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I really want to thank you for excellent tutorial videos on the Hobart. It made it really easy for me to access the situation, and correct any issues I had. Great videos, thank you so much!!
+Kalveas GR You are very welcome. And I am very glad my videos have helped. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more to come!
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great video, what kind of transmission oil ? and what kind of oil for the planetary?
good information thanks. on the planetary there is a drain plug as well. as a former Hobart Tech we always used 85--140W. gear oil..
Did y'all use it for both the planetary and transmission?
@@XxBurningCorexX Yes you can use it for both. Hobart does sell the planetary oil in a small bottle container.
@@johno9163 Thank you very much!
@@johno9163 Do you use conventional, full-synthetic or is there a food grade version?
@@XxBurningCorexX There is a food grade available as per this web site..www.bakeryequipment.net/Hobart_Mixer_Gear_Oil_1_Gallon_Food_Grade_p/9p1286.htm You can also order it from Hobart under part number 102973-71. More on the specifics of the oil is on this site including data and safety sheets. It is a high quality mineral based oil and if ingested no safety procedures are required per the safety sheet. www.mobil.com/en/lubricants/for-businesses/industrial/lubricants/products/products/spartan-ep-460
Ariana - Thank you for the comment and I apologize for not going more in-depth on this subject in this video. We do plan on doing a full tutorial on changing the oil in the near future. But to answer your question, these mixers take Hobart specific oil that is only available from Hobart or a Hobart authorized service company. Contact your local Hobart representative for pricing. Hopefully this helps you, and if you have any other questions, dont hesitate to ask!
Thank you for these helpful videos!!! I was wondering if you could tell me how to replace the shaft pin? The old one fell out and is very loose. I put it back in to use in the meantime. If I order a new one will I be able to put in myself?
Hi Buddy, first thank you for all the great videos you do on Hobart mixers service and repair. I have a question. Can you advise how to fix leak on a HL400. It's couple months old but leaks at the front from the hub and on the pedestal behind the splash guard. Thank you in advance.
Thank you.
simone spano You're Welcome!
Thank you for this video. What is the best oil to use for the mixer? And is it the same oil for the mixer and the planetary oil? Thanks, Joe
+Manuel Caballero Good question. This doesn't have a definite answer, you will have to monitor it though. Oil in mixers doesn't break down as quickly as oil in say, a car engine, because there is very little heat involved. You DO have to conscious of metal shaving and bacteria infiltration (being in a food service application). Usually once every couple of years will do the trick. Just keep an eye on it every 6 months or so. Check to make sure the oil is still the proper color and doesn't look watery. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!!
+Windy City Restaurant Equipment Repair Thanks very much for your help. I really appreciate it.
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That's a good video. What I want to know is what type (reference) of oil to use in these mixers? Cheers
do you have a video showing how to change lower planetary seal and bearing?
what kind of oil do u recommend to use for transmission
For type is oil you will recommend for Hobart ( H600t) Thanks
Hobart SE601 does it use oil or grease appreciate any help is the dip stick on top actually a dip stickThanks
The 3/4 inch bolt under the planetary is to drain it. It should be drained then filled until the oil runs out of the allen screw hole. I used to work for Hobart.
Thanks for clarifying this Caganb, sometimes I forget to mention the basic stuff I've made a habit!
Hello, thank you for your contribution to us do it yourself guys. I have just purchased a Hobart bowl chopper (Buffalo chopper) model 84186. I want to service it before I use it. The only way to access the two oil reservoirs is to turn the machine on its back and remove the bottom cover. There is a drain plug on the bottom of each reservoir but no fill level hole or sight glass, how do know what the oil level is at. Also what type of oil do I use. Thanks for any help you can provide, I cannot find information anywhere. All the best, Joe.
Hi. Thank you for this video. It was very informative. Can you please explain and get more into the type of oil to use. For Their are many kinds out their. Looking forward to viewing more of your videos. Again thank you.
+chris a Unfortunately I walk a fine line in recommending a specific oil to use since Hobart always recommends using "Hobart" oil. What I CAN say is that anything under a 90w Gear Oil would be too light for a Hobart H600 ;-) Thanks for watching!
I'll tell you EXACTLY what type of oil to use and why! As a former Hobart Tech who worked on 100's of these mixers, you use Hobarts Mobilgear 634. The reason is that this is FOODGRADE oil and safe to use when working with food preparation. If you want petroleum oils leaking into your mixing bowls, IF they do leak, then you're possibly dealing with Health Standard issues. Now you know!
