Kenwood kitchen machine: handbook

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Content:

1. Introduction
2. Kitchen machines
3. Medium speed socket
4. High speed socket
5. Low speed socket
6. Planetary nest
7. Bowls
8. Little things
9. Retro nozzles
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Introduction

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Kenwood Kitchen Machines

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The main goal of this topic is to understand the names and compatibility of attachments. And also what parts the attachments consist of, so that, if necessary, know by which code or article number to look for the desired part.

But Kenwood has many variants of cars, and, accordingly, names.
Some names mean the same car, but different configurations. Some are different classes of cars. Therefore, there is a need to put everything on the shelves here.

Main lines of machines
The main lines are all machines with 4.6L bowls. and 6.7 liters.
In addition to the size of the bowl, they differ in technical characteristics, class and equipment.

Separate lines of machines
There are two lines of cars that do not fit into the basic concept of “small 4.6 liters. and large 6.7 liters. bowl".

These are the two starting machines - Prospero and Multi One.
And a separate machine, positioned only as a planetary mixer - kMix.

🔗 Medium speed socket

This nest is represented by one single attachment.

🔗 Kenwood AT647 food processor

The socket is available on the 70, 80 and 90 induction Cooking Chef models. And in the old Major and Chef series (in those days when "major" meant a car with a large bowl, and "chief" meant a small bowl).

Kenwood recently ditched the mid-speed socket entirely, moving the food processor to the high-speed socket.

🔗 High speed socket

All attachments in this socket fit all machines main line

🔗 Food processor Kenwood KAH647

🔗 Mini chopper Kenwood AT320

🔗 Blender Kenwood KAH358 / KAH358gl / AT358

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🔗 Citrus press Kenwood AT312

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🔗 Low speed socket

The socket underwent a change a couple of years ago - the beam system (pin) was replaced by a threaded (hex) system.

Using adapters, you can put old attachments on new machines, and vice versa.

Low Speed Socket Adapters

Most nozzle names AT changed to KAX.
For example, the AT950 meat grinder (with a pin) became KAX950 (with a hexagon).
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🔗 Cube cutter Kenwood MGX400 / KAX400 / KAX400PL

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🔗 Mill for cereals and grain Kenwood AT941 / KAX941

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🔗 Planetary nest

The attachments of this socket are suitable for machines main line... But you need to keep track of the size of the bowl - the information for each nozzle will indicate which one is for machines with a bowl of 4.6 liters, and which one is for machines with a bowl of 6.7 liters.

🔗 Hooks (Kenwood dough hook)

🔗 Whisk (Kenwood Balloon Whisk)

🔗 K-shaped nozzle (Kenwood K-beater)

🔗 Flexi with silicone edges (Kenwood Flexi Beater)

🔗 Nozzle for gentle mixing and aeration (Kenwood Folding Tool, Delicat mix)

🔗 Sieve wipers Kenwood AT930 / KAB930 and AT992 / KAB992

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For induction machines only!

🔗 Steamer (Kenwood Steamer Basket)

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Food processor Kenwood AT647 and KAH647

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They differ only in the axis, which is placed on the nest.

KAH647 - KW715664 axis (high speed socket)
AT647 - KW714245 axle (medium speed socket)
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All other details are the same:
1. Bowl KW715905
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2. Cover KW714235
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3. Pusher KW714236
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4. Main knife KW714237
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5. Disc No. 1 - grater for potato pan KW715906
old code KW714238
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6. Disc No. 2 - fine grater KW715907
old code KW714239
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7. Disc No. 3 - coarse grater KW715908
old code KW714240
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8. Disc No. 4 - fine shredder KW715909
old code KW714241
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9. Disc No. 5 - large shredder KW715910
old code KW714242
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10. Disc number 6 - disc for julienne KW715911
old code KW714244
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Mini chopper Kenwood AT320

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1. Mini chopper knife assembly - KW697750

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2.Knife without base and O-ring - KW697748

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3. Base without knife - KW697786

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4. Set of 2 cups - KW697736

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5. Lid for cups - KW697774

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6. O-rings (sold in packs of 3) - KW676756

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Low speed socket adapters.

