a failure point to protect the motor from damage under heavy loads.
  • Constructed from a durable nylon composite material.
  • Direct replacement for specified OEM parts.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • W10112253
  • WPW10112253
  • 4162897
  • 4169830
  • 1491159
  • AP4295669

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits specific stand mixer models from brands including KitchenAid, Whirlpool, and Kenmore.
  • Commonly compatible with models such as K45SS, K5SS, KP50P, KPM5, KSM150, 5K45SS, and 5K5SS series.

When to Replace

  • Mixer motor runs, but the attachments do not spin.
  • Loud grinding, clicking, or crunching noises during operation.
  • Mixer stops working abruptly, especially under a heavy load.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the appliance from the power source before installation.
  • Thoroughly clean all old grease and any metal fragments from the gear housing.
  • Apply a liberal amount of new, food-grade gear lubricant to the new gear and housing.
  • Ensure the new gear is properly seated and meshes with adjacent gears before reassembly.
  • W10112253 Mixer Worm Gear

    W10112253 Mixer Worm Gear

    The W10112253 Mixer Worm Gear is an inch and a half in diameter. It is used for some of Whirlpool's brands of mixers.
  • Perfect Fit

    Perfect Fit

    Compatible with most top name brands (KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Kenmore) and replaces part numbers: 4161531, 4162897, 4169830, WPW10112253, WPW10112253VP, PS11748374, AH1491159, EA1491159, AP4295669, 1206513.
  • Premium Quality

    Premium Quality

    The product is made of strong & durable materials that prevents cracking and failing during the installation and use process.
  • Saving Solution

    Saving Solution

    Enjoy the great feeling when your mixer is repaired and works properly like before - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble.
Manufacturer
‎BlueStars
Part Number
‎W10112253 PO2
Item Weight
‎1.13 ounces
Product Dimensions
‎2 x 2 x 0.7 inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
‎No
Color
‎As Pictured
Style
‎Pack of 2
Item Package Quantity
‎1
Number Of Pieces
‎2
Included Components
‎W10112253 Mixer Worm Gear
Batteries Included?
‎No
Batteries Required?
‎No

FAQ

This worm gear is used in certain stand mixers made by KitchenAid, Whirlpool, and Kenmore. Compatibility depends on the exact mixer model, so the safest match is to verify your model number and confirm it uses part W10112253 or one of its cross-reference numbers before ordering.
This part cross-references to W10112253, WPW10112253, 4161531, 4162897, 4169830, AP4295669, PS11748374, and WPW10112253VP.
A worn or stripped worm gear often causes the mixer motor to run while the planetary or beater stops turning, slips under load, makes grinding noises, or loses mixing power on thicker doughs and batters. In many stand mixers, this gear is designed to wear first to help protect the motor and transmission from more serious damage.
This is typically a moderate repair for someone comfortable opening a stand mixer gearbox. The job usually takes about 45 to 90 minutes depending on the mixer model and condition. Common tools include screwdrivers, a punch or drift pin, snap-ring pliers if applicable, pliers, a small hammer, and food-grade grease for reassembly.
Before installation, unplug the mixer and inspect the transmission housing for metal or nylon gear debris. Check the mating gears, bearings, gearcase gasket or seals, retaining pins, and grease condition. If the old grease is contaminated with gear fragments, it is a good idea to clean out the gearbox and apply fresh food-grade grease during reassembly.
Worm gears commonly fail from repeated heavy loads, stiff bread dough, mixer jams, lack of lubrication, or age-related wear. In many stand mixers, the worm gear is intentionally a sacrificial gear, meaning it may strip during overload to reduce the chance of damage to more expensive internal drive components.