What type of oil should I buy for my h600 mixer?
How do you grease the wheel that lowers and raises the bowl? It’s been getting stiffer and stiffer when raising the bowl.
Do the 300 series also need a oil change?
If it does what kind of oil?
Thanks
do you have similar video for Blakeslee xt-500 mixer?
Hi, the planetary fill plug is not an allen wrench but it’s square the 1/4 inch is too small and 3/8 too big. Is there a special tool hobart uses to unscrew this plug ?
I have a hobart D300 l7684, does this machine require oil or grease in the transmission?
Now I need a hand figuring out the wiring layout on her..
I brought a second hand erupbid mixer.i have it over 5 year now and never change the oil. Is dat to long? And what type of oil do I use to change it? Also when I put it on it sparks at the back.
Do you work on eurodib M60A mixer and grinder?
More maintenance please
What kind of oil goes in for the motor and for the planetary
Thank you for your video, question? What kind of oil should I use thank you
Anywhere from 90w-140w foodgrade oil should work just fine. Thanks for watching!
Does it takes the same type oil?
Thank you so much
Smko Kurdistan You are welcome
Hi how can you change the pin beater shaft to Hobart m802
I need your help I have Hobart mixer D340 40 quart I take transmission gear out I’clean up and change oil then I put it back Speed 2 working the speed 3 working and the speed 1 not working can you help me why thank you
Can you upload the video for a V1401 doing the same thing please? I have oil running down the arm that the attachments affix to, so I am guessing that some o-ring, gaskets, and possibly bearings may need to be replaced.
Thanks!
Close but no cigar I don't often see V1401 Mixers around anymore so it is really hard for me to get video of it. But, from what you are describing it sounds like you may need a new Planetary Seal (Part # P-68045). But to change it, the whole planetary has to has to come down and as long as that is coming down you should change the Bearing as well (Part # BB-9-45). It may not be necessary, but Part #s D-67500-21, P-64384-2, and M-67903 could also be contributing and you may want to request the technician have them on hand when doing this job, just in case. I do not recommend any tech who doesn't have adequate Hobart training try to do this as it can get a little complex. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!!
Do you have any guide tips on replacing a Agitator/Beater shaft pin Hobart part#111156 on the Hobart H600?
nicolas martinez Not yet, but that's next on the list for Hobart videos! Stay tuned and I'll get one made as soon as I can. Thanks for watching!
Good day sir.
Have you repaired any Sparta 8 quarts planetary mixer?
Kindly create a video on how to disassemble and check about the motor and gears condition.
Your video is very helpful. Many thanks.
I'm sorry, Coach, I have not personally repaired that brand of mixer. I'm sorry I couldn't help more, but thank you for watching!!
Thank you for your response. How about the kind of oil or grease you use for the mixer? Any brand recommendations?
Hi great video, but I really want to know what oil do I replace it with and how often
You do not have to replace the oil very often. Once per year should be just fine. And you should always use 90w-140w foodgrade oil. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
What kind of oil do we use?
Good info, especially because hobart will not help with any tech support. Thanks for the video brother!!
Sir, pls make some video on rational combi oven maintenance
I will add it to the list. Thanks for the recommendation!
Could you advise what type of gear oil I would require for Fimar meat mincer model TR22TE. Thanks.
I'm sorry, I really don't know. I've never heard of that brand. You can always call the manufacturer and ask them. Sorry I couldn't help, but thanks for watching!
just wondering what kind of oil do u recommend to use?
EP-90 Gear Oil.
Nice was gona ask the same question thanks
The 2 things i wanted to see its not in this video.How many OZ of oil?And what oil is recommended
Hi, I have a HL800 Legacy, 80-Quart mixer, can I know which type of transmission suitable to use? I searched online, some recommends 40W, food grade and some recommends 90W food grade. Btw impressive video! Thanks!
Go with the 90w for that machine. 40w is way too thin. Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
i need to replace the planetary shaft bearing and I assume it will be wise to change the oil seal as well. my question is, do I need to take the shaft pin out in order to take out the seal and replace it? i already got how to replace the bearings. Thanks for your advice.
Paul Tsasa Absolutely change the seals as long as you are doing the bearings anyways. And no, you do not need to take the beater pin out of the shaft when you do the bearings/seals because once you remove the planetary, the shaft can be pressed downward through the bottom of the planetary. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!
Hey buddy! i would like to know how can i fix a leak of oil transmission. The oil is pouring out from the controls plate. Thanks for helping me! 👍
That most likely means that the transmission is overfilled. Did you recently change the oil?
