[Lifetime Warranty] W10490648 Hand Mixer Turbo Beaters
Set of four W10490648 stainless steel turbo beater attachments for hand mixers.
W10490648 hand mixer turbo beater dimensions diagram showing 7-inch length and 2.4-inch width.
Red stand mixer with stainless steel bowl and wire whisk attachment for W10490648 replacement parts.
Pair of stainless steel W10490648 hand mixer turbo beaters with close-up detail of construction.
Woman using a light blue stand mixer in a kitchen for DIY repair promotion.
Set of four W10490648 stainless steel turbo beater attachments for hand mixers.
W10490648 hand mixer turbo beater dimensions diagram showing 7-inch length and 2.4-inch width.
Red stand mixer with stainless steel bowl and wire whisk attachment for W10490648 replacement parts.
Pair of stainless steel W10490648 hand mixer turbo beaters with close-up detail of construction.
Woman using a light blue stand mixer in a kitchen for DIY repair promotion.
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[Lifetime Warranty] W10490648 Hand Mixer Turbo Beaters

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W10490648 Hand Mixer Turbo Beaters

Key Features

  • Material: Stainless steel for durability and rust resistance
  • Design: Engineered for maximum aeration and efficient mixing of batters, doughs, and liquids
  • Dimensions: Approximately 7.1 inches in length
  • Package Contents: Includes two beaters (one for the left socket, one for the right)
  • Maintenance: Dishwasher safe

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • W10490648
  • KHM2B
  • AP5644233
  • PS4082859

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Brand: Designed for KitchenAid hand mixers
  • Fits Models: Compatible with KHM series hand mixers, including but not limited to KHM3, KHM5, KHM7, KHM9, KHM412, KHM512, KHM614, KHM7210, KHM920, KHM926 models

When to Replace

  • Visible damage such as bending, broken wires, or corrosion
  • Beaters no longer lock securely into the hand mixer
  • Peeling or flaking of any plating material
  • Noticeable decrease in mixing performance

Installation Tips

  • Ensure the hand mixer is unplugged from the power source before installing or removing beaters.
  • The beater with the collar on its shaft is inserted into the larger opening on the mixer.
  • The beater without a collar is inserted into the smaller opening.
  • Push each beater in until it clicks firmly into place.
  • Refer to your mixer's user manual for specific diagrams and instructions.

FAQ

These turbo beaters are used on select KitchenAid hand mixers, including many KHM-series units. The web references also associate them with KHM2B. Because hand mixer attachments must match the shaft shape and locking style, it’s best to confirm your model number and compare the beater shaft ends before ordering.
Common cross-references for this beater set include W10490648, KHM2B, AP5644233, PS4082859, and PS4082859-1. Matching your old part number or your mixer model is the safest way to confirm fit.
Typical signs include a missing beater, bent wire loops, rust or flaking finish, wobbling during operation, poor mixing performance, or one beater no longer locking into the mixer correctly. Replacing damaged beaters can restore smoother mixing and help prevent extra strain on the mixer drive.
Yes. This style is typically sold as a 2-piece beater set for hand mixers. On many hand mixers, each beater installs into a specific socket, so if one side does not seat properly, try the opposite opening rather than forcing it.
No tools are normally required. Unplug the mixer, press the eject button to remove the old beaters, then insert the replacements until they click into place. Installation usually takes less than 2 minutes. If they do not lock in easily, recheck the shaft orientation and confirm compatibility with your exact KitchenAid model.
Inspect the mixer’s beater sockets for wear, dried batter buildup, or damage that could prevent the new beaters from locking in fully. Also compare the shaft length, shape, and notch pattern on the old beaters to the replacement set. If the old beaters were hard to eject or slipped during use, the mixer’s internal retaining mechanism may also need attention.