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1. 9 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 85 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS FLOOR BASE AND PEDESTAL ML 134308 amp ML 134331 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 10 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 86 of 111 ILLUS PL 58132 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS FLOOR BASE AND PEDESTAL ML 134308 amp ML 134331 PART NO 00 916222 00002 WS 018 24 SC 118 10 00 874833 00001 00 874833 00002 FE 022 84 00 916330 SC 124 91 WS 018 24 00 916309 00 916308 00 916213 00002 00 916307 WS 018 34 SC 118 12 PG 005 25 NAME OF PART AMT Block 5 Vis Ea da E 1 Washer 2 Cap Screw 3 s 16 x 1 Hex 4 S PUG ASSA TZON d rec bee Hd rates 1 Cord amp Plug Assy 220 V Relief Strain Electrical ieri gu mp Cap Screw s 16 x 21 2 Hex Hd III M 1 me MO 1 Washer Gap Screw 3 s 16 X tree erre rhe 4 lt MPH 1 11 43101 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 87 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER
2. a 25 00 874886 Holder Magnet Lower 26 00 874864 Bowl Assy 12 Qt SST Packaged Incls Items 23 24 amp 25 a 27 00 874847 HOUSINGS Magnet arap SEN aa IE EA ENEE AATE DEDE 28 NS 025 11 Crown Nut 29 00 874834 Bowl Assy 20 Qt SST Packaged Incls Items 27 amp 28 1 19 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 95 of 111 LO ILLUS PL 57686 PART 00 118801 00 874828 00 873360 00 873343 00 875893 00 873370 00 873294 00 873313 00 873331 00 873335 00 874792 00 874791 00 874790 00 873373 00 874836 00 438078 00 438079 00 875677 00 874885 00 874899 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS AGITATORS AND ACCESSORIES NAME OF PART AMT Scraper Bowl 1 B Beater 12 Qt Packaged Incls 1 trt rr rrr tem etes 1 Wire Whip 12 Qt Packaged 1 rernm rrt 1 ED Dough Arm 12 Qt Packaged Incls 1 1 C Whip 12 Qt Packaged IMIS Iteni 1 e teneret pae p eene terre cir 1 Pastry Knife 12 Qt Packaged I
3. ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 58133 1 SC 129 39 Mach Screw 6 32 X e Slotted A 1 2 00 874816 Carrier Wire Cage 3 5 048 96 GROWN NUE 6 32 4 5 129 39 Mach Screw 6 32 X Ae Slotted Oval 1 5 00 874816 00002 Carrier Wire Cage Slotted vo 6 NS 048 96 GROWN pc M 7 5 129 39 Mach Screw 6 32 X Ae Slotted tii e a 1 8 00 874816 Carrier Wire Cage 9 00 874887 Holder Magnet Upper 10 00 874875 Magnets E UV 11 00 874886 Holder Magnet Lower 12 5 048 96 Crown Nut 6 32 oorr rii eter ec dre EE 13 00 874822 MWire Cage Assy 12 ie eet taret 14 00 874822 00002 Wire Cage Assy Incls Items 1 thru 12 ML 134312 15 00 874815 M M 16 00 087 1 00352 E T E et e n ee ERE 17 00 874786 Holder Switch Reed e 18 00 874839 Pil SOMSOM 19 SC 118 18 Cap Screw 1 420 C s OK TAG des 2 20 WS 003 19 Washer HL200 21 WS 003 46 Washer HL120 22 00 916408 2 ae Svea 23 00 874887 Holder Magnet Upper 24 00 874875 Magnet
4. H 1 77 43101 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 83 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 16 17 29 BASE AND PEDESTAL F 43101 Rev A May 2006 8 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 84 of 111 ILLUS PL 58131 00 916262 50 024 01 00 874829 00 874857 5 066 20 5 128 81 00 874925 00001 00 874925 00002 00 874756 00 479510 5 004 15 5 015 34 5 128 75 00 874749 00 874745 00002 00 874833 00001 00 874833 00002 026 34 00 874760 5 114 80 026 43 00 874879 WS 018 24 SC 118 11 00 874896 00 874720 00002 SC 118 12 WS 018 34 00 874878 NS 036 15 WS 006 26 00 012782 00 874723 00002 00 874925 00003 SC 100 08 WS 006 26 PC 003 55 00 874748 PC 003 55 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS BASE AND PEDESTAL NAME OF PART AMT COVER TOP cine scien Alencar Self Tapping Screw 10 24 x s Slotted Pan Hd Type TT Tab Cover Mounting Plug Hole uei tetto Mach Screw 10 32 1 2 Phil Truss Hd 55 Mach Screw 10 32 x 2 Tx Button Hd ML 134312 Seal Seal Neopreme Arm Bowl Lift Bushing Bowl Lift Pin Spirol 3 5 n tte treten Mach Screw 10 24 2 Slotted Oval Hd Mach Screw 10 24 x 5 s Flat
5. ache 34 005 01 200 des 35 SL 002 08 Spring Loading 36 00 012430 00024 Key e x 11 2 15 43177 2009 200 Mixer Technical Manual 67 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS PLANETARY F 43177 May 2009 16 200 Mixer Technical Manual 68 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS PLANETARY ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 57685 1 00 438524 00002 Gear Internal rra err ee Fono ava rr d tee a EA eR RA RATER Weave Rae 2 WL 003 35 qum duree 3 SC 040 09 Cap Screw 14 20 x 11 4 Hex Socket Hd 4 5 066 13 Mach Screw 8 32 1 4 Phil Truss 55 3 5 RR 004 18 Ring Retaining dne pe eda d de aan ud dE NAE EE GREY TUE 6 00 916336 Plug Friction 1 In Dia T 7 00 916335 Pinion Beater Shaft ong eee rq derer tha eb sen Ya e cede eR Da M RAT ERR en 8 00 916512 5 Upper Agitator Shaft e ce zoe tee na cx c eee ea e ede 9 BB 018 17 Bearing Ball Hoover NSK 6203 DDU 10 00 916333200001 Pl netary 11 00 874770 Spacer Bowl 5 12 5 053 46 Mach Screw 1 4 20 9 4 Slotted Truss SST 42
6. 2 20 intesa deae aane 2 11 SC 089 01 Cap Screw 1 4 20 x 1 2 Hex Socket Hd ML 134308 amp 1343314 2124 2 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 6 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 82 of 111 ILLUS PL 57679 00 114824 00001 00 874925 00004 00 108197 00001 001 03 00 874837 00 012746 00005 00 012746 00006 00 012746 00007 00 012746 00008 00 012746 00009 00 012746 00010 00 012746 00012 00 012746 00013 00 012746 00016 00 012746 00019 00 435065 00002 PL 003 17 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS ATTACHMENT HUB NAME OF PART AMT Plug Attachment etos cente prac pt 1 Seal Neopreme Screw Thumb 1 125 FIRING O UA HEY 1 Spacer Washer Thrust 0 080 Washer Thrust 0 106 ret Washer Thrust 0 092 Washer Thrust 0 080 ntt iR Lex ue xe ERR da Washer Thrust 0 098 Washer Thrust 0 112 Washer Thrust 0 119 itera ioco Washer Thrust 0 121 ie ite eee tn ex br oos re pae eui pora das Washer Thrust 0 129 Washer Thrust 0 15 Bevel Gear Seal Assy Incls Item 17 1 99
7. 1 B Beater 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 Scraper 12 Qt eerie rrr trt met rrr ttt rrr Dre rit 1 Scraper 20 06 erret tr herren rentre rtp in thi erp b 1 Splash Cover 12 Qt 1 Splash Cover 20 Qt nennen eres 1 Splash Cover 20 Qt SST 1 Ingredient Chute 1 Tray Support 1 21 43177 2009 200 Mixer Technical Manual 73 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 5 IAN 72 15 13 i 12 i d gt 4 TABLE ML 134299 F 43177 May 2009 722 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 74 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS MIXER TABLE ML 134299 ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 57731 1 00 124075 Post a aec idee Sree 2 00 124067 Support Cross Top 3 WL 004 06 3 RR DRE P ace 4 SC 037 71 Cap Screw s 10 x 4 Hex iin ences 8 5 00 123427 Shelf Table 6 00 124076 tes eie ea
