Exactly what I needed to give me the confidence to clean the spaghetti attachment, also the daughter in the background adds hilarious commentary throughout
I cleaned all 3 of my attachments this morning and it was amazing how much stuff came out after taking them apart. Thank you again for an excellent video.
Thank you so much for this video 👍 just done my cleaning 1st one was the longest. Missed one step. Hahaha 🤣 Life saver. Why can’t Kitchenaid review the design and easy removal of left over pasta in the maker. Probably the Designer wasn’t into pasta making or R&D failed to realised that pasta might get stuck inside 😩
Probably very late, but I also wanted to add my thanks to the list. Followed your instructions, now clean as a whistle! The only thing I would add is that I found it easier to re-install the grey "guards" with those pins with the nuts slightly tighened more after having put them in place, when I tried the first time the pins pushed the guard off the top retaining pins. By tightening the bolts after putting the guards back in it closed the gap and allowed the guards to sit properly on the top retaining pins while I inserted the clips, then just had to snug up the bolts and it was perfect. Either way, wouldn't have had the courage to try this without your instructions, so thanks!
Thank you for showing this, In my spaghetti attachment the plastic combs were not assembled correctly, and they had fallen inside the assembly. Thanks to this video I was able to get them from inside and install them properly and now they should stay in place, thanks again.
Great video. You just saved me 3 hours by not taking it all the way apart. Wondering if anyone else out there thinks these things might not be worth the hassle? Cleaning is tedious.
Thanks for your video. However, I found it is even easier than you described. First take of the end that does not have the drive shaft by removing the two screws. Pull out the spring clip that you have shown in the video. NOTE: the spring has one short and one long leg. You can now push down the end of the grey plastic guard enough to shake out the loose bits from one side. Repeat on the other side. Now put the pin back in with the long leg first catching in the groove in the plastic guard, then push the shorter pin end into its respective hole and push home. Put the end cap back on. Done.
I've seen someone sprinkle flour on the attachment (where the dough is inserted) and coat the dough in flour just before rolling or cutting. I am not sure if that was a preventative measure, for less dough getting stuck or not. It may be a great step to add.
I took it apart and got the dried pasta out, but I'm having a hard time getting the grey plastic pieces back in. I guess I don't understand how they go back in. I'm doing this on the spaghetti cutter. Any help you can offer? Thanks for the video.
Thank you for sharing. My pasta roller/cutter kit arrived yesterday. Can I wash the kit before first use ? Or does it have to be left to dry before brushing dough pieces off ? Thanks a lot in advance. 🤓
I used my pasta attachment yesterday for the first time and I am very frustrated with the amount of dough the got underneath the metal and is impossible to clean. Thanks for the tips. I’m not happy with kitchen aid at this moment. I may just cut my own noodles like my grandma did after this experience.
Wish I saw this first. I took it all apart took me 3 hours to reassemble all the parts. Had issues getting plastic back in seems tricky to line it up with pins and back support brace.
My two rollers’ distance is not equal. And the pasta sheet one side is thin and other side is thick. The roller is more close , the problem is worse. How to fix the problem? Thanks.
Many thanks man. Wanted to see someone else do it before I attempted. I must say though, watching you unscrew the screws by turning clockwise was quite unsettling until I realized the video was flipped lol.
Gee Alexander only machine it’s done that? Or you think dough too wet? I notice when dough is too wet the machines won’t work properly. What are you using to stretch your dough?
@@DanjoysHomemadePasta Only the Cappelini, malfunctioned, the other 4 attachments have no issues. I reached out to customer services but they had a 70 minute wait last week, so I will try again after the holiday.
I have a question, According to my instructions. It tells me to put mineral oil to lubricate the gears. I see the picture that it shows me but i learn better by seeing someone do that?? Thanks!
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I'm surprised kitchen aid doesn't do a better cleaning video. Thank you. You just saved my pasta maker.
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This video single-handedly saved my pasta cutter. Thank you!
Great to hear!
Thank you for sharing.
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Exactly what I needed to give me the confidence to clean the spaghetti attachment, also the daughter in the background adds hilarious commentary throughout
Thanks!! Hope it helped!
@@DanjoysHomemadePasta Yes I was able to get all the gunk out!
I cleaned all 3 of my attachments this morning and it was amazing how much stuff came out after taking them apart. Thank you again for an excellent video.
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Awesome, I’ve been looking for this exactly. Thanks for the tips!
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You saved my wife's 30 year old pasta cutter, thank you sir!
Excellent! Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for this video 👍 just done my cleaning
1st one was the longest. Missed one step. Hahaha 🤣
Life saver. Why can’t Kitchenaid review the design and easy removal of left over pasta in the maker. Probably the Designer wasn’t into pasta making or R&D failed to realised that pasta might get stuck inside 😩
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Probably very late, but I also wanted to add my thanks to the list. Followed your instructions, now clean as a whistle! The only thing I would add is that I found it easier to re-install the grey "guards" with those pins with the nuts slightly tighened more after having put them in place, when I tried the first time the pins pushed the guard off the top retaining pins. By tightening the bolts after putting the guards back in it closed the gap and allowed the guards to sit properly on the top retaining pins while I inserted the clips, then just had to snug up the bolts and it was perfect. Either way, wouldn't have had the courage to try this without your instructions, so thanks!
