Why is there residue leaking from the hub of my Globe Mixer?
Residue leaking from the hub is caused by a contaminated hub due to build-up of meat and/or vegetable juices (especially tomatoes). To avoid this problem, always wipe the hub and dry it after each use. Note that acid from tomato juices will corrode/contaminate interior parts, so avoid mixing tomatoes in a meat grinder!
What if the display is not lit on Globe SP62P-4 Mixer?
If the display is not lit, it may be due to no power to the unit. Check the power connections.
Why are the whip wires broken on my Globe SP62P-4?
Broken whip wires can occur if: * The batch size is too large for the mixer. Reduce the batch size and adjust the recipe. * The mixture is too firm, or the speed is too high. Reduce the speed. * A hand utensil was dropped into the bowl while mixing. Always stop the mixer before working on the mixture.
What to do if bowl raise sticking or not operational on Globe Mixer?
If the bowl raise mechanism is sticking or not operational, it is likely due to a lack of lubrication on the bowl slides. Lubricate the bowl slides with mineral oil or food quality grease.
How to attach agitators easily onto the planetary shaft of Globe SP62P-4?
If the agitators are difficult to attach to the planetary shaft, it may be due to a lack of lubrication or cleaning of the shaft. Wipe the planetary shaft with a clean damp cloth and lubricate it with mineral oil or food quality grease.
What to do if my Globe Mixer stops during mixing?
If your Globe Mixer stops during mixing, it could be due to a few reasons. First, the internal overload might have tripped. For SP25 and smaller models, press the stop button, then the reset button. For larger models, wait two minutes, press the stop button, then the start button. If the overload continues to trip, consider reducing the batch size or adjusting the recipe. Another cause could be a damaged or broken transmission belt, in which case you should contact a technician to replace the belt, applicable for SP25 and larger models. Lastly, if you have an SP80PL model, ensure you're not changing speeds during mixing; return the speed control lever to a speed model position and restart the mixer.
Why Globe SP62P-4 will not mix medium or heavy loads?
Your Globe Mixer might struggle with medium or heavy loads if there is incorrect or low voltage.
How to reduce noise from a Globe SP62P-4?
If your Globe Mixer is making excessive noise, consider the following: * Ensure the mixer is installed on a level surface. Adjust the surface or relocate the mixer, and make sure the rubber feet are installed. * Check that the bowl is seated correctly and the clamps are in place. Ensure the bowl is seated into the bowl cradle correctly and bowl clamps are locked into place. * Verify the agitator is fitted properly. Remove and reattach the agitator into position properly. * Avoid overloading the bowl. Reduce batch size.
What to do if my Globe SP62P-4 stops during the mixing cycle?
If your Globe Mixer stops during the mixing cycle, it could be due to a few reasons: * The internal overload might have tripped. For SP25 and smaller models, press the stop button, then the reset button on the back of the mixer. For larger models, wait two minutes, then press ‘Start’ to restart the mixer. Reduce batch size or adjust recipe if this continues to occur! * Speeds were changed during mixing, SP80PL only. Return speed control lever to a speed model position and restart the mixer.
What to do if one or more gears not working on my Globe SP62P-4 Mixer?
If one or more gears are not working on your Globe Mixer, it is likely due to a damaged or broken gear. A technician needs to replace the gear. Always stop the mixer before changing speeds!
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