8. A diee e eese vcra 7 00 124073 Leg Rear LH i edge ae 1 8 00 124074 00002 Rod Short a2 9 SC 094 26 Boit 4 20 x Sq Neck Rd Ha oid b RE epe a 22 10 00 205003 Caster LOCKING 4 11 00 124070 Leg Rear 12 WS 005 01 13 NS 013 02 14 00 124074 00001 Rod Long 15 00 124071 Leg Front RH 16 00 124076 s decns vcra 17 00 124072 Leg Front LH 2421 18 00 875983 Support Cross 1 19 00 124069 Support Cross TOp e d b eec 1 20 00 875982 uc e teste d aro uoa 1 23 F 43177 May 2009 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 75 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 41 41 41 3 41 4 41 41 41 J1 J1 1 J1 5 11 6 41 7 J1 41 9 41 10 12 13 14 15 16 FORM 43177 00 917132 00001 Harness Main Wiring WIRING HARNESS MAY 2009 PRINTED IN U S A HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 76 of 111 CATALOG REPLACEMENT PARTS LEGACY MIXER HL120 ML 134296 HL200 ML 134289 HL200 ML 134331 HL200C ML 134312 PREVIOUS MLS COVERED IN THIS MANUA
9. 13 005 34 Bearing Ball Hoover NSK 6204 14 00 023482 1 Shaft edt 1 15 00 874753 Plunger Assy 22 16 00 916334 17 00 065062 00001 DowWel toe eese Faces cx e e 18 00 012430 00055 Key e x 3 16 x 1 19 00 124946 Washer 20 WS 030 83 l UE DPA 21 00 010928 00002 22 00 024715 00003 Acorn Nut 2220 1 00 916332 Planetary Subassy Incls Items 5 thru 15 17 820 1 17 F 43177 May 2009 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 69 of 111 12 QUART BOWL 20 QUART BOWL BOWL AND BOWL GUARD HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS BOWL AND BOWL GUARD ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 58133 1 SC 129 39 Mach Screw 6 32 x 5 1 Slotted Oval 1 2 00 917349 Carrier Wire Cage 3 5 048 96 6532 Geese e e e 4 5 129 39 Mach Screw 6 32 x 5 1 Slotted Oval 1 5 00 917349 00002 Carrier Wire Cage Slotted e 6 NS 048 96 GrowriiNut 6532 5 dbi c Deva ti ERE UR Tet eel 7 5 129 39 Mach Screw 6 32 x 5 1 Slotted Oval 1 8 00 917349 Carrier Wire Cage 9 00 917357 Holde
10. 00 917221 00 874925 00004 00 108197 00001 001 03 00 874837 00 012746 00005 00 012746 00006 00 012746 00007 00 012746 00008 00 012746 00009 00 012746 00010 00 012746 00012 00 012746 00013 00 012746 00016 00 012746 00019 00 435065 00002 PL 003 17 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 16 17 6 THRU 15 ATTACHMENT HUB NAME OF PART AMT Attachment Seal Neopreme Screw Thumb 17 Washer Thrust 0 080 Washer Thrust 0106 Washer Thrust 0 092 s Washer Thr st 0 086 Washer Thr st 0 098 rti Washer Thrust 0 112 Washer Thrust 0 119 et erect ness e rade baton Washer Thrust 0 121 sec Washer Thrust 0 129 Washer Thr st 0 115 sie Bevel Gear Seal Assy Incls Item 17 1 Seen p 1 ETE F 43177 May 2009 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 59 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS BASE AND PEDESTAL F 43177 May 2009 8 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 60 of 111 ILLUS PL 58131 00 916262 SD 024 01 00 874829 00 874857 SC 066 20 SC
11. Change To add an item to your parts list click the Add button next to the To see an exploded view click on the view figure buttons View Figure CED CI CI CL add PartNo Part Description Qty Used On Assembly 1 00 3286 Track Assy RH 2 NS 015 01 Nut 1 4 20 Hex SST WL 006 17 Lockwasher 1 4 Medium A H Locate the part needed Water Pressure Gauge on the drawing 29 30 31 Loe 22 THRU 26 Placing the cursor on the number will display the Description of the 19 Gauge Water Pressure LX30 40 amp LXiG Series Part 4 4 1 Tp Click on the number pointing to Y the part PL 58032 BASE ASSEMBLY HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 105 of 111 1 15 0032257 Retainer Screw 10 AR EET 5 00475060 Hose 1 4 x 12 Pressure Gauge to Fill Valve 1 EET 17 00 528501 Hose 4 1 12 088 30 Hose Barb LX30 40 LXG amp LXi Series 1 19 00 91 8429 Gauge Water Pressure LX30 40 LXG LXi amp LXiG Series 1 22 00 528501 Clamp Hose 4 1 2 088 29 Fitting Hose 1 4 Barb x 1 8 27 1 22 50 018 24 Mach Screw 6 32 x 3 4 Phil Pan Hd 2 en 23 00 918385 Block Terminal 5 Pole Current Construction 1 24 00 918339 Bracket Terminal Block Cu
12. Ex OL1 Motor overload until display is blank then plug back in If symptoms still exist contact your local Hobart Service office Planetary seal squeaks SERVICE If service is needed on this equipment contact your local Hobart Service office 1 888 4HOBART F34922 Rev D Nov 2008 PRINTED IN U S A 20 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 26 of 111 USE AND APPLICATIONS HANDBOOK For Mixer LEGACY Attachments and Accessories N TN SSS 22 SSS NS NN NN AV M EN N N N SS 24 aa A 9 4 ALY SS SoA S FORM 34901 Rev D May 2007 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 27 of 111 200 Mixer Technical Manual 28 of 111 Economical Dependable Versatile Your Hobart Mixer The Hobart Mixer brings profit to your operation every time you use it Uniform and consistent mixing reduces waste and improves process control Smooth surfaces and durable construction make cleanup fast and easy This all means economical operation for you Because of its reliability your Hobart Mixer will give years of dependable low cost service The Hobart Mixer s planetary action assures uniform mixing The mix arm reaches every par
13. PL 57731 1 00 124075 M 2 00 124067 Support Cross 3 WL 004 06 Lockwasher s eiecerunt e 4 SC 037 71 Cap Screw 2 16 8 5 00 123427 Shelf Table 6 00 124076 GOMME recedentes nene EUR ADR a 7 00 124073 Ream 1 8 00 124074 00002 Rod Short 2 2 9 5 094 26 Bolt 1 20 x NECK RO 22 10 00 205003 Caster LOCKING 4 11 00 124070 Leg Rear RH 12 WS 005 01 13 NS 013 02 14 00 124074 00001 Rod Long 15 00 124071 Leg Front RH 16 00 124076 ELLIOTT 17 00 124072 Leg Front LH PEN 18 00 875983 SUpport Cross cue eR EN 1 19 00 124069 Support Cross 1 20 00 875982 1 23 43101 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 99 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS LJ CALA LJ LJ L3 LJ Ed 00 874888 00001 Harness Drive 41 1 41 2 41 3 41 4 41 5 41 6 41 7 41 8 41 9 41 10 41 11 41 12 41 13 41 14 41 15 41 16
14. SUITABLE FOR OPERATION Flat Beater Wing Whip Wire Whip D Dough Hook Wire Whip Pastry Knife moou 1 1st Speed 2nd Speed 8rd Speed 12 NOTE AR 96 Absorption Ratio Water weight divided by flour weight Capacity depends on moisture content of dough Above capacities based 12 flour moisture at water temperature If high gluten flour is used reduce above dough batch size by 10 T Requires a 5096 reduction in batch size to mix in Speed 2 with 50 or less AR doughs Use of ice requires a 1096 reduction in batch size 1 gallon of water weighs 8 33 165 NOTE Attachment hub should not be used while mixing HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 38 of 111 CREAMING RUBBING WITH THE FLAT BEATER When making cakes or similar products the first step is normally rubbing or creaming the shortening Start this work on first speed and complete it on second speed If a very light consistency is desired it may be beaten on third speed before adding more ingredients In most formulas the second step is adding sugar Most operators prefer to add sugar slowly while the mixer is operating in second or third speed If you wish to add the sugar all at one time complete the creaming of the shortening and then stop the machine When adding the sugar place it toward the center of the bowl Start the machine in first speed for the first few turns around the bowl then increase the speed to
