To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes a broken flat beater on a Globe Mixer?
A broken flat beater on your Globe Mixer can be caused by ingredients that are too cold or too large. Wait for ingredients to reach room temperature before mixing and reduce the chunk size of large ingredients.
Why won’t agitators go onto planetary shaft easily on my Globe Mixer?
If the agitators won’t go onto the planetary shaft easily on your Globe Mixer, it's likely due to a lack of lubrication and/or cleaning of the planetary shaft. Wipe the planetary shaft with a clean, damp cloth and lubricate the shaft with mineral oil or food quality grease.
What to do if my Globe SP60 bowl raise is sticking?
If the bowl raise on your Globe Mixer is sticking or not operational, it is likely due to a lack of lubrication and/or cleaning of the bowl slides. Hand wash the bowl slides using mild soap and water, dry them, and then lubricate them with mineral oil or food quality grease. If it continues to stick, a technician must clean the bowl raise mechanism.
What causes discoloration of mixed product in Globe SP60 Mixer?
Discoloration of the mixed product in your Globe Mixer is caused by the bowl not being thoroughly cleaned. Clean the bowl again using a scrubber pad and applying pressure.
Why is the mixing time too long with my Globe Mixer?
If the mixing time is too long with your Globe Mixer, it could be due to: * The batch size being too small. Increase the batch size or use a smaller bowl. * Incorrect recipe portions or temperatures. Ensure you are following the correct portions and temperatures as per the recipe instructions.
What to do if agitators touch the bottom or sides of the Globe Mixer bowl?
If the agitators are touching the bottom or sides of the Globe Mixer bowl, it could be due to: * A defective or dented bowl. Try to remove the dents or replace the bowl. * A defective agitator. Consider replacing the agitator.
How to fix a noisy Globe SP60 Mixer?
If your Globe Mixer is making excessive noise, consider the following: * The mixer might not be on a level surface. Adjust the surface or relocate the mixer to a level area. * The bowl may not be seated correctly, or the clamps may not be in place. Ensure the bowl is correctly seated in the bowl cradle and that the bowl clamps are locked. * The agitator may not be properly attached. Remove and reattach the agitator. * The batch size may be too large. Reduce the batch size according to the Capacity Chart.
Why does my Globe SP60 Mixer stop during mixing?
Your Globe Mixer might be stopping during mixing because the internal overload has tripped. To resolve this, press the stop button, then press the reset button.
What to do if my Globe SP60 Mixer will not run?
If your Globe Mixer won't start, there are several potential causes: * The timer might not be engaged. Turn the timer on by pressing the up arrow to set a time. * The bowl may not be raised and locked into position. Ensure the bowl is properly raised and locked. * There could be a power issue. Check all power connections and plug the mixer directly into a working outlet (do not use an extension cord). Test the outlet with another device. * The building's circuit breaker might be off. Check the breaker box. * An internal overload may have tripped. Press the stop button, then press the reset button. * The speed control lever may be positioned between speeds. Ensure the switch gear is fully in position.
What to do if my Globe SP60 Mixer won't turn on?
If your Globe Mixer won't turn on, check that the bowl guard is fully closed by rotating it to the right. Ensure the bowl is raised to its highest position. Verify the timer is engaged by turning it past '0' or setting it to the green 'on' position. Confirm all power connections and the circuit breaker are working. Also, make sure the gear is fully engaged.
General| Manufacturer | Globe |
|---|---|
| Model | SP60 |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Type | Mixer |
| Capacity | 60 qt |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
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Overview of ESOH notices, electrical, handling, and hygiene precautions.
Owner responsibilities, training, supervision, and warning label overview.
Lists covered mixer models and contact details for service.
Steps for unpacking, setup, and connecting the mixer.
Guidance on using the mixer safely and effectively, including controls.
Procedures for cleaning the mixer and its components.
Common problems, possible causes, and solutions for mixer issues.
Terms, conditions, exclusions, and registration for product warranty.
Schematics of the mixer's electrical system and wiring layout.
Visual breakdown of mixer components (Base, Head, Hub, etc.).
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