1. Kenwood KAT002ME
Article - AW20011007

Old attachments for new cars.

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2. Kenwood KAT001ME
Article - AW20011006

New attachments for old cars.

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Blender Kenwood KAH358 / KAH358gl / AT358
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There have been a great many blenders in the history of Kenwood kitchen machines. Narrow, wide, iron, glass, plastic, transparent, not transparent. It makes no sense to list them all, except for the current main model and its predecessor.

At the moment, this is a large, glass, heat-resistant Kenwood KAH358 blender, or at the end it can still be written gl, abbreviated from glass glass.

It differs from the previous model AT358 only with an updated knife, and a stirring stick was added, under which the cover was changed.

The AT358 can be turned into a KAH358 simply by purchasing a knife, stick and cover, and vice versa.

Interchangeable parts between KAH358 and AT358:
1. New knife KW715660
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2. Old knife KW713794
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3. New cover (with a recess for a stick) assembly KW715607
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4. Old cover assembly KW713795
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5. Stirring paddle KW715661
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Identical parts:
6. Glass beaker KW713790
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7. Base without knife KW716099
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8. O-ring lower (for knife) KW713793
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9. O-ring upper (on the cover) KW712612
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Additionally:
Base with old knife KW713791
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Old cover without plug and O-ring KW713797
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Old cover plug KW713796
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Citrus press Kenwood AT312
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1. Reducer KW697712
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2. Bowl KW697700
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3. Cone KW675790
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4. Sieve

Unfortunately, the sieve cannot be found.
If there is, I will add.

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Cube cutter Kenwood MGX400 / KAX400 / KAX400PL
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Model KAX400 (KAX400PL - the same, the prefix PL means plastic) - for machines with a new fastening system (threaded hex system)
Model MGX400 - for machines with old fastening system (beam system - pin)

The attachments are different only by reducer.
When changing machines, it is enough to buy another gearbox or adapter.
Cm. Low Speed Socket Adapters

1. Reducer for MGX400 - KW714447
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2. Reducer for KAX400 - KW715961
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The rest of the details are the same:

3. The main part of KW714446
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4. Cube feeding disc KW714443
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5. Circle with lattice-knives KW714441
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6. Disc with a knife KW714440
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7. Cover with pin KW714442
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8. Pusher KW714236
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9. Residue pusher KW714444
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10. Sealing gaskets (on the cover) KW714445
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Flexi with silicone edges (Kenwood Flexi Beater)

For KM Kenwood, there were three flexi modifications - the old flexi form, the new flexi form, and an intermediate one, which was quickly abandoned.
Which flexi is better - old or new - is the subject of constant debate among owners of CM. Each form has an ardent fan base. Many people tend to have two options in order to use them in different processes, because each has undeniable advantages.

To summarize briefly the collective opinion, the pros / cons are divided as follows.

The old form, due to the fact that in the center it has jumpers, it is better to whip up a very small amount of oil, which in the new flexi can fall into the void in the center and spin there. We have to stop the CM and remove the oil from the flexi spatula.

It is believed that the old flexi form is better for kneading the dough on the cake than the new one. But the new form collects from the walls an order of magnitude better, because rubber fenders adhere more tightly to the bowl.

Having two forms, I also made a personal opinion about each.
Oil up to 70-80g old flexi, indeed, will beat better because of the jumpers in the center. More than 100g of oil - there is almost no difference, and from 150g - there is absolutely no difference which one to use.
For delicate mixing of custard and other processes using temperature (in induction), I like the new flexi better, because it collects better from the walls, preventing the food from burning, and the void in the center is also a plus.
But I could not notice the difference in kneading the cake dough. In fact, the cake mixes well with an iron K-shape.

The old form of flexi

For 6.7L bowls. - Kenwood AW44002 (or KW712224)
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For 4.6L bowls. - Kenwood AW44001 (or KW712223)
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Intermediate flexi form

This form appeared with the first KM070 induction machine.
Its main goal was to have removable rubber pads so that it could be used with sweet dishes and when cooking with hot / salty spices. But users did not like this form, and it was no longer released.
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Because She is here only for history, then I will put it under the spoiler.

