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My mixer has a burning smell
Possibly dry oil in the bearings or dirty brushes ... maybe a component failue supplying the power to the motor.
3/10/2021 3:26:25 PM •
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on Mar 10, 2021
How do I replace carbon brushes in my grundig premiem food mixer
I am unfamiliar with the model. Many older models of various appliances and tools had two exposed brush caps making brush replacement simple and straightforward as long as the brushes were replaced sometime before the old ones wore out.
In these safety-conscious times the practice of providing exposed brush caps has all but disappeared and the design of many appliances have buried the motor in layers of streamlined casing, sometimes making motor access difficult and time consuming. Manufacturers these days don't want people to make their purchases last a long time.
If you don't see brush caps you will need to start removing screws...
If you have mistimed it and one of both of the brushes has completely worn out, there will be some damage to the commutator and while it might be negligible and cause little or no problem it should at least be looked at in order to make the decision whether it would benefit from being cleaned up or even having the wear ridges removed.
1/5/2021 12:49:48 PM •
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on Jan 05, 2021
The beaters hit each other when it turns
A lot would depend on whether this was a hand mixer or a stand mixer, but I guess most likely to be a hand mixer.
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In a hand mixer, you have strained the mechanism and slipped a few teeth on the gears inside. You need to split the case and re-time them.
12/4/2020 8:30:06 PM •
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on Dec 04, 2020
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