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Taylor C712 beater overload keeps occuring

How do i fix the problem, I keep pushing the reset button and the viscosity is set at 3.9...

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Somethings grounding the power to make the reset to pop, could be a bad motor locking up, the reason that reset pops is to keep from shocking you, or causing a fire

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Standby Mode deactivates the beater and keep the ice cream cold. When you come off Standby, the ice cream warms a little and the beater starts. You can be in standby Mode as long as you like, It keep the ice cream mix in peak condition. There will be a short delay in serving the next customer.

Standby (US and Canada Only) During long no-sale periods it becomes necessary to warm product in the freezing cylinder to approximately 35°F to 40°F (1.7°C to 4.4°C) to prevent overbeating and product breakdown. When the STANDBY button is pressed, the light comes on, indicating the cylinder temperature retention system (CTR) has been activated. In the Standby mode, the Wash, Pump, and Auto functions are automatically canceled. The Mix Ref function is automatically locked in to maintain the mix in the cabinet. To resume normal operation, press the AUTO button. When the machine cycles off, product in the freezing cylinder will be at serving viscosity.

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I have to keep pushing the reset button to freeze ice cream

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I have a Taylor C707-23 that is freezing the product in the barrel and not dispensing. Then the drive motor trips. Had the sensor probe changed same thing.

If this is an ongoing problem that you have had for a while, it sounds as though your viscosity may be set too high. You can adjust the viscosity by removing the 4 screws that hold the face plate on. You will see 3 potentiometers. You want the left most potentiometer. It Should be labeled "Viscosity". You need a tiny screwdriver to turn it. Turn it counter clockwise about 1/16th of a turn. If your Ice Cream is already frozen, You will have to let it cycle a few times before the ice cream reaches consistency. If its liquid, then you will know as soon as the machine finishes the initial freeze down cycle.

If this is a new problem, then it is highly likely that your beater motor is going bad. To check this you would want to test the amperage of the motor when you initially draw product from the machine. A single phase 1.5HP motor in the taylor ice cream machines should not draw more than 7 amp on an initial draw right after freeze down. Its normal to draw around 6 amps then drop for a few second. In order to trigger the reset, the beater motor has to draw more than 6.3 amps for an extended period of time. Your reset may be set higher than 6.3 but that is average.
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Taylor c712 with pumps one side sounds like it is pumping and looks like its pumping but when you use it there is no mix in the barrel

Hi Megan,
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.
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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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