15. Screw 8 32 x 1 4 Phil Pan 55 4 1 2 Cap Screw 14 20 x 114 Hex Socket 6 Slideway Bowl Lift LED deer tat ter e er rir 1 OWE 1 Slideway Bowl Lift RH 1 Cover Bowl Interlock 1 1 Hold m EEEN 1 Cap Screw 1 4520 Hex 2 EE 4 12 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual 64 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 15 16 TRANSMISSION CASE AND MOTOR ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 58129 1 NS 032 23 Lock Nut e 20 Specialises tte be e 1 2 00 012430 00004 Key TeX 1 3 00 291221 Worm Gear 60 Cycle 4 00 012754 IUCLu 5 00 012757 Absorber Shock eese retia De ridet e enda na sep a RE 1 6 00 874820 Deflector Grease eei itera 1 7 00 916445 Bushing Motor Mounting 1 8 00 917810 Motor 100 120 V m 1 9 00 874634 Motor 200 240 V eem 1 10 5 089 01 Screw 1 4 20 x 1 Socket Hd 1
16. The C Wing Whip is used for whipping material that is too heavy for the D Wire Whip The heavy frame permits its use for light creaming and beating It is often used for whipping or blending potatoes butter mayonnaise or icings It is generally used in first and second speed for whipping heavy products like potatoes or in third or fourth speed for lighter products like mayonnaise or icings The P Pastry Knife combines shortening with flour and is ideal for light pastry shells patty shells flaky pie doughs and similar mixes The cutting action of the knife practically eliminates rubbing and allows delicate ingredients to be combined without overdevelopment The P Pastry Knife is suitable for stirring operations in low speeds and for fast cutting operations in medium speeds You should not use the P Pastry Knife at high speed if you want the pastry to have a flaky texture HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 31 of 111 FORMULAS METHODS Use your own formula for any products you wish to make in your Hobart mixer Then evaluate the finished product for texture conformity lightness flakiness etc You will find that any method of blending ingredients can be duplicated or improved with your machine Be careful and do not overmix Overmixing can adversely affect the texture of your product You will also discover there is often a saving in time for each mixing operation Even delicate products usually mixed by hand can be mixed in your
17. sss 6 14 00 874923 Latch ML 134456 15 00 874931 Plate Backer ML 134456 16 NS 038 13 Lock Nut 10 24 Hex 134456 6 5 F 43177 May 2009 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 57 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 2 8 9 PL 58127 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART ANT PL 58127 1 SC 018 38 Mach Screw 8 32 x 1 2 Slotted Pan 2 2 00 874763 Bracket E 1 3 00 087714 042 5 Relay 2 Pole 30 1 4 00 539847 Cable BIN ADR 1 5 SD 015 37 Self Tapping Screw 6 32 x 1 4 Phil Pan Hd Type 1 6 00 065890 00090 Terminal 2 1 7 NS 009 12 Mach Nut 8 32 2 8 00 916893 Controller GE Low Voltage nennen nennen nennt nsn 1 9 00 916894 Controller GE High 1 10 SC 114 80 Mach Screw 1 4 20 x s Slotted Pan Hd 2 11 SC 089 01 Cap Screw 14 20 1 2 Hex Socket Hd ML 134308 ML 134331 2 F 43177 May 2009 6 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 58 of 111 ILLUS PL 57679
18. 41 1 41 2 41 3 41 4 41 5 41 6 41 7 41 8 41 9 41 10 01 11 01 12 91 13 91 14 91 15 91 16 es 2 X 00 874804 00001 Harness Power WIRING HARNESSES FORM 43101 Rev A MAY 2006 PRINTED IN U S A HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 100 of 111 Smartparts Online Parts Catalog Note It is helpful but not essential to know the ML Material List Number of the equipment for which a part is needed User Guide How Do I Find An ML Number The ML Number is found on the machine dataplate The dataplate resembles the sample below and is generally located on the back or side of a machine Section 2 If Equipment ML Number is not known HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 101 of 111 PRODUCT DIRECTORY Locate an Office Warranty Registration Career Opportunties Sew ce SERVICE PARTS INSTALLATIONS WATER TREATMENT MANUALS amp SUPPORT CONTRACTS amp PHs We keep you up and running Y Hobart Service Hobart Service News amp Offers We re there for you anytime you need us 24x7 Get 25 Off Your Next Service Call We re within 50 miles of 95 of our service customers Onl
19. Hobart mixer Your Hobart mixer mixes your products in the most efficient and quickest way possible There is no need for you to sacrifice individual characteristics when using your Hobart mixer When results are exactly to your liking note carefully the time of operation and the speed setting Under the same conditions your Hobart mixer will perform exactly the same day after day providing uniformity in your products MIXER CAPACITY The Mixer Capacity Chart is a guide for controlling the batch sizes in your formulations The capacities listed take into account the amount of product which can be contained in the various sized bowls The listed capacities are the maximum recommended batch sizes Whenever batch size exceeds 50 pounds use a bowl truck to load and unload the bowl from the mixer Recipes for doughs used to establish the batch sizes in the Mixer Capacity Chart are listed below HEAVY BREAD MEDIUM PIZZA RAISED DONUT INGREDIENT DOUGH DOUGH DOUGH Flour 100 0 100 0 100 0 Water 55 0 50 0 65 0 Yeast 2 0 1 0 5 0 Salt 2 5 1 5 25 5 0 0 15 0 Shortening 5 0 0 15 0 0 2 0 0 Non Fat Dry Milk 6 0 0 8 0 Total 175 5 154 5 210 5 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 32 of 111 The ingredient percentages based on a flour content of 100 percent to simplify using the recipes to make various sized batches and compute the moisture absorption ratio The heavy bread dough recipe above is a criterion liste
20. REPLACEMENT PARTS ILLUS PL 58128 PART 00 874726 00 874841 00002 5 129 22 00 874727 5 122 59 00 874742 00 011800 00187 5 040 09 00 874738 00001 00 011800 00187 00 874738 00002 00 874884 00 087711 00352 00 874842 5 062 69 004 97 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 12 13 N 5 7 Eu O lt gt 22 ls NE A q lt 14 9 N IV P di b 15 N 10 BOWL SUPPORT NAME OF PART AMT Pin Bowl M 1 SUPPOM BOW RR DC 1 Set Screw 4 20 x 14 Sq Hd Cup PL rrr rer ce eer D Er aici 2 BOW RE eC 1 Mach S rew 8 32 x Phil Ed 55 ii erri nr trece 4 je met T P 1 2 Gap Screw 1 4 20 x 4 A Hex Socket eer 6 slideway LI em 1 fess 2 Slideway Bowl Lift RH 1 M nrstuore dM CIL 1 c 1 Hold Down Bowl Rear visi c eir ce eh era SEE ERE 1 Gap Screw 4 20 x 19 4 Aex assis trt eere te err 2 M 4 242 HL200 Mixer Technical Man