Kenwood KW712867 - the name of the complete nozzle.
Kenwood KW712868 is the name of the replacement rubber fenders.
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A new form of flexi

For 6.7L bowls. - Kenwood AT502
If purchased as a separate attachment, it is sold with two rubber pads, a key and a spare pin with a spring (add link to pin difference).
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1. Plastic base KW714262
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2. Black rubber pad KW714266
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3. Gray rubber pad KW714263
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For 4.6L bowls. - Kenwood AT501
If purchased as a separate accessory, it is sold with one rubber pad, a key and a spare pin with a spring (add link to pin difference).
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1. Plastic base KW714259
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2. Gray rubber pad KW714260 (black not sold separately)
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Attention!
In England, attachments have other names - AT504 for a large bowl, and AT503 for a small bowl.

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Flexi for kMix machines - Kenwood AX500.
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It is very similar to the Flexy for 4.6L bowls, but the KM Kenwood kMix series has a 5L bowl.
Flexi for Multi-One machines

Unfortunately, the code and / or article could not be found. Everywhere there are only verbal names. Whether this attachment is suitable for the Prospero machine or only for the Multi-One is an open question.

1. Kenwood KHH326WH Creaming Beater
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2. Kenwood KHH326WH Rubber Wiper For Creaming Beater
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Sieve wipers Kenwood AT930 / KAB930 and AT992 / KAB992
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For 6.7L bowls - AT930 (old name) and KAB930 (new name)
For 4.6L bowls - AT922 (old name) and KAB922 (new name)
Both names can be found on sale.

The sieves-wipers for different sizes of bowls differ in the setting bowls / inserts and pins of the nozzle with blades.

AT (KAV) 930 is not suitable for 4.6L bowls.
AT (KAV) 922 can be installed on a 6.7 liter bowl, it will work, but still there is an opinion that a thinner pin is not useful for the socket.

For 6.7L bowls.

1. Metal insert KW238968
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2. Blade KW438647
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For 4.6L bowls.

1. Plastic insert KW444294
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2. Blade KW182858
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Wiping discs (all models are the same):

1. Disc sieve / wipe coarse KW180484
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2. Disc sieve / wipe fine KW180537
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In stores / services for sieve, codes and / or articles are rarely written, more often you can find the name just in words (description), for example, on Amazon or on ebee. So, to find the necessary part, you need to use two options - the article or the full name of the AT ... or KAB ... attachment - the search engine will give more results.

When searching on the Internet, the English spelling of the letters of the article is required. The reference book uses English names, but in other topics on our forum there is also a Russian spelling, for example AT, KAV (Russian layout) instead of AT, KAB (English).

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General information (how not to get confused in the names)
Kenwood has a lot of cars, the concept in the names has changed several times, while many old models are in use. Therefore, it will be necessary from the very beginning, but briefly.

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In the middle of the last century, the first Kenwood appeared, it was called Chef... Well, because the master chef. The first model was with a 4.6L bowl. Almost immediately there was a model with a large 6.7 liters. a bowl - and they called it Major, which in translation means - the main one.

And for a very long time, about 60 years, there was only this division:
- all models with a 4.6L bowl. - Chef
- all models with a 6.7L bowl. - Major

They could be of different classes, which was already determined by the prefixes in the name - Classic, Premier, Titanium, etc.

Cars were always produced in pairs.
For example, Classic Chef and Classic Major, or Titanium Chef and Titanium Major, etc.

Those. the choice has always been two cars of the same class, but different in the size of the bowl.

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The company developed and experimented.
Parallel lines have appeared, and even progress is not standing still - the induction model Cooking Chef, which has brought its share of confusion - like the Chef, but in the size of the Major.

As a result, the company has now come to a clear concept.
From now on, all machines in the main line (4.6L and 6.7L bowls) will be called Chef.

With a small bowl of 4.6 liters. - just Chef.
With a large bowl of 6.7 liters. - Chef XL.
And induction machines - Cooking Chef.

And already inside there will again be a classification - Sense, Classic, Elite, Titanium. Well, what else will they come up with later.

Those. now the current classification by machine class and bowl size looks like this - Classic Chef and Classic Chef XL, or Titanium Chef and Titanium Chef XL, etc.

