Need a parts breakdown for the Hobart Steakmaster 401, which was donated to our school. The motor does not run and when I opened the bottom several parts fell out.

have you tried to replace the contactor and see if that helps at all? If there is another issue like a bad switch contact then you can still replace that becuase some of those parts are universal

Hi, I just received an older 1612 Hobart, and fixed the same problem.

First i disassembled the linkage from the bottom, then i used a propane torch to heat the rods and the aluminum castings (carefully, bring the temp till it is hot to the touch) Hammering doesnt work well so i made a piece of pine appx 1x1" with a notch to use as a pry stick. put a thin piece of plywood against the casting so you dont crack the housing, as it is thin alum.

Worked for me, take your time

Type the name and model and coollectibles in the search bar at the top of the page. See what you can find out.

It is a thermistor and the value should be approximately 100k ohms at room temp.
You can substitute a pair of 100k ohm resistors to allow operation but to actually get the protector board to function as designed you will need the ~100k ohm thermistor with the correct temp / resistance curve bonded into the stator.
An option would be to use a standard motor starter for the protection although the wiring gets a bit tricky with the relays, aux switches and the reversing contactor.
Another option would be to imbed / affix a klixon type overload into the windings and wire this in series with your 100k ohm resistor.
This will still allow the board to indirectly protect the motor.

PHIL SMITH HOW DO YOU CHANGE THE BLADE ON HOBART SLICER 1712??

Try this link;
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/applianceshvac/mixer-parts/index.html

please e-mail [email protected] and tell us what manual you need we will be glad to help

Put the work bowl, lid, and pusher on one piece at a time - handle of work bowl faces the front of the food processor, hollow feed tube faces the back, and the sliding lock switch on pusher sleeve faces the front. Should turn on.

If it doesn't, test the motor - remove the work bowl and other parts completely. Plug the base in and turn it on, and use a pen to push in the dark grey or black button on top of the base - if it spins, the motor is still good - you may just need a replacement part. If it doesn't make a sound, it needs to be sent in to Cuisinart for repair.

you can go here to get parts.

http://www.maar.com.au/

http://www.magimix-spares.co.uk/Magimix-5100-lid,-main-bowl-and-pusher-/products/1059/

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Link for Magimix Spare Parts Page
http://www.maar.com.au/en-us/magimixparts.html

Link for Magimix Spare Parts for Model 5100
http://www.maar.com.au/en-us/magimix5100.html
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