Hobart N50 Stand Mixer - Page 6 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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That is a very expensive unit and you should contact the OEM at https://www.hobartcorp.com/contact-us

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1026745/Hobart-Hl200.html

Looks to be a drift pin missing. See parts diagrams in above manual.

Free manual mentions 4 oz. lubricate included with it at purchase, if that is the oil you need. Perhaps contact vendors as well as manufacturer.

Try this. Take two flat blade screwdrivers and slip the blades between the planetary and the mixer body (on opposite sides) pry it off. This has worked for me.

It sounds like either a partly stripped gear or a broken driving pin. If it is one of those options though I'm surprised it has not stopped completely.

one of two issues: -either it has started pulling more amps than needed after many years of faithful service, or -you now have something else plugged into the same circuit that is causing the circuit to trip in either case, you will need an electrician to inspect and verify with multimeter (unless you know how to do so yourself). try unplugging any new items you may have purchased since just before the issues started

Try a Commercial Kitchen equipment repairer or supplier. They may have what you are chasing.

FROM FIXYA "Just give Hobart a call, and they should be able to help you (if you're in warranty, sometimes even for free!). Their phone number (according to their website, www.hobartcorp.com ) is 1-888-4HOBART (1-888-446-2278) "------

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Can you locate the motor?

See parts manual at link below. It doesn't show exactly where the cap is mounted but you should be able to follow leads from the motor to capacitor.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.hobart.co.kr/data_file/3D300Q794.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjS282GguvfAhUL4YMKHctCDJ8QFjABegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw1jczTOGy4VQ3CtATMnJEQZ

try googling that.

You have lost 1st gear. The gearbox will require dismantling and replacement of the 1st gear part (diving key) if they are still avaliable. I wouldrecommend contacting yout local hobart call center and speaking to their technical team about the age and probability of parts

There is a small diving key in the gearbox that has most likely snapped. If this is an old model a200 then this part may not be avaliable any more. You would need to contact your local hobart service center to find out if the parts are avaliable still. These are fantastic machine that will work forever and a year, they certainly don't build them like those anymore

Try www.partstown.com or www.heritageparts.com

After the pin is removed, place a flat-blade screw driver at opposite sides of the planetary in the small gap between it and the housing. Gently pry off the planetary.

what ever the grease is used it must be food grade grease even though the mixer is old, the grease and oils will still be the same and may even be better than original specs what is more important is the replacement of the shaft seals to prevent lubricant leakage

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