21. alignment pins on the left side of the bowl support fit in the holes in the bowl tab Fig 3 Place the slotted tab on bowl into the lower part of the pin Swing the bowl into the mix position on bowl support Fig 4 Fig 3 AGITATOR To install an agitator the bowl must be on the bowl support Fig 4 To Install 1 Lower the bowl 2 Open the bowl guard wire cage 3 Place the agitator inside the bowl and align the horizontal slot on the agitator with the agitator shaft pin 4 Slide the agitator up the agitator shaft until it stops and latches An audible click should be heard when the agitator locks in position To Remove 1 Open the bowl guard wire cage 2 Lower the bowl 3 Hold the agitator and pull the plunger of the agitator out Fig 5 Slide agitator down off the agitator shaft Fig 5 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 14 of 111 PREPARE FOR MIXING 1 Place the mixing bowl on the bowl support 2 Pour ingredients into the bowl 3 Swing the bowl back to the mix position 4 Place the agitator inside the bowl and then attach it to the agitator shaft Fig 6 Lift bowl support 6 Correctly close the bowl guard wire cage 7 The mixer is now ready for mixing See TIMER OPERATION Fig 6 STANDARD TIMER OPERATION Using the Count Up Mode Continuous Mixing 1 Turn the SPEED dial to select a mix speed the SPEED setting can be changed at any time during the mixing oper
22. bowl capacity is limited by the volume of the final product not by the amount of liquid ingredients at the beginning When egg whites are whipped they are generally finished in high speed When adding sugar to make a meringue add the sugar at slow speed and then whip briefly in third speed Over whipping will result in a refining action which liberates air Stop the mixer as soon as a dry appearing peak is reached When whipping eggs either whites or whole eggs it is important to have the bowl and the agitator completely free of any trace of shortening or other oily material The slightest amount of fat will prevent proper incorporation of air See CLEANING NEW MIXER BOWLS AND ACCESSORIES In some kitchens and bakeries it has become general practice to keep certain bowls only for this purpose You may also use the C Wing Whip for whipping eggs or egg whites However the results are somewhat slower than produced by the D Wire Whip 15 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 41 of 111 MAYONNAISE The C Wing Whip because of its strength high efficiency and durability when used on larger mixers is most commonly used for making mayonnaise However the D Wire Whip may be preferred when making very light batches or when using step down bowls When you do not need a high emulsion you may use the B Flat Beater The B Flat Beater may be used for French or other thin types of salad dressings The C Wing Whip can also provide satisfacto
23. complete the operation After all the sugar has been added you may want to scrape down the bowl if you don t have the option bowl scraper To scrape the bowl first stop the mixer After the beater has stopped scrape down the sides of the bowl with a bowl scraper or spatula This returns to the mixture any material which may have accumulated on the bowl sides above the beater shoulder After scraping down the material restart the mixer Beat until smooth using a three speed Be careful and do not overmix CAKES WITH A HIGH SUGAR CONTENT Do not add the total amount of whole eggs to the batch at one time Darkening of the butter and sugar mix can also result if You add the sugar before the shortening is creamed You add the sugar too quickly to the creamed shortening or You add more sugar than the creamed base can absorb When mixing whole eggs it is unnecessary to separate the whites from the yolks Add the eggs slowly and allow them to become thoroughly incorporated into the shortening base Flour and any leavening agent such as baking powder soda or special combinations of dry ingredients may be sifted together When incorporating dry ingredients stop the mixer wait for the beater to stop scrape down the bowl if necessary if you don t have the optional bowl scraper and then add about of the flour and portion of the milk or added moisture in any form Resume mixing in first speed When the flour is incorporated add half
24. or side of a machine Dishwasher HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 103 of 111 Enter the ML number and click on Search SmartParts For this example the part needed is a Water Pressure Gauge used on the LX 30 Undercounter The ML number of this dishwasher is 104352 Hobart Parts Web SmartParts SmartParts results for 104352 listed by product group Warewash Waste Equipment 1 Series Dishwashers Includes ML numbers 104349 104350 104351 104352 130016 130017 130018 130019 Click on the Radio button to select the Parts Catalog Then click on Continue Assemblies Available LX Series Dishwashers Includes ML numbers 104349 104350 104351 104352 104353 104354 104355 104356 110380 110381 130016 130017 130018 130019 Click the radio button next to the assembly you want then click the Continue The Water Pressure Gauge is on the Base Assembly TANK ASSEMBLY ELECTRICAL CONTROL DRAWER LX SERIES ELECTRICAL CONTROL DRAWER LX SERIES DISPLAY WASH ARM ASSEMBLY LX18 SERIES WASH ARM ASSEMBLY LX30 40 LXG LXi amp LXiG SERIES O WASH PIPE ASSEMBLY 50 HZ 60 HZ PUMP MOTOR ASSEMBLY INGERSOLL OR CRANE 54 d CU e HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 104 of 111 Select Base Assembly O DOOR ASSEMBLY Then click on Continue Parts List BASE ASSEMBLY Select an appropriate figure size
25. 128 81 00 874925 00001 00 874925 00002 00 874756 00 479510 PS 004 15 SC 015 34 SC 128 75 00 917231 00 874745 00002 00 874833 00001 FE 026 34 00 874760 SC 114 80 FE 026 43 00 874879 WS 018 24 SC 118 11 00 874896 00 874720 00002 SC 118 12 WS 018 34 00 874878 NS 036 15 WS 006 26 00 012782 00 874723 00002 00 874925 00003 SC 100 08 WS 006 26 PC 003 55 00 874748 PC 003 55 00 874870 00 917167 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS BASE AND PEDESTAL NAME OF PART AMT Ab LEA Ee d cg eie dl Self Tapping Screw 10 24 x s Slotted Pan Hd Type TT Tab Cover Mounting Hole ada ecd Mach Screw 10 32 x 7 2 Phil Truss Hd SST Mach Screw 10 32 x 7 Tx Button Hd ML 134456 Seal Seal Arm Bowl Lift Bushing Bowl Lift Piri Spirol Mach Screw 10 24 Slotted Oval Hd Mach Screw 10 24 x s Flat SST ML 134456 Cover Pedestal Handle amp Bushing Bowl Lift Cord amp Plug Assy 120 Relief Strain Electrical ML 134456 Cover Controller _ 134456 Mach Screw 1 4 20 x s Phil Pan Hd ML 134455 amp ML 134456 Bus
