How to remove a stuck drive shaft from the drive coupling in my Taylor Ice Cream Maker?
If the drive shaft is stuck in the drive coupling, it could be due to mix and lubricant accumulation; regularly brush clean the rear shell bearing area. Rounded corners on the drive shaft or coupling can also cause this, so replace worn components. Finally, a misaligned gear box can be the culprit; re-align it.
What causes scored freezing cylinder walls in my Taylor Ice Cream Maker?
Scored freezing cylinder walls can be caused by a missing or worn front bearing; install or replace it. Broken beater pins (pump style freezers only) can also cause this, so replace the beater assembly, ensuring scraper blades are properly attached over the pins. A bent beater assembly should be replaced. Finally, a misaligned gear box can contribute; re-align it.
Why is product collecting on top of the freezer door of my Taylor Ice Cream Maker?
If product is collecting on top of the freezer door, the top o-ring on the draw valve might be improperly lubricated or worn; lubricate it properly or replace the o-ring.
Safety guidelines for installation personnel.
Electrical safety and connection requirements.
Procedures for sanitizing the machine.
Steps for priming the machine.
Important safety warnings and precautions.
Step-by-step assembly instructions.
Preparing the sanitizing solution.
Filling hopper and priming cylinder with mix.
Troubleshooting product dispensing problems.
Conditions for equipment warranty.
Conditions for parts warranty.
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