I need a 240volt paddle motor for memos 2.5 ice cream maker

limited info generic answer circuit problem -paddle connection fail--cog/gear fail -motor fail need to examine unit to narrow down problem since their many to choose from

yes, the paddle moves to stir the concoction and make it into iced cream.

Be sure the little gear is inserted between the paddle and the motor. I have found that it falls out of the motor and then out of the paddle if you are not watching.

Are you looking for operating instructions or reciepts?

Find receipts via Google.

Operating instructions:

place the mix into the can with the paddle inside. Place the can into the bucket. Attach the motor or crank as appropriate.

Crush some ice (aboout 5 pounds) and pack about 2 inches around the base of the can with the can in the bucket. cover this ice with rock salt. Put two more inches of crushed ice on top - spread more rock salt (the smaller the ice, the smoother the mix). Continue this process until you are at the top. Make sure the drain is clear, start cranking (or motoring. When the motor stops, unplug it. Cover all with a heavy towel for about 30 minutges (if you can stand it) If for some reason the motor doesn't stop - you didnt put in enough salt. Expect to use about 1/2 of a 5 pound bag.

Remove the towel - the motor - the top - the paddle. Give the paddle to the kids with a couple spoons. Dig in for the adults.

I sometimes add a quart of water but you dont have to.

The ice makes the water cold - the water provides the freezing power, the salt lowers the freezing point of the water - the extra water might speed the process a little bit ... maybe not

Enjoy your delicious home made ice cream.

(BTW - the paddle does not move ... the can spins around the can causing mixing.

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sometimes the brushes take a set when unused.. Unplug the motor. Without using rnough pressure yo break anything, try turning the motor by hand using the paddle. You will be trying to turn the motor through ithe gesrs so use slow steady moderate pressure. This does work. as long as you watch what you are doing wiyh yhe force you apply. Good Luck. and enjoy the ice cream

You can contact Rival at www.rivalproducts.com. I called the number and their customer service is fantastic. I too, misplaced my paddle and extension. The downside is that ice cream makers are considered seasonal and as such, so are the stocked parts. They had the extension but not the paddle.

What I also found out was that the paddle is between $5-7 and you will pay $8.70 s/h on top of the part cost (you can almost buy a new replacement unit). The cust svc rep was very kind and sold me a new replacement unit for $23.47. Hope this helps...

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The tub turns around the dasher(paddle). You live in a high humid area... to much ice and salt around outside. Plus you need to age the ice cream a few hours after mixing. See your book.

While I can't tell you where to buy a replacement paddle, I can tell you we just bought this model of ice cream maker through Heartland America for $30. If all else fails... Hope this helps!

You need to make sure you continually refresh the ice as it melts, you also need to make sure you put salt on the ice. The salt makes the ice colder so that the ice cream can freeze up better.

groove has worn out replace it if you can get parts.good luck.