26. 177 2009 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 71 of 111 PL 57686 ILLUS PL 57686 00 913049 00 874828 00 873360 00 873343 00 875893 00 873370 00 873294 00 873313 00 873331 00 873335 00 874792 00 874791 00 874790 00 873373 00 874836 00 438078 00 438079 00 875677 00 874885 00 874899 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS AGITATORS AND ACCESSORIES NAME OF PART AMT BOWL 5 eed oe eck ab eee sane a 1 Beater 12 Qt Packaged Incls 1 1 D Wire Whip 12 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 ED Dough Arm 12 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 C Whip 12 Qt Packaged 1 1 Pastry Knife 12 Qt Packaged Incls 1 1 Pastry Knife 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 sese 1 EDA Dough Arm 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 C Whip 20 Qt Packaged 1 1 E Dough Arm 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 D Wire Whip 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 ED Dough Arm 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1
27. 200 6 11 SC 089 02 Cap Screw 1 4 20 x 3 4 Hex Socket 120 seen 6 12 00 874755 Cover TRANSMISSION 1 13 5 118 11 Screw 3 16 Hex 4 14 WS 018 24 4 15 00 874857 1 16 00 874876 1 17 00 270776 2 18 00 917805 Transmission Case LOWSM M 1 00 917983 Label Assy Warning Shield 1 00 438131 00187 Label Warning SD 039 23 Self Tapping Screw 6 32 x 1 4 Hex Washer 2 13 F 43177 May 2009 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 65 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 1 TRANSMISSION F 43177 May 2009 14 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 66 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS TRANSMISSION ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 58130 1 NS 032 37 2 WS 031 41 28 3 5 114 80 Mach Screw 12 20 x die 4 4 00 874787 Retainer Planetary 2 2 44400440000 0 1 5 00 874795 Gasket Bearing bz 6 BB 005 34 Bearing Ball 5 7 00 874793 Spacer Planetary bee ele Lace dice ee Hose ntes Eee 8 00 124733 00002 Gear Bevel
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29. 58130 1 NS 032 37 2 WS 031 41 Js 3 SC 114 80 Mach Screw a 20 x Phil Pari s a prn tet rct etn ett 4 4 00 874787 Retainer Plarietary Beatirig orent cm re ete erede er e de epe erae 1 5 00 874795 Gasket Bearing EN 6 BB 005 34 RE 7 00 874793 Planetary usen en petet eec i repre eer bee c edu e e ra te 8 00 124733 00002 Gear Bevel 46T 14 2 9 00 874873 00001 C 10 00 874873 09002 11 00 874635 Shaft Planetary 246 12 00 012430 00017 Key Vex 2 t rte et bte c tp due 1 13 00 874778 Gear S557 VAP ace M M 14 BB 020 06 Bearing Ball Fafnir 204K M 15 00 114695 OM 16 00 437342 17 00 067500 00078 O Ring ts 18 00 012710 2 2 19 WS 006 36 Washer ML 134289 ML 134308 ML 134331 amp 134312 1 20 SC 114 80 Mach Screw 1 4 20 s Phil Pan Hd 9 21 00 874788 1 22 005 02 Bearing 23 005 01 Bearing Ball Fafni
30. 6 Cake Cup BorC 20 Ibs Cake Layer 20 16 Cake Pound B 21 Ibs Cake Short Sponge Corl 15 Ibs Cake Sponge Corl 12 Ibs Cookies Sugar B 15 Ibs Dough Bread or Roll Lt Med 60 AR ED 25 Dough Heavy Bread 55 AR ED 15 Ibs Dough Pie B amp P 18 Ibs Dough Thin Pizza 40 AR max mix time 5 min St ED 9 Ibs Dough Med Pizza 50 St ED 10 Ibs Dough Thick Pizza 60 St ED 20 Ibs Dough Raised Donut 6596 AR ED 9 Ibs Dough Whole Wheat 7096 AR ED 20 Ibs Eggs amp Sugar for Sponge Cake B amp Corl 8 Ibs Icing Fondant B 12 Ibs Icing Marshmallow Corl 2 16 Shortening amp Sugar Creamed B 16 Ibs Pasta Basic Egg Noodle max mix time 5 min ED 5 Ibs NOTE AR Absorption Ratio Water weight divided by flour weight Capacity depends on moisture content of dough Above capacities based on 12 flour moisture at 70 F water temperature 1st Speed 2nd Speed T 3rd Speed If high gluten flour is used reduce above dough batch size by 1096 t 2nd Speed should never be used on 5096 AR or lower products USE OF ICE REQUIRES A 10 REDUCTION IN BATCH SIZE 1 gallon of water weighs 8 33 165 NOTE Attachment hub should not be used while mixing Page 2 of 4 F 40089 Legacy HL200 Mixer HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 4 of 111 701 S Ridge Avenue Troy 45374 1 888 4HOBART www hobartcorp com LEGACY HL200 MIXER SPECIFICATI
31. 8 Overlay ML 1342906 5 reset etie at 1 8 00 874809 Knob 9 WS 031 44 Washer 10 00 874809 Knob 11 00 874921 Cover Weldment ML 134312 12 SC 128 62 Mach Screw 10 24 x Tx Button Hd ML 134312 13 00 874923 Lateh 134912 m 14 00 874931 Plate Backer ML 134312 15 NS 038 13 Lock Nut 10 24 Hex ML 134312 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 81 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 2 1 PL 58127 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 58127 1 SC 018 38 Mach Screw 8 32 x gt Slotted Pan Hd 2 2 00 874763 Bracket Controller 3 00 087714 042 5 Relay 2 Pole 30 Amp 4 00 539847 MiG X 5 SD 015 37 Self Tapping Screw 6 32 x 1 4 Phil Pan Hd Type 1 6 00 065890 00090 Terminal 2 Tab onc och e once ne E Rc eR UR KERN ERR KR E cea o XR 1 7 5 009 12 Mach Nut 8 32 x sd x SERE qus der nex d esu me eae 2 8 00 874775 00002 Motor Drive 120 V serra er hn XR 1 9 00 874776 00002 Motor Drive 240 V ML 134289 ML 134296 ML 134331 amp ML 134308 1 10 SC 114 80 Mach Screw 4 20 x s Slotted Pan
32. ASSEMBLY ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS LX SERIES Select Base Assembly ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS Lxi SERIES DISPLAY WASH AND RINSE ARM ASSEMBLY Ix30 40 Ixi amp lxig SERIES PREV CONSTR Then click on Continue WASH AND RINSE ARM ASSEMBLY Ix30 40 Ixi amp SERIES CURRENT CONSTR O WASH ARM ASSEMBLY LX18 SERIES O WASH PIPE ASSEMBLY PREVIOUS CONSTRUCTION WASH PIPE ASSEMBLY CURRENT CONSTRUCTION H o Ses eos ee HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 108 of 111 Parts List BASE ASSEMBLY Select an appropriate figure size Change To Different Assembly Different Product add an item to your parts list click the Add button next to the To see an exploded view click on the view figure buttons View Figure CED CI CI UL add PartNo Part Description Qty Used On Assembly 1 00 3286 Track Assy RH 2 NS 015 01 Nut 1 4 20 Hex SST WL 006 17 Lockwasher 1 4 Medium A H Locate the part needed Water Pressure Gauge on the 22 0 5 Z gt LLI CN 0 1 drawing 29 30 31 KG Placing the cursor on the aal ias is bd number will display the E H L Click on the number pointing to 16 11 THRU 15 the part 20 gt PL 58032 BASE AS
33. CHMENT HUB BASE AND PEDESTAL FLOOR BASE AND PEDESTAL ML 134458 BOWL SUPPORT TRANSMISSION CASE AND MOTOR TRANSMISSION PLANETARY BOWL AND BOWL GUARD AGITATORS AND ACCESSORIES MIXER TABLE ML 134299 WIRING HARNESS 23 43177 2009 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 55 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS CONTROL PANEL F 43177 May 2009 4 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 56 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS CONTROL PANEL ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 58126 1 00 874831 Switch Speed Selector 1 2 SD 039 23 Self Tapping Screw 6 32 x 1 4 Hex Washer Hd RL 3 00 917212 PCB ss nena 1 4 00 917213 PCB Assy Recipe Timer 134457 5 00 916594 Potentiometer Assy 6 00 874811 Overlay With Recipe Timer 1 134457 7 00 874881 Overlay Without Recipe Timer ML 134455 ML 134456 ML 134457 ML 134458 1 8 00 874868 Overlay ML 134459 9 00 874809 e D UL dun 10 WS 031 55 Washoe ty dr dc dte e ies pete ec P cde bte i Coder 11 00 874809 12 00 874921 Cover Weldment ML 134456 13 SC 128 62 Mach Screw 10 24 x 1 2 Tx Button ML 134456
