Belle minimix 150 230v - Mixer woked yesterday!

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Boy Wonder
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Belle minimix 150 worked yesterday but 'dead' today. Usual checks carried out, power supply etc. No noise/hum to suggest gearbox issues. Any suggestions?
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Pablo
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Post: # 68588Post Pablo

fuse or lose connection in plug or connection to motor. Also could be the cable has fatigued and snapped.
Can't see it from my house

Boy Wonder
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Post: # 68590Post Boy Wonder

Thanks Pablo but power into 'housing' ok, I'm thinking switch or capacitor .......perhaps?
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Post: # 68592Post Mikey_C

switches are known to go, most widely available spare part on ebay.

Boy Wonder
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Post: # 68593Post Boy Wonder

Thanks Mikey.
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Post: # 68596Post lutonlagerlout

switch went on ours recently and suddenly
was fairly cheap to replace
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Boy Wonder
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Thanks LLL
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Hit it with a hammer, often works.
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Post: # 68603Post Mikey_C

blank.

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Post: # 68604Post Mikey_C

Dave_L wrote:Hit it with a hammer, often works.
ahh percussive maintenance.

Boy Wonder
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Post: # 68608Post Boy Wonder

I've now got a broken mixer with a dent and a broken hammer! :laugh:
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Boy Wonder wrote:I've now got a broken mixer with a dent and a broken hammer! :laugh:
Whoops! Ah well, always worth a try if not to just make you feel a little better!! LOL
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hammer trick works great on starter motors not so sure on electric mixers, its like ppl who hit monitors when there computer is not working hehe
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