KitchenAid KSB1332BM0 blender Parts

Yes. For the KitchenAid KSB1332BM0 blender, the Personal jar, Small batch jar, lids, blade assembly, and lid center cap are dishwasher-safe on the top rack, and the main blender jar can be cleaned on the bottom rack. See the cleaning section in the KSB1332BM0 owner's manual.

What can go in the dishwasher (and where)

• Personal jar: top rack
• Small batch jar: top rack
• Lids: top rack
• Blade assembly: top rack
• Lid center cap: top rack
• Blender jar: bottom rack

Quick placement guide

Item	Dishwasher rack	Notes
Blender jar	Bottom	More room, stronger spray
Blade assembly	Top	Helps protect edges and finish
Lids and center cap	Top	Reduces warping risk

What we recommend you do before washing

• Empty the jar completely and rinse out thick residue.
• Separate removable pieces (lid, center cap, blade assembly) so water can reach all surfaces.
• Place small parts securely so they do not flip and trap water.
• Let parts dry fully before reassembling to prevent odors.

Easy hand-clean option (fast daily cleaning)

If you prefer not to run the dishwasher, fill the jar about halfway with warm water, add 1 to 2 drops of dish soap, secure the lid, then run at speed 3 for about 15 to 20 seconds. Empty and rinse.

Why it matters

Correct rack placement helps prevent warping, protects the blade assembly, and keeps seals and plastic parts fitting properly so your blender runs smoothly and leaks less over time.

Last updated: February 2026

Yes. For KitchenAid blender model KSB1332BM0, KitchenAid supports ordering accessories and replacement parts, and we also stock common replacement parts for this model so you can restore performance (jar fit, blending power, and safe operation) without replacing the whole blender.

How to order the right replacement part

We recommend using the parts list and diagrams in the KSB1332BM0 owner's manual to confirm the exact part name and where it installs before you order.

Common steps that prevent wrong-part orders:

• Match your model number exactly: KSB1332BM0
• Identify the failed area (jar, blade, base, control, cord)
• Compare the part name and ID, not just a photo
• Check whether the issue is wear (coupling) or a sealed assembly (blade or jar)
• Replace mounting hardware if it is stripped or damaged

Popular replacement parts we carry for KSB1332BM0

These are some of the most frequently replaced items for this KitchenAid blender:

Symptom	Part to check	Example part ID from our list
Motor runs but blades do not spin	Drive coupling	W11627528
Leaks, poor blending, or damaged blades	Blade assembly	W11214646
Cracked jar, loose fit, or worn jar interface	Jar assembly	W11425705
Intermittent power or damaged plug	Power cord	W11226929

If you already know what failed, these direct replacements are a good starting point:

• Blender drive coupling W11627528
• Blade assembly W11214646
• Jar assembly W11425705

Why it matters

Using the correct KitchenAid replacement part for KSB1332BM0 helps the blender couple the motor to the blade correctly, reduces leaks and vibration, and prevents repeat failures caused by mismatched jar or blade components.

Last updated: February 2026

For KitchenAid model KSB1332BM0 blender parts, we recommend using the model-specific parts list and diagrams to identify the exact replacement you need, then ordering the part directly. For warranty or service-policy questions, contact Sears PartsDirect support and have your model number ready.

Best way to get the right part for KSB1332BM0

Use these steps to avoid ordering the wrong item:

• Confirm the full model number: KSB1332BM0
• Use the exploded-view diagrams to match the part location
• Compare the part name and part ID before ordering
• Check any notes in the KSB1332BM0 owner's manual
• If the blender runs but does not blend, inspect the coupling and blade area first

Common replacement parts for this model

If you already know what failed, these are frequently replaced on KSB1332BM0:

• Blade assembly W11214646 (dull blades, leaks at the jar base, damaged cutter)
• Jar assembly W11425705 (cracked jar, jar will not seat or locks poorly)
• Blender drive coupling W11627528 (motor runs but blades do not turn)

Quick comparison: what to do

Need	Best next step
Identify the correct replacement part	Use diagrams and the KSB1332BM0 owner's manual
Buy a model-specific replacement part	Order from the KSB1332BM0 parts list
Warranty or service-policy questions	Contact Sears PartsDirect support

Why it matters

Using the correct model-specific part (for example, the blade assembly, jar assembly, or drive coupling) helps restore performance and prevents fit issues that can cause leaks, noise, or poor blending.

Last updated: March 2026

To disassemble the blade on your KitchenAid KSB1332BM0 blender, unplug the blender first, remove the jar from the base, then separate the blade assembly from the jar by turning it counterclockwise. Handle the blade carefully; the edges are sharp.

