Why do my Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI Kitchen Appliances donuts drop at the wrong time?
Donuts dropping at the wrong time can be due to: * The hopper swing being adjusted incorrectly; adjust the hopper swing.
Why are my Belshaw Brothers Kitchen Appliances donuts balling or blistering?
Donuts may ball or blister due to several reasons: * The dough might be too cold. * The shortening could be too hot, so decrease the temperature setting. * The dough may be overmixed; in this case, review the mixing procedure. * The donuts might be too large; adjust the dial on the cutter head to produce smaller donuts. * The shortening could be old or contaminated; replace it with fresh shortening.
What to do if my Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI element will not heat, but the conveyor runs?
If the element won't heat but the conveyor runs, consider these possible causes: * The high temperature limit control switch may have been tripped; push the red reset button on the back panel of the heater head. * The thermostat may be incorrectly calibrated; recalibrate the thermostat. * The high temperature limit control could be defective; replace it. * The thermostat might be defective; replace the thermostat. * The contactor for the transistor could be defective; replace the contactor. * The connections to the contactor may be bad; rewire the connections to the contactor.
What to do if my Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI Kitchen Appliances cutter will not operate, but the conveyor runs?
If the cutter won't operate but the conveyor runs, check the following: * Ensure the cutter head power cord is plugged into the outlet on the back of the heater head; connect it if it isn't. * Tighten any loose set screws in the cutter head cam. * Repair or replace the cutter head power cord if it's broken. * Replace the cutter motor if it's defective. * Replace the cutter head power switch if it's defective. * Replace the circuit breaker on the back of the heater head if it's defective. * Check the connection between the pin housing in the conveyor drive assembly and the socket housing in the heater head, ensuring the pins are securely seated. * Replace the cuts-per-pocket switch if it is defective.
What to do if my Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI element will not heat, and the conveyor will not run?
If neither the element heats nor the conveyor runs, check these possible causes: * Ensure the power cord is plugged in and the outlet has power; connect the machine to a good power source. * Replace the power cord if it's defective. * Replace the transformer if it's defective. * Rewire the connections to the transformer if they are bad.
Why are my Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI Kitchen Appliances donuts shaped imperfectly?
Imperfectly shaped donuts can result from: * The shortening level being too low; add shortening to reach the proper level. * The drop plate being out of position; reposition the drop plate. * A dirty cylinder tip; clean the cylinder. * A nicked cylinder tip; replace the hopper. * The size-selection dial not being tightened; tighten the thumb nut. * The dough being overmixed; review the mixing procedure.
Why do Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI Kitchen Appliances conveyor chains advance continuously when the main power is on?
If the conveyor chains advance continuously when the main power is on, it could be due to: * The brake is defective; repair or replace the brake. * The cam in the power head is loose; tighten the cam set screw. * The microswitch in the power head is defective; replace the microswitch. * The microswitch in the Donut Robot’s signal circuit is defective; replace the microswitch.
Why are two rows of Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI Kitchen Appliances donuts advanced during each cycle?
If two rows of donuts are advanced during each cycle, it could be due to: * The brake is defective; repair or replace the brake. * The cam in the power head is loose; tighten the cam set screw.
Why does my Belshaw Brothers Kitchen Appliances cutter cut double when one cut per pocket is selected?
Double cuts when one cut per pocket is selected may happen if: * The nylon brake dog is binding on the cutter brake motor; loosen the brake dog, replace the spring if it's missing or weak, and replace the brake dog if it's worn. * An internal wire is interfering with the nylon brake dog; move the wire. * The arm on the cutter head microswitch is bent; bend the arm back into position or replace the microswitch. * The wires on the cutter head microswitch are reversed; make the correct connections.
Why does my Belshaw Brothers Donut Robot Mark VI motor overheat?
The motor may overheat if: * The machine's power requirements don't match the power source; supply the correct power as specified on the data plate. * The motor is binding; repair or replace the motor. * The motor is defective; repair or replace the motor.
Step-by-step guide for preparing yeast-raised donuts using the machine.
Detailed instructions for preparing cake donuts with the Donut Robot.
Overview of the Mark VI setup for producing yeast-raised donuts, showing major components.
Identifies causes and solutions for donuts that ball or blister during frying.
Addresses common issues related to donut shape, including causes and corrective actions.
Solutions for donuts that are undercooked due to incorrect shortening temperature or conveyor speed.
Solutions for donuts that are overcooked, focusing on temperature and conveyor speed adjustments.
Provides steps to resolve conveyor jamming issues caused by food particles or misalignment.
Diagnoses why the cutter fails to operate while the conveyor runs.
Addresses issues where the heating element fails to maintain proper temperature.
Solutions for when the heating element works but the conveyor does not run.
Addresses issues with conveyor chains not advancing on the Feed Table.
Solutions for conveyor chains that advance but not fully or consistently.
General| Brand | Belshaw Brothers |
|---|---|
| Model | Donut Robot Mark VI |
| Category | Kitchen Appliances |
| Language | English |
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