Electronics Access (Hall Sensor, Control Board, Motor Lead And Speaker) - KitchenAid KSB5010 Service & Repair Manual

Electronics Access (Hall Sensor,
Control Board, Motor lead and
Speaker)
17. Remove the insulation from the unit by maneuvering
the motor wires through the split in the material and
pulling the insulation frame away from the front of
the motor (Fig. 16).
Fig. 16) Remove the insulation from around the motor
18. Using a small flat blade screwdriver as an aide,
release the tab that secures the hall sensor to the
motor housing (Fig. 17).
Fig. 17) Release and remove the hall sensor from its mount
19. Remove the (2) 8-32 x .540 screws that secure the
electronic control circuit board to the surround (Fig.
18).
Note: Do not cut the cable tie that is on the electronic
control circuit board.
Fig. 18) Remove the 2 screws that secure the electronic
control circuit board
20. Carefully lift the board out of the unit enough to be
able to unplug both the motor and power cords from
the circuit board. Each plug has a tab that needs to
be depressed while removing the plugs from the
board (Figs. 19 & 20).
Fig. 19) Remove the motor wire harness from the electronic
control circuit board
Fig. 20) Remove the power cord connector from the
electronic control circuit board
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