34. ECIPE TIMER ONLY HL200 MIXER ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM 100 120 50 60 1 200 230 50 60 1 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 51 of 111 7 INDUCTION MOTOR 2721 TIMER BOARD ASSEMBLY 00 937135 STD TIMER 00 937136 RECIPE TIMER 4 PEED SELECT POTENTIOMETER SWITCH ASSY ASSY 916594 937061 START SWITCH 916593 STARTPB3 E MIXER HARNESS 916566 ASSEMBLY 874781 917819 T1 STOPPB2 STOP SWITCH T2 T3 Bow 916592 GUARD STOPPB1 SWITCH 87711 352 87714 67 REF BOWL SWITCH HARNESS PART NO 917132 1 REF CORD ANB PLUG ASSEMBLY PART NUMBER 117542 100 REF CONTROLLER PART NO 00 916893 100 120 50 60 1 CONTROLLER PART NO 00 916894 200 240 50 60 1 DERIVED FROM 477208 27 REV D HL200 CONNECTION DIAGRAM 12720 200 Mixer Technical Manual 52 of 111 CATALOG OF REPLACEMENT PARTS LEGACY MIXER HL120 ML 134459 HL200 ML 134455 HL200C ML 134456 HL200 ML 134457 HL200 ML 134458 A product of HOBART 701 S RIDGE AVENUE TROY OHIO 45374 0001 FORM 43177 May 2009 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 53 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS F 43177 May 2009 2 HOBART 2009 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 54 of 111 12 13 15 17 19 21 23 24 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS Table of Contents CONTROL PANEL ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ATTA
35. HOBART SERVICE 200 MIXER TECHNICAL MANUAL SPECIFICATION SHEET INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS TROUBLE SHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS WIRING DIAGRAMS CATALOG OF REPLACEMENT PARTS SMARTPARTS USER GUIDE RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS LIST Need other Hobart Services Warranty Registration e Delivery and Installation Preventive Maintenance Hobart Service Contracts e Extended Warranty Contracts e Parts and Accessories Specialty Programs Water Treatment Programs HOBART 5 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 2 of 111 701 S Ridge Avenue Troy 45374 1 888 4HOBART www hobartcorp com STANDARD FEATURES Heavy Duty Motor Gear Transmission Three Fixed Speeds Plus Stir Speed Shift on the Fly Controls Patented soft start Agitation Technology 15 Minute SmartTimer Automatic Time Recall Large Easy To Reach Controls Single Point Bowl Installation Ergonomic Swing Out Bowl B 12 Taper Attachment Hub Open Stainless Steel Bowl Guard Metallic Gray Hybrid Powder Coat Finish ACCESSORY PACKAGES featuring Hobart Quick Release Agitators Deluxe Accessory Package Includes 20 Quart Stainless Steel Bowl 20 Quart B Beater 20 Quart D Wire Whip 20 Quart Bowl Scraper 20 Quart Ingredient Chute Standard Ac
36. Hd SST ML 134312 Cover Pedestal Handle amp Bushing Bowl Lift amp Plug Assy 120 eres Cord Plug Assy 220 V ML 134289 amp ML 134296 Relief Strain Electrical ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Cover Controller ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Mach Screw 1 4 20 x s Phil Hd ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Bushing Electric Snap ML 134296 amp ML 134289 Pad Rear ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Washer ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Cap Screw s 16 7 Hex ML 134289 ML 134296 ML 134312 Pad Front RH ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Base ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Cap Screw s 16 x 3 4 Hex ML 134289 ML 134296 ML 134312 Washer ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Pad Front LH ML 134289 ML 134296 amp ML 134312 Stop Nut s 24 Special e Pedestal Seal Mach Screw 1 4 20 x s Hex Washer Hd Rod Bowl Lift
37. L HL200 ML 134308 A product of HOBART 701 S RIDGE AVENUE TROY OHIO 45374 0001 FORM 43101 Rev A May 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 77 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS F 43101 Rev A May 2006 2 HOBART HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 78 of 111 o 12 13 19 17 19 21 23 24 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS Table of Contents CONTROL PANEL ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ATTACHMENT HUB BASE AND PEDESTAL FLOOR BASE AND PEDESTAL ML 134308 amp ML 134331 BOWL SUPPORT TRANSMISSION CASE AND MOTOR TRANSMISSION PLANETARY BOWL AND BOWL GUARD AGITATORS AND ACCESSORIES MIXER TABLE ML 134299 WIRING HARNESSES 3 43101 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 79 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS CONTROL PANEL F 43101 Rev A May 2006 side HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 80 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS CONTROL PANEL ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 58126 1 00 874831 Switch Speed Selector ASSy 1 2 SD 039 23 Self Tapping Screw 6 32 x 1 4 Washer Hd RL 3 00 874883 sei 4 00 874806 Board Timer Recipe 134289 sisse nennen ener nnne nnn 5 00 874811 Overlay W Recipe Timer ML 134289 6 00 874881 Overlay W O Recipe Timer ML 134289 ML 134308 ML 134331 amp ML 134312 7 00 87486
38. L ELECTRICAL CODE AND OR OTHER CODES IN FORCE MACHINE WEIGHT LESS BONLI 189 LBS SHIPPING 1 204 185 BOWL WEIGHT 9 185 6 00 POWER CORD STANDARD R 15 3 8 39 SWING 20 QUART STAINLESS BOWL OUTSIDE DIAMETER 13 1 2 34 INSIDE DIAMETER 12 5 8 32 16 750 42 55 WARNING ELECTRICAL AND GROUNDING CONNECTIONS MUST COMPLY WITH MUE APPLICABLE PORTIONS OF HE NATIONAL EL ICAL AND T DOWN H OTHER CODES IN FORCE ur Ne THREAD 4 PLACES 21 625 154 931 NOTE MACHINE WEIGHT LESS BOWL 265 LBS SHIPPING WEIGHT 280 LBS BOWL WEIGHT 9 LBS TAN 31 621 As continued product improvement is a policy of Hobart specifications are subject to change without notice Page 4 of 4 F 40089 Legacy HL200 Mixer F 40089 REV 06 07 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 60f 111 LITHO IN U S A H 01 amp Printed On Recycled Paper Models HL 120 HL200 HL200 HL200 LEGACY ML 134296 ML 134459 ML 134331 ML 134458 ML 134289 ML 134457 ML 134455 PRIOR ML S COVERED IN THIS CATALOG HL200 HL200 ML 134308 ML 134450 F34922 Rev D Nov 2008 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 7 of 111 TABLE CONTENTS GENERAT 3 3 _______ _ 3 EOCAUO
39. N TETTE LS 3 Electrical Connections 4 OPERATION Standard Recipe Timer 7 Bowl i t 8 8 Prepare Tor 9 Standard Timer Operation 9 Recipe Timer Operation 11 VIEW RECIO e tee Fe hee Pre oett E PUE EFE 12 Programming Recipe TimMer eee 12 Unloading TREE 14 Wire Rae 14 Agitators and Attachments 16 CEEANING 17 MAINTENANCE 18 Lubrication ES 18 IS 19 5 20 E 20 HOBART 2006 2 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual 8 of 111 Installation Operation and Care of Legacy 12 amp 20 Quart Mixers SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL The Legacy 12 quart mixer is bench type mixer which features a SmartTimer a manual bowl lift and 12 attachment hub as standard equipment The Legacy 20 quart mixer is bench type mix
