Hobart HL200C Mixer - Page 7 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

If it is a three phase machine, could be running backwards.

If this is it, it is a speed drive. It increases the speed of an attachment hub 3 times the normal speed usually used with a 9" vegetable slicer.

Of course there are spares for Hobart mixers. They have been supplying spares for these machines for many, many years. We have an A20 (which is slightly smaller) and this, although it is about 40 years old, it is still supported.

Get some CRC into the top between shaft and paddle socket and in and around that driving lug on the side. Then grasp the paddle with a hand on either side and rock (turn) it back and forth as forcefully as you can until it starts to come free. Eventually it will start to move and you will be able to remove it. Polish the shaft and scrape out the hole, it is flour that has wafted in there that has tightened it up, it packs & embeds itself into the aluminium paddle.

I see Hobart L800 & M 802 but not an M 800 Give these a try http://www.sharpteksupply.com/ http://www.kitchenstuff.com/hobart-mixers

the paint is chipping off of my commercial mixer and I need to have it repainted is there someplace that does that

Take a look at: http://www.diversewebsitesolutions.com.au/hf/manuals/FOOD%20PREP/MIXERS/CURRENT%202011%20MIXERS/HOBART%20HL600/HOBART%20HL600%20MIXER%20TECHNICAL%20AND%20SERVICE%20INFORMATION/

Motor stator is installed backward turn it around and this should correct the problem.

hold it in place ??

There is likely a nameplate with a wiring diagram inside. Without being familiar with the specific model, I can't tell you where. If you can find it, it will show both 460 and 230 volt configurations. Regardless, you will find inside the wiring box (where the conduit comes into the mixer) there are four wires corresponding to two windings - for 460 volts, the windings are wired in series. For 230 volts, they should be wired in parallel.

The windings inside the motor are heating up from either a prolonged over load from too much or too thick ingredients in the bowl or there is a short in the motor. Either way Hobart has replacement parts available.

I have had my Kitchen Aid since 2003 and never had this problem. If this has happened to you more than once, I would call Kitchen Aid and explain the issue to them. My sister had an Issue with her new Kitchen Aid and they had her bring it for service and they replaced it with a NEW mixer. Kitchen Aid is very good with brand accountability.

http://www.hobart.com.mx/pdf/CatPartes/F43022B_lk.pdf Page 36 at this link.

How many liters of oil for what?

Polarity on the incoming line is incorrect. You will need to swap the red and black wire in the panel box. If you are not experienced with electricity have an electrician perform this for you..

Sounds like the polarity. Easily corrected by swapping the red and black position of the wires inside the plug. Make sure there are no other power sources feeding the unit before removing the plug.(the white and green wires should not be moved. Easy way to remember wiring a three phase plug. Most are labeled on the inside of the plug with GXYZ. G is always the green ground wire. X-red (Indians were here first), Y- white ( then came the white man) Z- black ( then the black man)

My Hobart had a switch on the side to change Gears... 3 Different Speeds

it's made to be used around food so i don't think you can just pack it with bearing grease. if your smelling that kinda grease dont eat the food your mixing

Take the back cover off the motor and then there will be four nuts that hold on the back bearing cage of the motor. After removing that, you will find 7 large screws in beside the motor that remove the gearbox.

I need a gear helicoidal of mixer Hobart h600