However, since models with old names are still on sale, and for many they work fine, the transition period will take quite a long time. Many sites, even the official ones, still have Chef and Major sections, meaning cars with 4.6L cups. and 6.7 liters. respectively.

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Starting machines

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Prospero and Multi One are starter machines with 4.3L bowl.
They are immediately completed with additional attachments.

They differ in everything from the main machines.
Appearance (triangular top), size.
Even the principle of planetary mixing is different.

Nozzles from the main line do not fit them, because they have a different mount.

Prospero - Sold in one single version.
Multi One - sold in several versions (not in all countries), but the car itself is the same, the only differences are in the configuration.

Multi One came out later and is considered a development of Prospero.

Planetary mixer kMix

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kMix is a planetary mixer devoid of the redundancy of kitchen machines.
Outwardly - austere, almost retro-design, many color options, both mono color and multi-colored stripes. The name always starts with KMX, the rest of the numbers and letters in the title indicate the color. But the technical specifications are the same for all kMixes.

The kMix, in addition to the planetary socket, has only one more socket - a low-speed one.

Since the bowl of its unique size is 5L, the attachments for the planetary socket from other machines are not suitable, only special for kMix.

But the nozzles from the low-speed socket are suitable.
With the old system - through an adapter, with the new system - directly.
See section Low speed socket

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Mill for cereals and grain Kenwood AT941 / KAX941
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Model KAX941 - for machines with a new fastening system (threaded hex system)
Model AT941 - for machines with old fastening system (beam system - pin)
Cm. Low Speed Socket Adapters

Due to the different mounts, the AT941 and KAX941 differ in two details:
1a. Auger for AT941 - KW605915
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1c. Auger for KAX941 - KW716352
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2a. Main part for AT941 - KW605898
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2c. Main part for KAX941 - KW716351
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The rest of the details are the same:
3. Metal millstones (sold in pairs) - KW716353
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4. Grinding Adjustment and Clamping Ring (sold in pairs) - KW716354
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5. Loading bowl - KW716350
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Hooks (Kenwood dough hook)
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In addition to the fact that the hooks of the machines are divided according to the size of the bowl (6.7L; 4.6L; kMix, Prospero / Multione), they can also be divided into three types - spiral stainless steel, simple stainless steel, and silumin. They are equipped with cars of different classes.

All hooks in our sizes are interchangeable!
That is, for all machines with 6.7L bowls. any hook from any machine with a 6.7L bowl is suitable. And so on. Thus, you can improve the class of the car by purchasing a hook / whisk / k-shaped from a car with the same bowl size, but a higher class.

1. Professional hook - KW711659
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The best hook for machines with a 6.7L bowl. is considered a spiral hook, which was used to complete induction machines of the first generation (70th, 80th, 90th series) and also the KMP05 PRO machine (under the spoiler).

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2. Stainless steel spiral hook
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Outwardly, they are similar, but the size is different, look carefully at the code! In the photo from left to right.
6.7 l. - KW716555
4.6 l. - KW716547
kMix - KW716718

3. Simple stainless steel
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Note that the large bowl hook looks the same, only with a larger leg. In the photo from left to right.
6.7 l. - KW712203
4.6 l. - KW712209

There is also such a hook for 6.7L bowls. But the search engine issued it under the same code, which is incorrect. But once there was such a hook too.

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4. Silumin hook
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It looks like a simple iron, only the material is different. From left to right.
6.7 l. - KW712204
4.6 l. - KW712210

5. Hooks for Prospero / Multione
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Left Prospero - KW706771
Right Multione - KW715922

Several photographs of comparisons of 6.7L hooks.

- spiral induction hooks of the first generation (right) and second generation (left). Comparison by weight from LudMila - Kenwood kitchen machine: working with attachments # 5115
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- professional hook and simple iron
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- professional hook and silumin
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Whisk (Kenwood Balloon Whisk)

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Besides the fact that the corollas are divided according to the bowl size (6.7 liters; 4.6 liters; kMix, Prospero / Multione), they can also be divided into three types - lightweight corolla (fluffy with a skirt), fluffy corolla, reinforced corolla. They are equipped with cars of different classes.

All whisks of their sizes are interchangeable!