40. ONS MOTOR gt H P high torque motor 100 120 50 60 1 8 0 Amps 200 240 50 60 1 5 0 Amps ELECTRICAL 100 120 50 60 1 200 240 50 60 1 UL Listed CONTROLS Magnetic contactor with thermal overload protec tion Internally sealed Start Stop push buttons A 15 minute SmartTimer is standard SmartTimer includes Automatic Time Recall which remembers the last time set for each speed Optional SmartPlus2 Programmable Recipe Timer allows operators the ability to program up to 4 recipes with 5 steps per recipe SmartPlus2 automatically changes speeds and starts timer count down without operator intervention TRANSMISSION Gear driven Gears are constant mesh heat treated hardened alloy steel along with anti friction ball bearings Grease lubricants furnished to all gears and shafts SPEEDS Agitator Attachment RPM RPM Stir 59 33 First Low 107 61 Second Intermediate 198 113 Third High 365 207 BOWL GUARD Heavy duty stainless steel wire front and solid rear portion Front portion of guard rotates easily to add ingredients and install or remove agitator It detaches in seconds for cleaning in dishwasher or sink Rear portion of guard can be quickly cleaned in position Guard must be in closed position before mixer will operate Bowl support interlock provides further protection F 40089 Legacy HL200 Mixer BOWL LIFT Ergonomic style hand crank operated self lo
41. SEMBLY HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 109 of 111 1 E 15 00322267 Retainer Screw 10 EET 1 00475060 Hose 1 4 x 12 Pressure Gauge to Fill Valve 1 EET 17 00 528501 Clamp Hose 4 1 EET 088 30 NU Barb LX30 40 LXG amp LXi Series 1 19 00 918429 Gauge Water Pressure LX30 40 LXG LXi amp LXiG Series 1 EET 22 00 529501 Clamp Hose 4 1 2 F 088 29 Fitting Hose 1 4 Barb x 1 8 27 NPTM 1 22 5 018 24 Mach Screw 6 32 x 3 4 Phil Pan Hd 2 qc 23 00 918385 Block Terminal 5 Pole Current Construction 1 Add 24 00 918339 Bracket Terminal Block Current Construction 1 EET 25 031250 Stop Nut 6 32 Hex SST 2 EET 25 ns 031 16 Stop Nut 10 24 Hex Elastic SST 2 EET gt 00 475299 00001 Connector Assy Previous Construction E 2 00 473138 Bracket Terminal Block Previous Construction 1 EE 25 00 241857 Foot Leveling 4 00 329284 Spacer Leveling Foot LX18 Series 4 e Selecting the part on the figure causes the part to be highlighted on the parts list Click on the Add button to add the part to the shopping cart You can add more parts or change the quantity of the parts already in the cart When finished click on the Confirm Parts Selected and then on Print Parts List if you want to print Parts Selected Items Listed for Guest Add More Items From Current Assembly Differ
42. SUITABLE FOR HL300 HL400 OPERATION CAPACITY OF BOWL QTS LIQUID 30 40 Egg Whites D 11 2 qts 1 3 4 qts Mashed Potatoes B amp C 23 Ibs 30 Ibs Mayonnaise 5 of Oil BorCorD 12 qts 13 qts Merinque Qty of Water D 1 qt 11 2 qts Waffle or Hot Cake Batter B 12 qts 16 qts Whipped Cream Dor C 6 qts 9 qts Cake Angel Food 8 10 oz cake Corl 22 30 Cake Box or Slab BorC 30 Ibs 40 Ibs Cake Cup BorC 30 Ibs 45 Ibs Cake Layer BorC 30 Ibs 45 Ibs Cake Pound B 30 Ibs 40 Ibs Cake Short Sponge Corl 23 Ibs 25 Ibs Cake Sponge Corl 18 Ibs 40 165 Cookies Sugar B 23 Ibs 30 Ibs Dough Bread or Roll Lt Med 6096 ARS ED 45 16 45 16 Dough Heavy Bread 55 ARS ED 30 35 Ibs Dough Pie B amp P 27 Ibs 35 Ibs Dough Thin Pizza 40 AR 81 max mix time 5 min ED 14 108 25 5 Dough Med Pizza 50 AR 5 ED 20 Ibs 32 Dough Thick Pizza 60 AR 5 ED 40 Ibs 45 16 Dough Raised Donut 65 AR ED 15 Ibs 25 Ibs Dough Whole Wheat 7096 AR ED 40 Ibs 45 16 Eggs amp Sugar for Sponge Cake B amp Corl 12 Ibs 18 Ibs Icing Fondant B 18 Ibs 25 Ibs Icing Marshmallow Corl 3 Ibs 41 2 Ibs Shortening amp Sugar Creamed B 24 Ibs 35 16 Pasta Basic Egg Noodle max mix time 5 min ED 8 Ibs 15 Ibs ABBREVIATIONS AGITATORS SUITABLE FOR OPERATION Flat Beater Wing Whip Wire Whip D Dough Hook Wire Whip Pastry Knife moou 1 1st Speed 2nd Sp
43. T iie ERE ea An e e n e C EE 1 Washer ves Cap Screw gt 4 Hisce e re TEE Te ED Hie 4 Cord amp Plug Assy 120 isis itu 1 Cord amp Plug 2 2 Cos o Pei 1 Screen oto Hee Teri Ie ena we Ade n eei us 1 Cap Screw s 16 x 21 2 Hex Hd er 1 Gap Screw s 10 x cinere etie Da eere REN 4 Washer Pad Front LH iii eR P n en Wn ede 1 Pin Grooved EN 1 11 43177 2009 200 Mixer Technical Manual 63 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS ILLUS PL 58128 00 874726 00 874841 00002 5 129 22 00 874727 5 122 59 00 874742 00 011800 00187 5 040 09 00 874738 00001 00 011800 00187 00 874738 00002 00 874884 00 087711 00352 00 874842 5 062 69 004 97 43177 2009 lt 257 Y e 2 P di NS 7 G 14 9 15 1 10 PL 58128 BOWL SUPPORT NAME OF PART ANT 1 Uere Esc M AA 1 Set Screw 4 20 x Hd Pts ii ro peser 2 1 Mach
44. Thin Pizza Dough 40 Medium Pizza Dough 50 Thick Pizza Dough 60 Raised Donut Dough 65 Whole Wheat Dough 70 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 33 of 111 When mixing of the above products with an absorption ratio lower than listed decrease the batch size proportionately to assure efficient mixing of the product and thus eliminate the possibility of overloading your mixer For example An 600 mixer has a thin pizza dough capacity of 40 pounds at first speed based on an AR of 4096 according to the Mixer Capacity Chart If the batch has an AR of 3096 reduce the batch size to compensate for the difference Compute the size of the reduction as follows 3096 Actual AR 75 1 Divide the AR of the batch to be mixed 4096 Rated AR by the AR listed on the Mixer Capacity Chart 40 Ibs Rated Batch Size 2 Multiply the rated batch size by the percentage obtained in step 1 The result 75 is the maximum batch size of the HL600 30 16 mixer for pizza dough with 30 for 3096 AR Dough Another factor often overlooked is the ability of your mixer to operate at a different speed To prevent overloading use the recommended mix speed from the Mixer Capacity Chart Because of the toughness of a 40 AR thin pizza dough a maximum mix time of 5 minutes on first speed is recommended Second speed should never be used on 50 AR or lower products except on model HL662 The speed of th