WRONG, it mean that your transmission shift lever control assembly is loose and needs to be taken out, clean the mating flange, reseal with PERMATEX#2 gasket maker and reassemble...signed...a Hobart Tech!
Hi there I have an older model of this mixer and it is getting very hard to turn the handwheel. Would changing the oil as you did help with the hand wheel? Or would that be something else to service? Any advice is appreciated! thanks.
No, that wouldnt help the hand wheel. I would start by lubing the slide rails on the bowl cradle. If they get dry, they tend to bind up. Most of the time that will fix this problem. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
I have anvil mixer when I turn it on I the flour and water ready to mix but it gets slow mixing the dough the hook has no power turning the mix
Hey what kind of oil you using for this machine what is the number thank you?
what type of oil is used ?
Thanks for the helpful video. Would you be able to make a similar one for the Hobart N50 tabletop mixer by any chance? (It doesn't have a lid that lifts off like the 60QT one.) Mine is slowly dripping blue oil into the bowl and after several years of this, I'm worried the level might be dropping too low inside. (It doesn't have a sight gauge either to tell the level.) Thanks again for posting!
+Robert Enenkel If I can get my hands on an N50 I will be sure to post a video on it. It sounds like you may just need new planetary seals. And, if I'm not mistaken, the N50 used grease instead of oil which is why its blue and you don't have a sight glass. Over time, the grease breaks down, just as oil does, and can become runny allowing it to drip. As soon as I come across an N50 I'll be sure to post some videos and let you know. Thanks for watching!
+Windy City Restaurant Equipment Repair you have to bring the planetary down from screw in the middle. very carefully cause it's heavy. and if it breaks is going to be hell to replace that piece. clean it and all grain s.make site they're is no residue.or fragments.the put food grade grease. put planetary back on and turn on. make sure it's all the way up or grains will break
That oil is getting into your product. Use grease
Hi. Can you please let me know how often I should change the oil of my mixer? I just got a used one and I am changing the oil tonight but I would like to know how often we should do this. Thanks very much.
Service manual says every three years depending on usage. More frequent for the planetary due to small amount of oil.
Does the rule " every time you change transmission oil, you change planetary oil" apply to Hobart D300 mixer also?
No, most of the D300 mixer actually use grease instead of oil so it tends to not break down as quickly. Thanks for watching!
Hello I thank you for your videos I have a hobart mixer model s-601 just broke. The the part where you hoke up the mixing athanments don't now what the name of the part is I believe it is call agitator but not sure.
And don't know where to get it from or how to istaled.
Is it the front attachment? The square drive that the attachments lock into to grate cheese, slice vegetables, etc?
I have a L800
hi sir can u please upload the video,how to service hobart N50 mixer,same as shown in hobart A200.
agnelo fernandes I am sorry it is taking me so long. I will try to get videos up soon. I've just been swamped lately! Thank you for your patience and thanks for watching!
hello good evening... I have a baker pride oven and I want to learn?
Can i use the same oil for both planetary and transmission and how often should i change oil on both
Yes you can. And honestly, if you changed the oil once every 2 years or so you'd be fine. It doesn't break down as quickly as it does in a vehicle or any other piece of machinery that generates heat. Oil in a mixer can last a very long time. Thanks for watching!
hi , how are you!, do you gime the information about what kind of oil use this machine ? tanks!
Hi Luigi! Search through the comments on this video. It should be there. Thanks for watching!
Hello,
I have Globe mixer I believe 40 or 60 Qt if not mistaken. I see a bit of grease coming up from top part since I use it to grinde falafel and not mixing dough.
1) I do have to change oil? I think this unit does not have ANY place to replace oil. I am assuming there is no place to change oil.
2) Reload grease somewhere?
thank you Sir
Depending on the age of that mixer it could use grease or oil. The newer models use oil and it can be replaced by removing the drain plug on the under-side of the mixer head. And refilled by removing the mixer "top" to expose the gear-box. Then there should be a plug on the top that can be removed to fill the oil. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!
Can you tell me how to remove a dough hook and change oil for a Hobart model 802
Lisa, I am SO sorry, not sure how your comment slipped through the cracks. Here is how to change the oil:
Planetary
To check, DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY and remove the drip cup-splash guard, which is secured by three screws. Remove the Planetary Fill Plug. Oil should be even with the bottom of the fill plug hole. If the oil is not at the proper level, slowly add the recommended planetary lubricant until the proper level is achieved. Replace the fill plug and the drip cup-splash guard. A Planetary Drain Plug is located on the bottom of the planetary. Should draining become necessary, remove the drip cup-splash guard and place a suitable catch pan under the drain plug. Remove the drain plug, allow the oil to completely drain, and replace the drain plug. Remove the fill plug and pour in 6 fluid ounces of the recommended planetary lubricant. Replace the fill plug and the drip cup-splash guard. Contact your local Hobart Service Office for the recommended planetary lubricant.
