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Rival Ice cream makers

Official Rival ice cream maker parts

The average lifespan of a Rival ice cream maker is seven years. However, Rival ice cream makers have been known to last upwards of 20 years when properly cared for. Proper maintenance of your Rival ice cream maker can help it last longer. Find the Rival ice cream maker parts you need to keep your machine in top shape at Sears PartsDirect.

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Stand Mixer Ice Cream Maker Attachment Adapter 9707760

Stand Mixer Ice Cream Maker Attachment Adapter

Part #9707760
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Dasher WP9709415

Dasher

Part #WP9709415
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Bowl Assembly 9707962

Bowl Assembly

Part #9707962
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Stand Mixer Ice Cream Maker Attachment Drive Assembly (replaces Wp9707961) 9707961

Assembly

Part #9707961

Replaced by #W11022724

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Solutions to potential Rival ice cream maker issues

  1. Ice cream won't thicken—This usually occurs when the ice cream was not frozen for long enough. If a sufficient amount of time has passed and the cream still won't thicken, you should try placing the bowl farther back in the freezer for optimal cooling.
  2. The ice cream is too soft—If the ice cream is too soft after being fully prepared, this might be caused by the mix of ingredients. Try checking the recipe to ensure accuracy. If the recipe was followed and the ice cream is still too soft, it's still possible to experiment with new ratios until a better result is achieved.
  3. The motor won't turn—If the motor stops or begins turning slowly, it's important to check for ice buildup right away. If ice is impeding the motor, it's vital to unplug the maker and scoop out the ice. The motor will burn out if it's left to struggle for too long.

Troubleshooting Rival ice cream maker parts

An ice cream maker that gets cold but doesn't freeze your treat can be quite a frustrating thing to work with. It's always good practice to check the power supply before anything else. If everything is plugged in, you may need to replace one or more of the following parts.

  1. Freezer—The core of the unit can sometimes lose its insulation factor over time. If the freezer is more than five years old, it may be worth upgrading to a newer version.
  2. Motor—The ice cream will often become too thick and begin straining the motor. If the motor begins to turn slowly, a replacement is in order. You may be able to increase how long the motor lasts by cleaning the unit regularly to avoid frequent buildup.
  3. Thermostat—The thermostat is a key component to ensuring the ice cream is at a perfect temperature. If the sensors on the thermostat give out, the ice cream may never reach its intended thickness. The thermostat should be checked when all other parts seem to be working fine.

Sears PartsDirect has the Rival ice cream maker parts you need to keep the appliance in top shape

Rival ice cream makers typically last for many years without having any problems but parts can eventually wear out or break. When that happens, trust Sears PartsDirect to have the Rival ice cream maker parts you need to fix the machine.