How do I assemble the Robot Coupe R 2 Ultra

To add the pulse button to your Robot Coupe R101, you will need to purchase the R101 Plus switch and front panel. The replacement is relatively simple and can be done by following these steps:

1. Turn off and unplug the Robot Coupe R101.
2. Remove the screws that hold the top cover in place and lift off the cover.
3. Locate the control panel on the front of the machine and remove the screws that hold it in place.
4. Carefully remove the control panel and disconnect the wires from the old switch.
5. Install the new R101 Plus switch onto the control panel and connect the wires.
6. Replace the control panel onto the front of the machine and secure it in place with the screws.
7. Replace the top cover and secure it in place with the screws.

Once the new switch and front panel are installed, you will have the pulse button on your Robot Coupe R101.

Yes you will need to replace the machine.

how old is you megamix. you had to be carful and pull it out.

Thanks so much for the advice. Any idea what size TORX is required?

It just a long shaft phillips screwdriver. The screws are located under the foot pads. They just pull out and then there are the four screws.

Are you referring to the spring in the cutter bowl? You will need to remove the retaining nut. The spring will then come out. the part number for the spring is R1776. Whole assembly part # R242.
Are you referring to the spring in the on and off switch? You will have to replace the switch. If you call Heritage Food Service Equipment, they will be able to fax you a parts break down so that you will know what part is needed. They can most of the time tell you how to replace the parts also. You can contact them at 1-800-253-0200.

Robot-Coupe USA.com should be able to sell you anything needed

Remove the base the screws are under the rubber feet,on top of the machine there are three screw caps remove these with a bradel, unscrew screws with large torx screw driver, remove spindle anti clockwise by locking out fan at base. for all Robot coupe parts go to http://www.catering-machines.com/

The clicking noise is an internal circuit breaker or motor protector. These things are not made to be bogged down or overfed. The motor is heating up & tripping the overload, after cooloing it resets. Time to buy a new one or get the motor replaced ($600-$800)

3BX9k4 PLEASE DESCRIBE IN BRIEF WHAT THE PROBLEM IS?