Hobart mixer error codes

anthony james

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I know what these codes are: code 19 is that phase c is over current fault and code 23 is a motor stall fault.I would start by making sure you 3 phase wiring going into the mixer is there.I service these mixers as im a service tech for hobart.these units are very detailed and i can walk you thru some things to check but if you have an electrical problem you most likley will have to call a hobart service tech because we have special equipment to diagnose the fault.let me know it may be something simple as these mixers are usally maintenance free.

Posted on Nov 15, 2007

anthony james

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SOURCE: hobart mixer

Please be more specific of what part you need.Whats the problem with the mixer?Im a hobart tech and service these mixers often.

Posted on Feb 19, 2008

anthony james

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SOURCE: hobart 20 quart mixer

Hi im a service tech for hobart.I cant give service manuals out because i could lose my job but i can step you thru your problem with the mixer,let me know.

Posted on Aug 24, 2008

SOURCE: Need replacement motor for Hobart M-802 mixer

Hi Dan. Two options. The first is to call Hobart and ask about a temporary replacement mixer while your original motor is being rebuilt. They'll charge you for it, if they will do it at all. If Hobart is doing the rebuilding, they might give you a better price or a free loaner.

Second. eBay often lists hobart motors for sale, you might get lucky and find one quickly. Since you absolutely must have a working mixer for your business, you might consider having a spare motor on hand for just such an occaision.

If this solution has assisted you, please rate it. Good luck! ricardok45

Posted on May 05, 2009

SOURCE: oil leaking from hobart d300 mixer

DEFINITELY contact the manufacturer (Hobart) on that one. Sounds like you're having some sort of an internal problem with it (something might be cracked), and in this situation, the best way to go is to contact the manufacturer rather than try to repair it yourself. If you're still under warranty, and you try to open the machine up to fix it yourself, you could wind up VOIDING the warranty, and if you're out of warranty, most repair places won't touch a machine that you've messed with already--too much of a liability.

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)


Good luck! :)

Posted on Aug 27, 2009