WP9706648 9706648 fits for KitchenAid Whirlpool Stand Mixer Speed Control

Fit and work great for my Kitchen aid pro 600. Designators on the PCB is also easier to connect the wire correctly. There is no knob though.

It works as it should, just unplug your 5 wires from the old circuit board and follow the wording to put it back on. One wire will not be used and you will only have 4 wires to put back on.

Kitchenaid mixer control would not make a connection (occasionally) had to wiggle lever to get it to work. Ordered this item which was an exact match. Removed 4 screws, installed new switch, mixer works fine.

Considering that this is covered by Amazon, and therefore everything that could go wrong will be handled by Amazon's excellent customer service, I would still recommend purchasing this board. Of course that recommendation is solely based on the relatively low price at the time I made my purchase ($37+/-). The only good thing about this is that it is indeed an OEM FSP board; It fit and works with my KitchenAid Pro 600 (KP26) just fine, and fixed my speed control issue. However, the Part number on the board I received is NOT the same as the part number of the board pictured. The board pictured has Part No W10673460 Rev-B, the board I received has Part No W10814992 Rev.B. It works, so no harm no foul. However, that is not the end of the story. The biggest issue is that there is no knob attached to the control arm, which I will go into further detail about later (there are solutions). But the first problem I noticed is that the board was shipped in a flimsy bubble mailer, with an old scrap of larger bubble wrap loosely wrapped around the board. This is NOT appropriate handling for shipping an electronic board. I am surprised that the board survived the shipping to me, though it did, so again no hard no foul. And you have Amazon to cover you, so I guess you can roll these dice with relatively little risk, but I still don't like it. The bigger bubble wasn't even taped, and the board had partially slipped out of it in the package; just horrible handling. The next thing I noticed wasn't until I actually had the board in my KitchenAid and went to attach the leads to the board: there was scarring on at least two of the connectors on the board which is indicative that I was not the first person to use the board... Whatever, same story no harm no foul. If the board hadn't worked Amazon would have covered it. But yeah, I'd like a new board, like I ordered. The biggest issue is that, as other customers have noted, the board I received also DID NOT come with the plastic knob on the control arm. I thought this didn't matter, as the faulty board I'm replacing has a knob on it... Then I tried to get the knob off the old control arm, and noticed it wouldn't budge. A quick search on repair forums informed me that these knobs are "welded" to the metal arms, and can't be replaced. There also are NOT replacement knobs being manufactured by KitchenAid/Whirlpool, or any other OEM source. So that leaves you 3-D printing your own replacement, or ordering over-priced 3-D printed knobs online (most of which are not following the original design). This is all bad news as far as I'm concerned. However, there is a silver lining (if you have an old knob at your disposal) you can melt the knob off of the old control arm and quickly attach it to the control arm on the new board. There are two ways to do this. The method I found from another customer was to buy an entire replacement speed control arm with the knob attached (it doesn't fit this board, it is a long metal arm that fits a different model), and use a heat gun (I don't think a hair dryer would be hot enough) to heat the metal until the knob starts to melt and loosen. DO NOT apply heat directly to the knob, it'll just melt and the whole project will be a wash. But I already had a knob on my old speed control board, and the metal arm is super short, so I couldn't use a heat gun. Instead I used a soldering iron set to 300C (roughly 573F) which I held against the metal arm, close to the plastic knob, for a minute or two, until the knob loosened and I was able to quickly pull it off and stick it onto my new control board while the plastic was still semi-molten. Voila! Like new (almost). All-in-all I am happy to have found a "new" speed control board for about half the price that I would have payed elsewhere (for an actually new board). I am going off the knowledge that plenty of machines work for decades without ever suffering a speed control board failure, so even if this board saw significant use (beyond a 30 day return) it should still hold up and continue to work for many years to come. At the end of the day you have to decide for yourself if the risks are worth saving $40+/-. Considering that Amazon mitigates most, if not all, of the risk I would probably go for ordering the board here again.

Perfect fit! The wire connections were in slightly different places, but they fit great.

works well

Does the intended job. Looks OEM. Quick easy fix. Pro tip: if your old control was malfunctioning due to intermittent signal you don't need to replace the board, unplug your mixer, remove the board, carefully disassemble the the slider (inside a ziplock bag... there are springs), clean and reassemble, (use isopropyl alcohol NOT acetone).

Works fine. A+

Worked very well and was labeled where to put wires as well so was easy to instal

No hay mucho que decir es compatible para las marcas mencionadas en la publicación, una diferencia es que el sensor de velocidad viene soldado a la placa aún que esto no le resta nada, feliz con el precio y la batidora ya lleva meses funcionando sin problema.

Quedó perfecto a mi batidora kitchen aid KP26M1XWH....lo único malo esque la perilla no la trae pero se puede usar la anterior...funciona muy bien