Hobart C-100 mixer HELP!!!!

Here is the Technical Manual

https://www.partstown.com/modelManual/HOB-A200_spm.pdf

Repair help and videos.

https://www.google.com/search?q=hobart+a200+repair

Hobart A200 Restoration

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Mar 8, 2020 - I'm currently disassembling my A200 and I can't seem to get the planetary to just slide off like the videos seem to show. Am I missing something ...

My Hobart A200 rebuild

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Oct 21, 2021 - So I took it completely apart, cleaned and degreased it inside and out, stripped the old paint, replaced the worn parts (power cable, bearings ...

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What did Hobart tell you ?

My Hobart had a switch on the side to change Gears... 3 Different Speeds

I took mine apart completely and reassembled everything and greased everything and mine is doing the same thing. I'm thinking, also, that it is the tightening of the top lock nut.

Provided you have assembled the machine correctly you have probably tightened the planetary nuts too tight. Loosen both planetary nuts. Should be an acorn nut and a thin nut. Push the planetary all the way up on the shaft and run the thin nut up until it is snug. Back the thin nut off about 1/4 turn. Hold the thin nut and tighten the acorn nut against the thin nut. The planetary must have a small amount of up and down play in it or it will cause the problem you describe.

on a a200 there is no oil. this mixer requiers grease. if mixer is leaking oil it is because the grease is broken down .you have to pull tpo cover off mixer remove trans. parts clean out old grease clean all trans. parts reassemble put top cover back on .then make sure mixer runs in all 3-speeds before putting 1.5 cans of -47grease back in grease can be bought @any hobart office

Hi. I live in Canada. I called my Hobart Parts people and they tell me that your shifter is obsolete and the shifter is no longer available in North America. I have the same model as you. For your information, the Specifications # is 3943 and your mixer was manufactured in 1966. Your serial # is 1648855. The age of your unit pre-dates the ML identification numbering system.

The newer shifter you speak of is not compatible with your machine as hobart also made transmission changes when they built the newer model. It will not mate with your machine, so save your money and don't buy the new one. Your shifter lever is made of Aluminium.

You have 3 options.

1. Check around the Wholesale Restaurant Equipment places if you have any nearby and see if they have the part you're looking for. Often times they keep some of the old parts from obsolete machines that they can no longer repair.

2. Find a local welder who can weld on a short piece of aluminum to the remainder of your shifter or if you have the piece that broke off, weld that back on.

3. Search eBay.com for the original part. There are many thousands of these mixers still in use, and you might get lucky and find the lever.

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CE is the marking that shows its european conformant.  I think the difference is mostly in terms of the no volt interlock switch.  This means the KA style N50 bowl won't work with the CE models - too low.

sorry to hear of your misfortune,im a hobart tech and i can tell you right off the bat it would be almost impossible to tell you the solution unless i seen the mixer.be more specific about the noise and where you think its coming from,if its in the transmission i could walk you thru it but it would be a task.first thing to check is that there are no cracks on the mixer.all speeds work?1-2-3.

hi i work for hobart and these part numbers dont sound right.you have to make sure you have the ml number or spec number to get the correct parts.you can call your local hobart branch and they will help you further.