How to plug my mxer to comp - Gem Sound CDM-150 Mixer

if the brushes can be replaced there will be a black plug in the housing above each brush
use a flat bladed screw driver to undo those plugs
if no plugs , take it to an appliance shop and see how it is done

Undo two screws under the base which holds the entire top portion. The base and motor section should now separate. Remove the tilt lock from the tilt shaft, it needs to have two plastic tabs gently eased apart to slide off, there is one screw under here. There will now be three exposed philips screws on the underside with two more under plastic plugs nearer to the front of the mixer. Remove the two larger plugs to expose two more philips screws. These 5 screws hold the case together with a moulded clip at the front of the front of the mixer. ( Tip: a bead of hot glue on the plastic plug gives something to pull on with pliers, and not damage the plug)

Sounds like the polarity. Easily corrected by swapping the red and black position of the wires inside the plug. Make sure there are no other power sources feeding the unit before removing the plug.(the white and green wires should not be moved. Easy way to remember wiring a three phase plug. Most are labeled on the inside of the plug with GXYZ. G is always the green ground wire. X-red (Indians were here first), Y- white ( then came the white man) Z- black ( then the black man)

The prongs on the plug have worn, and the plug can be replaced (for less than $2 USD) from any
hardware store, just cut off the old plug, and wire the new plug onto the cord.
Remember to keep the cord's conductors correctly oriented: the conductor on the Bravetti Hand
Mixer that have the uncolored stripes (in the insulation) is the Neutral conductor, the other is the Hot conductor - assuming your abode is wired to standard US 120VAC.

Contact Kitchen Aid. My understanding is that they will take care of it evenif it is over year old. It would be worth a shot.

DO NOT USE THE MIXER UNTIL YOU MAKE PROPER REPAIRS!

You can buy a replacement plug at a home center to replace the damaged one with.
Make certain if the old plug is polarized (one blade slightly longer or wider, depending on how you look at it, than the other), that the replacement is of the same type.

If polarized, it will be important to connect the wires properly once you have cut the old plug off.
If the old cord has a black and a white conductor, the black goes to the narrow blade, the white goes to the wider blade.
If not colored, then not the cord will be ribbed. The ribs go to the wider blade, the smooth goes to the narrow blade. Be sure you get this correct for best electrical and shock protection.

CHECK THE PLUG FO MELTING SIGNS IF YOU HAVE A BLUEISH LIQUID THIS COULD BE FROM THE PLUG OVER HEATING AND MELTING, BE CAREFUL

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

I can only imagine you have a shop display machine and they took the plug off. Otherwise it should be obvious.

OK all you need is a 1/8 th inch stereo jack that goes out into two RCA cables RED and White (you can get this conector at any radio shack) now plug the red and white wires into the back of your gem sound unit AUX or TAPE..plug in your mp3 through headphone jack into 1/8 in plug....now turn on set switch to AUX OR TAPE DEPENDING on the one you plug into ..now play your mp3...make sure volume is up!
This should fix YA!