Safety first (do this every time)

• Turn the control dial to (O) and wait for the blade to fully stop.
• Unplug the blender before removing the jar or touching the blade area.
• Wear cut-resistant gloves or use a thick towel for grip.
• Work over a towel on a stable counter to prevent slipping.
• Keep small parts (seals, rings, caps) together so reassembly is correct.

Typical disassembly steps (jar-style blade assembly)

1. Remove the blender jar and lid.
2. Turn the jar upside down.
3. Unscrew the blade assembly from the bottom of the jar (most assemblies loosen counterclockwise).
4. Lift off the blade assembly and set it aside.
5. Separate any gasket or sealing ring only if you are replacing it or deep-cleaning.

If your KSB1332BM0 uses a personal jar or small batch jar, the manual procedure is the same idea: the blade assembly secures to the jar by rotating clockwise to tighten, so you rotate counterclockwise to remove. See the KSB1332BM0 owner’s manual for the exact jar and blade assembly handling steps.

When to replace the blade assembly instead of taking it apart

If the blade is leaking, wobbling, or the bearings feel rough, replacement is the reliable fix.

Symptom	Most likely cause	Best next step
Leaks under jar	Worn seal or cracked assembly	Replace the blade assembly
Loud grinding	Bearing wear	Replace the blade assembly
Poor blending	Dull or damaged blade	Replace the blade assembly

For a correct-fit replacement, use the model-matched blade assembly W11214646.

Why it matters

Correct blade removal prevents stripped threads, jar damage, and leaks. It also keeps you safe; the manual emphasizes unplugging before removing the jar and waiting for the blender to fully stop.

Last updated: February 2026

For your KitchenAid blender model KSB1332BM0, the model reference number is on the appliance identification label on the blender base (not on the jar). We use that exact model number to match the correct parts list, diagrams, and service information.

Where to look on the blender

Check these common label locations on KitchenAid blenders like model KSB1332BM0:

• Under the blender base (flip the unit over and look for a sticker or rating plate)
• On the bottom edge of the base near the rubber feet
• On the underside of the motor housing (near the cord exit)
• Near the power cord entry point on the base

If the label is worn, use a bright light and take a close-up photo; the model number is often printed in small text.

What the model reference number looks like

Your model reference number is the full model number string (letters and numbers). For this unit, it will match the format of KSB1332BM0.

What you might see	What it means	Use it for
Model number (example: KSB1332BM0)	Identifies the exact blender version	Correct parts and diagrams
Serial number	Identifies your specific unit	Warranty and service

For additional label examples and product documentation, use the KSB1332BM0 owner’s manual.

Why it matters

KitchenAid often makes small design changes within a product line. Using the exact model reference number helps us ensure you get the right replacement part the first time, such as a jar assembly, blade assembly, or drive coupling.

Last updated: February 2026

Leaks on a KitchenAid KSB1332BM0 blender almost always come from the jar area: the jar not seated flat on the base, the blade/jar assembly not tightened correctly, or a worn sealing surface that lets liquid escape during blending. Start by cleaning and re-seating the jar and blade assembly.

Most common leak points to check

• Jar-to-blade area: residue on sealing surfaces can create a drip path.
• Blade assembly: cross-threading or uneven tightening can cause seepage.
• Overfilling: blending above the max fill line can force liquid out.
• Hot liquids: steam pressure can push liquid past seals if the lid venting is blocked.
• Cracks or chips: inspect the jar closely, especially near the bottom.

Quick fix steps (safe, no tools)

1. Unplug the blender.
2. Remove the jar and empty it.
3. Disassemble the jar and blade assembly as shown in the KSB1332BM0 owner’s manual.
4. Wash and rinse all mating surfaces; remove any pulp, seeds, or sticky residue.
5. Reassemble and tighten evenly (snug, not forced).
6. Test with water for 10 to 15 seconds before blending food again.

When a part is likely needed

If cleaning and re-seating does not stop the leak, the jar or blade assembly is typically the next suspect.

Symptom	Most likely cause	What to do next
Drips from under the jar while running	Jar or blade assembly sealing surface worn	Inspect and replace the jar or blade assembly if damaged
Leak only when jar vibrates	Jar not seated flat, jar pad worn/missing	Re-seat jar; inspect jar base contact surfaces
Leak appears as a crack line	Jar damage	Replace the jar

Model-matched parts we commonly see involved in jar leaks include the blade assembly W11214646 and a complete jar assembly W11425705.

Why it matters

A leak can let liquid reach the base, which can cause slipping, messy operation, and premature wear on drive components. Fixing the seal early helps protect the motor and electronic control.

Last updated: February 2026