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leonard gilles Posted on Nov 05, 2014
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I have taylor machine model c712, the problems is ones i draw the icecream its melted, whats is the problem of may machine?

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You have to add salt to the ice you are using to cool the machine. This will make it colder and make the ice cream harder.

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WHAT IT MEANS R-HPR THERMAL FAIL FOR TAYLOR ICE CREAM MACHINE MODEL C713

That code means the right side hopper thermistor probe has failed. That is the sensor that reads the temperature of product in the mix hopper.

This is the part you need:
http://www.softserveparts.com/i-26471492-thermistor-probe-c712-c713-barrel-stanbye-probe.html
If you order it from us, I would be happy to put a technician on the phone to help you install it yourself.

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The first thing I would do is tear the machine down, sanitize and rebuild and properly lubricate everything. If you have a spare kit, you should install all new pump o rings and seals (Parts 4, 5, 6, 8 and 14 in the schematic). Hopefully, it is either improperly lubricated o ring, or a worn out seal and that will fix it.

The plastic pump parts do wear out over time (Parts 3 and 4) and so do the stainless steel pump sleeves (Part 1). If seals and lubrication don't correct the issue, you can start looking closer at the pump parts.

I have the tune up kit available here.
http://www.softserveparts.com/i-26471781-x49463-81tune-up-kit-for-taylor-c712.html

Schematics of the pumps are here with prices and part numbers.
http://www.softserveparts.com/p-37364-exploded-parts-views-for-taylor-c712.html


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I have a C712 taylor soft serve and we have one side somehow mixing in to the other ??? how is this happening ???

The separate flavors only meet at the center draw valve of the freezer door. That valve should have an H-type seal that looks like 2 connected o rings. If you haven't replaced this seal 034698 Large Basket Seal, it could be the problem. You can buy the seal individually or as part of a kit.

You can also try to make sure that the viscosity of the product is even, you don't want one side to be noticeably softer than the other.

The other possibility is there is a problem with the mix pumps. First try replacing all of the seals and gaskets. Use this kit X49463 81Tune up kit for Taylor C712. The pump parts do wear out over time including the stainless steel cylinder sleeve. If one pump was working better than the other, that could explain the mix bleeding.

If none of that takes care of the problem let me know. [email protected]



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