The KitchenAid KSM155GB is the glass bowl variant of the Artisan Series 5-quart tilt-head stand mixer. It features a tempered glass bowl with a lid — a popular choice for visibility while mixing. The motor, gear train, and electrical components are identical to the KSM150PS, but the bowl and some accessories are unique to this model.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

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The KSM155GB uses the same 325-watt motor, worm gear, carbon brushes, and speed control board as the KSM150PS. The key difference is the 5-quart tempered glass bowl (part W10787372) and its matching lid. The glass bowl requires glass-specific beaters with a slightly different coating — confirm compatibility before ordering stainless bowl accessories.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Glass bowl cracked or chipped: Replace with W10787372 — do not use a damaged glass bowl.

Bowl lid broken or missing: Lid is a separate part — search KSM155GB bowl lid.

Grinding noise: Worm gear worn — replace with grease pack.

Mixer shuts off: Carbon brushes worn — replace both brushes.

Speed erratic: Speed control board failure.

✓ Key Features & Specifications

Model: KSM155GB | Series: Artisan Glass Bowl | Type: Tilt-Head

Bowl: 5-Quart Tempered Glass with Lid | Motor: 325 Watts | Speeds: 10

Attachment Hub: Standard KitchenAid Power Hub

✓ Buying Options

OEM Parts: Original KitchenAid factory parts — exact fit, full manufacturer specifications.

XPart Aftermarket: Premium aftermarket replacements engineered to OEM specifications. XPart aftermarket replacement parts are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by KitchenAid or any OEM manufacturer.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

W10787372 (Glass Bowl) | W10916114 (Worm Gear) | W10490648 (Carbon Brush Set) | W10119326 (Speed Control Board) | W10820039 (Grease Pack) | W10672878 (Flat Beater) | W10672879 (Dough Hook) | W10672880 (Wire Whip)

✓ Installation Tips

Unplug before any repair. When replacing the glass bowl, inspect the bowl locking tabs on the base for wear — a worn tab causes the glass bowl to wobble and can lead to cracking. Handle the glass bowl with care during installation; always seat it fully before lowering the mixer head.

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