Transmission
The transmission oil should be even with the line on the oil level gauge when the motor is NOT running. If the oil falls below this line, DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY and remove the top cover, which is secured by two screws. Remove the Transmission Fill Plug and add a small amount of the recommended transmission oil until it returns to the proper level. DO NOT overfill the transmission - leakage may result.
Hook
To install, place hook over the shaft and make sure the pin is in the channel. Rotate to lock in place (hook should drop slightly and pin should rest in channel). To Remove, Lift the hook and rotate in opposite direction. Drop down and remove from shaft.
How much oil? Mine does not show the level
I have a question, Is there are two ol locations for oils ? If so , are they the same or different type of oil in each location ?
Yes, there are 2 locations. There is the transmission oil (up top under the lid) and there is the planetary (behind the J-Cup) just below the transmission (right above where the hook goes on). They both take the same oil. Thanks for watching!
Can you use any kind of gearbox oil?
EP-90 Extreme Pressure gear oil.
how often do you need to regrease the threads for the crank?
Basically you just never want them to dry up completely. My preventative maintenance plans usually include a greasing ever 3 months. That should do the trick! Thanks for watching!
I just got a used 60qt. I have power, but nothing happens. You can hear the click and see the break activate when pressing the Stop button. Any clue?
Also what oil does the machine take? Thanks
Arthur D'Addario Unfortunately the issue you are describing could be the result of several things. In this order I would check the following 1) Safety switches (Bowl lift [located behind the lifting mechanism silver panel], Cage Magnet/Switch [if equipped with a cage], or transmission micro switch [located behind the silver plate that indicates the gears]) 2) The Timer (if equipped with timer) 3) the Start Switch or 4) the micro switch attached to the contactor itself. I always recommend Hobart brand oil for their machines, but if you scroll down and look at some of the past comments there may be some useful information there ;-) Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
I have the same unit but what kind of oil does it take? thanks
I posted the actual Hobart lubricant requirement from the service manual up ^^^ in response to another user. The gear oil recommended by Hobart (Mobile Gear 634) is very expensive ($40 a quart) - A cheaper option is to use Mobil Gear 600 XP 150 which sells for less that $30 a gallon. Here is a link to the H600 Service Manual which has the lubricant requirements - www.manualslib.com/manual/1064440/Hobart-H600.html
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can you tell me what type of oil is better to use for hobart H 600 ?please help me to figure out?
Smko Kurdistan See the comment below for an answer to this question ; - ) Thanks for watching!
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Can we exchanged three phase motor mixer into single phase?
Without re-winding the entire motor you could probably wire through a VFD as long as it can handle the HP. Often more trouble than it's worth. Thanks for watching!
i have a hobat h 600 what type of transmission oil to use and when qt to use thanks you can't see the meter it's dark
It uses almost a gallon and that oil gauge is replaceable.
Hello, can you show me how to install a safe guard With safety power lock on my H600?
Hey Peter. Would this be installed on an H600 that had one originally, or modifying an early model to add one? If it's the latter, Hobart won't allow me to make a video on it for safety reasons. Let me know! Thanks for watching!
@@Windycityequip Not sure what the requirements are in the US but in Canada Hobart would only permit Hobart Techs to install a Guard on a mixer that did not have one previously.
What kind of oil is recommended for use 5w? 10w 30? 40? motorcycle oil :)?
Ebony Hall I always recommend using the oil that Hobart supplies. There is other gear oil you can use, but I cannot guarantee it will provide the correct lubrication and may damage your mixer. What I CAN tell you is that anything under 90w is wayyy too light for an H600 ;-)
What would cause the mixer to stop during a mixing cycle? After about 1-2 minutes it’s started again.
That sounds like the overloads are shutting the unit down. That will happen under a heavy or too heavy load. The overload assy uses small heater assys. that will trip the thermal overload on larger units. After the overload cools down it will reset.
What oil should i use?