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Thank you for showing this, In my spaghetti attachment the plastic combs were not assembled correctly, and they had fallen inside the assembly. Thanks to this video I was able to get them from inside and install them properly and now they should stay in place, thanks again.
Your welcome!
Great video. You just saved me 3 hours by not taking it all the way apart.
Wondering if anyone else out there thinks these things might not be worth the hassle? Cleaning is tedious.
Let me know if you need help!
Worth the hassle for sure if you make fresh pasta you don’t ever wanna go back
Thanks for your video. However, I found it is even easier than you described. First take of the end that does not have the drive shaft by removing the two screws. Pull out the spring clip that you have shown in the video. NOTE: the spring has one short and one long leg. You can now push down the end of the grey plastic guard enough to shake out the loose bits from one side. Repeat on the other side. Now put the pin back in with the long leg first catching in the groove in the plastic guard, then push the shorter pin end into its respective hole and push home. Put the end cap back on. Done.
Awesome! Glad it worked out for you!
good idea to grease the gears by the way, thanks for the video.
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This was driving me nuts ahah different cutter but couldnt remember where the tensioners went. Thanks for this!
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Good job! I haven't used my pasta roller yet but I know that I will want to clean it after. Thanks for sharing! BTW-Adorable daughter!
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This just saved my pasta cutter. Thank you so much!!
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Thank you for the video it helped me a ton.
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Thank you for the great video! This will be my next project.
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Thanks 🙏🏻 the best video to clean it
Glad it helped!!!
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I've seen someone sprinkle flour on the attachment (where the dough is inserted) and coat the dough in flour just before rolling or cutting. I am not sure if that was a preventative measure, for less dough getting stuck or not. It may be a great step to add.
Flour does help but over time you will still get pasta inside the cutter.
@DanjoysHomemadePasta today mine git filled with pasta! I thought it was dry enough, turns out too wet.
Did you washed it for first time use?
No it will rust if you wash it
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Have you cleaned the roller attachment ? I am wondering how you can remove the “ button “ on one end . Thank you !
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I took it apart and got the dried pasta out, but I'm having a hard time getting the grey plastic pieces back in. I guess I don't understand how they go back in. I'm doing this on the spaghetti cutter. Any help you can offer? Thanks for the video.
Try to fast forward to the end of the video where I’m putting them back with the little clamps
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Great tip, thank you
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Thank you for sharing. My pasta roller/cutter kit arrived yesterday. Can I wash the kit before first use ? Or does it have to be left to dry before brushing dough pieces off ? Thanks a lot in advance. 🤓
Do not wash it or submerge in water.
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How did you clean it before first use???
I used my pasta attachment yesterday for the first time and I am very frustrated with the amount of dough the got underneath the metal and is impossible to clean. Thanks for the tips. I’m not happy with kitchen aid at this moment. I may just cut my own noodles like my grandma did after this experience.
Hello! It was probably the dough maybe too wet.
Danjoy’s Homemade Pasta Thanks for the tip. I’ll remember that for next time.
You welcome let me know how it turns out next time
I'm having a hard time with the cappelini attachment
Lori Pillars what is the issue?
Anyone know where to get replacement parts for these attachments? The plastic guides on the undersurface of the primary roller haves cracked.
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Wish I saw this first. I took it all apart took me 3 hours to reassemble all the parts. Had issues getting plastic back in seems tricky to line it up with pins and back support brace.
Did it work for you?
@@DanjoysHomemadePasta cutter back up and running but I won't go that far again. Was rough fix. Just ate some left overs tonight 😁
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What do I do now. I took all apart.
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My two rollers’ distance is not equal. And the pasta sheet one side is thin and other side is thick. The roller is more close , the problem is worse. How to fix the problem? Thanks.
What did you do
@@DanjoysHomemadePasta I just bought a used one. And I don’t know what happened.
Many thanks man. Wanted to see someone else do it before I attempted. I must say though, watching you unscrew the screws by turning clockwise was quite unsettling until I realized the video was flipped lol.
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manual says to lubricate with mineral oil - where do you do that?
Haven’t seen that part but I would assume in the gears
I was really hoping there’d be an easier way. No way I’m attempting that.
It’s not that hard actually!!
everytime i put the plastics back on they fall inside the device. Have you had that problem?
Im having that problem on a brand new Capelini attachment, I think it could be a defect. The teeth of the plastic are getting pulled into the metal.
Are you putting the locking devices to lock them in place correctly?
@@DanjoysHomemadePasta Happened on the 1st use, so I removed it and put it back and watched it happen again as soon as the rollers started spinning.
Gee Alexander only machine it’s done that? Or you think dough too wet? I notice when dough is too wet the machines won’t work properly. What are you using to stretch your dough?
@@DanjoysHomemadePasta Only the Cappelini, malfunctioned, the other 4 attachments have no issues. I reached out to customer services but they had a 70 minute wait last week, so I will try again after the holiday.
I have a question, According to my instructions. It tells me to put mineral oil to lubricate the gears. I see the picture that it shows me but i learn better by seeing someone do that?? Thanks!
On which attachment?
Rubbing more flour on your pasta before you roll it will prevent that problem.
Thanks for the input!
Am i the only one who noticed righty-loosey lefty-tighty? That said, I've already done this several times for mine, mostly my roller though.
Glad it worked!
Thats exactly how to clean it, as the brush they send is useless
It would be great if you do the videos in a quiet space. Just saying
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