Required explanations:
one.The whisk shank has two mountings at the U base.
That is, one end is attached, the twig is bent, and the other end is attached. If it is indicated that there are 12 rods, then there will be 24 fasteners on the circle.

2. New and old code.
The design of the rim (like the geometry of the bowl) has not changed for decades. But the price of its production is changing - the cost of the corolla in 2010 and 2018 is different. When releasing a new car, Kenwood re-labels the component parts, giving them new codes. But the corollas themselves are exactly the same. Not all codes are indicated here, but only the new code and the previous one. It makes no sense to indicate very old codes, since they are no longer on sale. But the previous code comes across quite often, and may be cheaper than the new one (depends on the honesty of the store).

1. Whisk for bowls 6.7 liters.

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From left to right:
- fluffy with a skirt (12 rods) - KW712208
- fluffy (12 rods) - new KW716840, old KW712207
- reinforced (8 rods) - new KW716842, old KW711661

Comparison by weight of fluffy and reinforced corolla - Kenwood kitchen machine: working with attachments # 5115

2. Whisk for 4.6 liter bowls.

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From left to right:
- fluffy with a skirt (9 rods) - KW712212
- fluffy (5 rods) - new KW716839, old KW712211
- reinforced (4 rods) - new KW716841, old KW711660

3. kMix whisk

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- kMix whisk (8 rods) - KW710654

4. Prospero / Multione beaters

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- left Prospero (10 rods) - KW706783
- right Multione (10 rods) - KW715920

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K-shaped nozzle (Kenwood K-beater)

Beater for kneading / mixing / kneading thick mixtures - from shortcrust pastry to kneading minced meat for ham. Many cooks use it for heavy rye dough, or for pasta dough.

All K-shaped nozzles in their sizes are interchangeable!
You can replace silumin with stainless steel, thereby increasing the class of the car.

K-shaped nozzle for 6.7L bowls.

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- silumin (left) - KW714148 (old - KW712206)
- stainless steel (right) - KW712205

K-shaped nozzle for 4.6L bowls.

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- silumin (left) - KW712214
- stainless steel (right) - KW712213

K-piece for kMix

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- old code - KW710653
- new code - KW716717

K-nozzle for Prospero / Multione

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- left Prospero - KW706903
- right Multione - KW715921

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Nozzle for gentle mixing and aeration (Kenwood Folding Tool, Delicat mix)

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Unique folding motion To mix the flour into the whipped whites (eggs) so that they do not settle, you need to manually stir in the flour with a spatula, using gentle movements from bottom to top. The shape of this nozzle follows these movements. Stir in flour gradually at the lowest possible speed.

Keeps air in mixture - keeps air (oxygen) in mixtures. Therefore, it is suitable for dishes such as soufflés, and others where delicate mixing / stirring of ingredients is required. For example, beaten egg whites into a soufflé mixture, or, conversely, gently pour the liquid into the whipped egg whites. Because of this, it received an abbreviated name on the Russian-language Internet - souffleika.

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For the main line of machines (with bowls 4,6L., 6,7L.) Sold with a spare key and pin.

Kenwood AT512 and AT511

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AT512 - for any machine with a 6.7L bowl.
AT511 - for any machine with a 4.6L bowl.

For kMix

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The kMix "sufleika" is officially called the AX511.
But you can also find it by the code - KW716428 or article number AW20000005

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There is currently no such attachment for Prospero and Multione machines.

Steamer (Kenwood Steamer Basket)
For induction machines only!

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The steamer has a code - KW714715.
Consists of three parts.

1. Plastic ring - KW714716 (old - KW712882)

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2. Iron sieve - KW712883

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3. Handles - KW712884

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Stirring pad (Kenwood Stirring Tool)
For induction machines only!

Induction machines can cook a wide variety of sweet and savory foods. During the cooking process, many recipes require stirring. For example, when browning onions, or while making jam. Etc.

First generation stirring pad

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The new code is KW713836.
Old code - KW712869

In induction machines of the first generation (series 70, 80, 90 - KM070, KM080 / KM084, KM094 / KM096), the stirring head was made of stainless steel and bifurcated - the central part rotates in one direction, the curved part moves along the edge of the bowl in the other direction.