Looking on the internet everybody servicing Hobart mixer seems to have an opinion on what lubricant to use. The Hobart Service Manual I have for the H600/P660/L800 calls for "Mobile Gear 634" for the gear box. As to the planetary, for model with a Planetary oil pump use the same oil "Mobile Gear 634".Without a Planetary oil pump use "Chevron FM EP NLGI 2". The slideways and Bowl lift screws. should be lubricated with a light coat of "Lubriplate 630AA" The bowl lift gearing should be lubricated with "Chevron FM EP NLGI 2"
Might want to remember to unplug the mixer before you do any maintainence on it.
Scott Timmins Good Point! That's why I have my disclaimer attached to every video! Sometimes, out of habit, I forget to follow my own safety guidelines. But yes, ALWAYS unplug any unit before doing any repairs or maintenance.
how do you remove the guard to change the oil?
If you're talking about the cage, its 3 screws on the collar. Thanks for watching!
The owners manual says that some planetary models do not use an oil pump, and should use grease instead.
The serial plate on ours is missing, is there a way to tell without dropping the planetary assembly?
Any Hobart mixer from 60 QT and larger has an oil pump. 30 QT, 20 QT, and 12 QT use grease. Does your unit have a handwheel to raise the bowl which is found on the larger mixers ? And if you still do not know the model there is usually a number stamped on the bowl, if the OEM bowl, that will show the bowl size.
@@johno9163 Many thanks. As you say, both of ours did have a regular oil and pump assembly, and it was very easy to do the oil change.
Thanks again.
Do you know how to replace the grease on a D300 and which type of grease to use? thanks
+Zvi Schiff I emailed you basic instructions on how to do this. Thanks for watching!
Can I get the instruccions for the D300? Thank you
I'd like a copy also if you don't mind. I've been looking for a tutorial for a week. Thanks, George
Nice video.......Where can I get the oil?
You can usually find the food grade oil online. Just search google. Usually prices are better than Hobart or a Supply Store.
hi, what kind the oil you put that mixer?
hi. can i lay a hobart a200 on its side for transport
I wouldn't recommend it for a long period of time. Also try to transport in an upright position. I will say that the A200 uses grease, not oil, so unless the grease has liquefied, you shouldnt get a lot of leakage like you would in an H600 or L800. But I still worry about something getting dislodged or displaced by transporting on its side. Hope this helps, thanks for watching!!
how do you fix the oil leak above the planetary
This could be many things, but most likely the planetary is overfilled. If it wasnt manually overfilled then the chimney seal is most likely bad and the whole transmission would have to come apart to re-seal it. Usually about $700-1000 job. Hope this helps a bit. Thanks for watching!
How do you replace the sight glass?
The sight glasses are pressed in. To replace you need to drain the oil below the glass, pry out the old one, and then press in the new one. Make sure you use sealant on the new one! You don't want it to leak.
Thanks for the reply. Do you push it out from the inside or just pry it from the outside? What type of sealant? A gasket sealant like you'd put on an oil pan?
It doesn't really matter if you push it out or pry it out. I've done it both ways and the important thing is that it comes out haha. The new sight glass comes complete with bezel so you don't really have anything to worry about if you damage the old one. Just pop the old one out, clean the inside edges of the hole, and put a bead of silicone sealant around the new one. Press it in tight. Be sure not to hammer on the sight glass itself. Often, I've used a small block of wood so I can put pressure on the whole sight glass at one time and gently tap it in with a mallet. Clean excess silicone off the edge when you're done and you're all set! Thanks for watching!
Thank you and I appreciate your help!
Is this the same for the Hobart M802 as well?
Michelle Urps It is very similar on the M802 mixers, but not exactly the same. Instead of there being a pipe on the top of the transmission that unthreads to expose the "fill hole" there is a dedicated bolt that you will need to unthread. However, because it is a closed system, there shouldn't be a need to change the oil ever unless it is contaminated. The only way that would happen is if the seals are bad in your square drive (where the attachments go in) and product discharge is seeping into it. Hope this helps! And thanks for watching!
Palm to the forehead. Lol a "close system"?
I wonder if anyone already asked you this since I didn’t hear you mentioned in your video. What kind of oil do you use to change old oil?
Thanks!
The spec fir oil in the planetary is different than fur the transmission … you don’t state that the oils are dufferentb
Hi does anyone here knows how much oil is to be put in it. I can’t tell by the little window. My Hobart mixer is so old or something. Can any one please tell me how much oil is supposed to be in the machine. Thank you for any help.
One gallon
How much oil in the main gear section and what type? Thankyou!
Anywhere between 90w -140w will work just fine. I'm unsure exactly how much it holds, but just fill until the oil reaches the center line on the sight glass 👍 Thanks for watching!