What to do if my Estella 348SM30 machine trips the breaker and does not turn on again?
If your Estella Mixer trips the breaker and won't turn back on, it might be due to voltage instability caused by other appliances running simultaneously. To fix this: 1. Unscrew and open the lid. 2. Press the overload protection switch (reset button). 3. Install the lid, plug it back in, and turn on the machine.
Why is the motor of my Estella Mixer overheated and the speed is down?
If your Estella Mixer motor overheats and the speed decreases, it may be due to insufficient voltage or an incorrect speed setting for the dough thickness. Check the voltage supply to ensure it's adequate. Alternatively, try using a lower speed setting on the mixer.
Why is my Estella Mixer noisy and overheating?
If your Estella Mixer is noisy and overheating, it's likely due to poor lubrication. To resolve this, add or change the lubrication on the moving parts of the mixer.
What to do if my Estella 348SM30 Mixer touches the bowl?
If the Estella Mixer touches the bowl, it is because the mixing device or the bowl is deformed. You should repair or change the bowl or mixing device.
What to do if the mixing bowl is out of position on my Estella 348SM30 Mixer?
If the mixing bowl of your Estella Mixer is out of position, it's likely that the moving direction is not correct. Check to ensure that everything is aligned correctly.
Why my Estella Mixer leaks oil?
If your Estella Mixer leaks oil, the sealing washer is probably damaged. Replace the sealing washer.
How to fix Estella 348SM30 when the axles can't work?
If the axles of your Estella Mixer won't work when operating the machine, it might be due to poor contact of the electrical equipment. Make sure it is plugged well into the outlet.
Why my Estella Mixer is moving up and down?
If your Estella Mixer is moving up and down, it may be because the slideway is dirty or rusted. Clean and lubricate the slideway.
Steps to detach components for cleaning.
Electrical schematic of the machine's components.
Procedures and conditions for submitting a warranty claim.
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