I have a vintage Hamilton Beach Drinkmaster (model 30) that I purchased at an auction. When I got it home, I noticed that it wouldn't turn on consistently, and when it did, resting my hand on the top of it would result in a small shock (not particularly painful, but uncomfortable and surprising). Does it need to be rewired, or is it something more complicated? I would love to tackle it myself, but I would also like someone to tell me if it make more sense to pay someone else to do it.

Donald DCruz

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• Posted on Oct 01, 2010

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Get help from the following site:

www.hamiltonbeach.com

www.hamiltonbeach.com/???drink-mixers-drinkmaster.html


www.music.manualsonline.com/ex/mfg/headline/m/???hamilton_???beach/d/classic%???2Bdrinkmaster%2B-%2

Gary

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• Posted on Jan 19, 2011

SOURCE: hamilton beach drinkmaster 30

You have to put the metal container under the upper lip, which completes the on/off switch. (will start the motor right away if everything is working properly)

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You may be able to order your stirring rod online fom the following site:

http://www.abtecparts.com/hamilton_beach_drink_mixer.htm

Recommend you check with the supplier to make sure the available stirring rod is compatible with your model.