This nozzle can be put for the second generation induction machine (KCC 9040S / KCC 9060S).

Second generation stirring pad

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Stirring pad (left) - KW716605
Stirring clip (right) - KW716575

The second generation stirrer only moves one way around the edge of the bowl. Great for tempering chocolate.Due to the shape of the plastic end, the nozzle is nicknamed - butterfly attachment.

A separate socket has been developed for this attachment. Therefore, the stirring attachment can be used not only for direct stirring during cooking, but also simultaneously connected with a whisk or K-shaped attachment for better mixing / whipping. The stirring attachment must not be installed at the same time as the hook.

The stirring clip can be additionally installed on the edge of the bowl. It creates a barrier for products that rise when stirring, throwing them into the center of the bowl. The clamp can only be installed with the stirring pad. With other attachments (hook, whisk, K-shaped) - it is impossible, because will cling and break.

This nozzle can't be put for an induction machine of the first generation (series 70, 80, 90 - KM070, KM080 / KM084, KM094 / KM096).

Kenwood kitchen machine classification (table of current models)
For almost 70 years, Kenwood has produced many models of kitchen machines - different classes, configurations, etc. Small bowl machines of any class were called Chef, large bowl machines of any class were called Major. This concept has now been changed - see. General information (how not to get confused in the names)

The name of the cars began with KM, KMM, KMC, KMP, only the numbers defining the class differed. This concept has also undergone changes to make the classification more logical.

The modern line of basic machines (without induction) consists of 4 classes (each class is represented by a large bowl model and a small bowl model). Plus the induction kitchen machine, which, although special, also belongs to the main machines.

And there are two separate lines:

Kenwood's current line of basic kitchen machines for 2018.
Explanation of the table:

power: the first number refers to the model with a bowl of 4.6 liters., the second to 6.7 liters.
technical characteristics are indicated only the main ones inherent in this class of machines
nozzles: the basic complete set of whisks is indicated (covers, blades by default for all models). Any configuration can be on sale, implying basic + additional attachments. In different countries, additional equipment may differ, the basic one is the same everywhere
Sense has two modifications - ordinary (indicated in the table) and colored (not indicated)
not officially sold in Russia (as of September 2018): Elite of any size, colored Sense XL
colored Sense with a small bowl have two differences from the usual Sense with a small bowl: a glass bowl and a power of 1200w (versus 1100w)

Under the spoiler, the table is in one picture, but the original size cannot be added. Therefore, without a spoiler, cut into three parts (click on the picture, it will increase).
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Explanation of non-induction machine names (alphanumeric):

all new lines of machines without induction are called: with a bowl of 4.6 liters. - Chef <name of the series>, and with bowls 6.7 liters. Chef <series name> XL
the alphanumeric name for all new lines of machines without induction begins the same: with bowls of 6.7 liters. (XL) - KVL, with 4.6L bowls. - KVC
the first digit after KVL / KVC indicates the series. In different countries, the configuration of machines is different - there may be a machine + blender / meat grinder / juicer, etc., therefore 2-3-4 digits may differ, but the first digit is the same everywhere for its class
in one class, the first digit of a car with a large bowl is one unit higher than a car with a small bowl from the same class
for cars with a large bowl, the first digit is always even, with a small one - odd
the last letter in the name denotes a color (for example S - steel, B - blue (from English blue), W - white (white), T - for white-silver Sense, etc.). In some countries, they may not write this letter at all, or not write it to some machine.

Titanium - KVL8 ... S (XL large bowl), KVC7 ... S (small bowl)
Elite - KVL6 ... S (XL large bowl), KVC5 ... S (small bowl)
Chef - KVL4 ... S (XL large bowl), KVC3 ... S (small bowl)

Sense only introduces a bit of confusion. they have the first number like Elite. But the second figure is also decisive for them. For ordinary - 0, for colored - 1.But nevertheless, in this case, you need to be careful when choosing, in another country there may be differences.
- conventional Sense - KVL60 ... (XL large bowl), KVC50 ... (small bowl)
- colored Sense - KVL61 ... (large bowl XL), KVC51 ... (small bowl)