45. WARNING Electrical and grounding connections must comply with the applicable por tion of the national electrical code and or other local electrical codes Check Initial Operation 1 Apply power to the mixer by inserting the cord plug into a properly grounded outlet 2 Install the bowl and raise into mix position with the bowl support up and bowl guard wire cage closed 3 Turn the SPEED dial pointer to STIR 4 Momentarily run the machine by pushing the START and then STOP buttons 4 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 10 of 111 WARNING Moving agitator bowl Keep hands clothing utensils out of bowl operation Do Not use without interlocked guard The Legacy mixer is equipped with SmartTimer controls Refer to Fig 1 for operating parts and OPERATION section for their functions The bowl guard wire cage must be in closed position or the mixer will not operate The bowl must remain in mix position on bowl support and the bowl support must be raised mix position or the mixer will not operate SLOT CONTROLS ATTACHMENT HUB SPLASH GUARD DRIP CUP APRON BOWL GUARD WIRE CAGE BOWL SUPPORT AGITATOR Fig 1 5 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 11 of 111 Standard Controls Models HL120 HL200 With Three Mix Speeds Plus Stir Speed DISPLAY MIXING TIME STOPS MIXER TIME SELECTOR STARTS MIXER SPEED SELECTOR Fig 2 HL120 HL200 Mixer Speeds STIR Slow The lowes
46. ample The mixer is started at SPEED 1 for 30 seconds and is stopped after 10 seconds Pressing the START button will resume the mixing operation b If the mixer is stopped and a new time setting is entered pressing the START button saves the new time setting on the current speed selection For example The mixer is started at SPEED 1 for 30 seconds and is stopped after 10 seconds A new time is entered by turning the TIME selector The new time will replace the initial 30 seconds for SPEED 1 after the START button is pressed c If the time is changed while mixing the mixer will operate until the new time expires The adjustment to the time will not be stored d If speed is changed while mixing the time will change to the previous time for the selected speed and count down NOTE If the wire cage is opened at any time the mixing operation will stop To resume the mixing operation close the wire cage and press the START button 3 When the timer reaches 00 00 the mixer stops a beeper sounds for 1 second The count down timer then displays the last stored time OPERATING NOTES e STIR is to be used for incorporating ingredients Do not use it to develop dough products e If the mixer is stopped during a mixing operation the timer also stops The timer starts again with the time remaining when the START button is pressed e Turn the TIME selector clockwise to take the mixer out of the hold mode Fig 8 10 HL200 Mix
47. are disabled SPEED SETTINGS TIME SETTINGS SPd 1 DEFAULT 00 00 15 00 minutes 10 second increments SPd2 End default SPd 3 Stir PAUS pause no mixing 10 Repeat setting speed and time for additional steps and use SELECT SAVE to save settings 12 13 Press STD to return to standard mode or set recipe selector to the desired recipe 15 Use arrows to select step number 1 5 Press SPEED All characters will blink and buzzer will sound A Use arrows to select the mixing speed for selected step B Press SELECT SAVE to set the speed SAVE displayed momentarily and buzzer sounds Display alternates between speed and time to indicate programming mode Press TIME Third digit will blink and buzzer will sound A Use arrows to select the mixing time increments of 10 seconds for selected step NOTE If all 5 steps are programmed the recipe will terminate at the end of step 5 If fewer than 5 steps are used the default time setting of END will terminate the recipe B Press SELECT SAVE to set the time for the step SAVE momentarily displayed and buzzer sounds Display alternates between speed and time to indicate programming mode NOTE LED of step programmed will be flashing Use arrows to select next step After all steps for recipe are programmed press PGM to exit programming mode Buzzer sounds and display will show recipe number that was programmed with the number blinking Press PGM to enter ru
48. ation NOTE STIR is to be used for incorporating ingredients Do not use to develop dough products 2 Set the timer on hold by turning the TIME selector counterclockwise until HoLd appears in the TIME window 3 Press the START button to begin mixing The timer starts counting forward from 00 00 NOTE If the wire cage is opened at any time the mixing operation will stop To resume the mixing operation close the wire cage and press the START button 4 Use the STOP button to stop the mixer the mixing time is displayed in the TIME window 5 Press the START button to resume mixing if needed NOTE When the timer reaches 15 00 minutes the beeper will sound momentarily and timer will rollover to 00 01 and continue counting until the STOP button is pressed Tr O22 Hl e Fig 7 9 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 15 of 111 Using the Count Down Mode Timed Mixing 1 Turn the SPEED dial to select a mix speed a If the count up mode was used for the previous batch the desired time needs to be entered b If the count down mode was used for the previous batch the previous time will be displayed If a different time is needed turn the TIME selector to the desired time in 10 second increments 2 Press the START button to begin mixing the timer starts counting down from the set time a To stop the mixer at any time press the STOP button To resume mixing press the START button For ex
49. bs 85 Dough Pie B amp P 50 Ibs 60 Ibs Dough Thin Pizza 40 AR 81 max mix time 5 min ED 40 Ibs 60 40 16 Dough Med Pizza 50 AR Vt ED 70 90 70 Ibs Dough Thick Pizza 60 AR 5 t ED 70 Ibs 90 Ibs Dough Raised Donut 65 AR ED 30 Ibs 75 lbs Dough Whole Wheat 7096 AR ED 70 Ibs 90 Ibs Eggs amp Sugar for Sponge Cake B amp Corl 24 165 Icing Fondant B 36 Ibs Icing Marshmallow Corl 5 Ibs Shortening amp Sugar Creamed B 48 Ibs 50 Ibs Pasta Basic Egg Noodle max mix time 5 min ED 30 Ibs 40 Ibs ABBREVIATIONS AGITATORS SUITABLE FOR OPERATION Flat Beater Wing Whip Wire Whip D Dough Hook Wire Whip Pastry Knife UuU moou 1st Speed 2nd Speed 8rd Speed NOTE AR 96 Absorption Ratio Water weight divided by flour weight Capacity depends on moisture content of dough Above capacities based on 12 flour moisture at 70 F water temperature If high gluten flour is used reduce above dough batch size by 10 T 2nd speed should never be used on 5096 AR or lower products with the exception of the HL662 Use of ice requires a 10 reduction in batch size 1 gallon of water weighs 8 33 155 NOTE Attachment hub should not be used while mixing HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 37 of 111 11 Mixer Capacity Chart HL800 4 HL1400 Recommended Maximum Capacities dough capacities based on 70 F water and 12 fl
50. cessory Package Includes 20 Quart Stainless Steel Bowl 20 Quart B Beater 20 Quart D Wire Whip Item Quantity 5 Section 11400 LEGACY HL200 MIXER MODELS HL200 20 Quart All Purpose Mixer HL200C 20 Quart All Purpose Mixer with Maximum Security Correctional Package OPTIONS 0 SmartPlus2 Programmable Recipe Timer Specifications Details and Dimensions on Inside and Back UL NSP F 40089 Legacy HL200 Mixer Page 1 of 4 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 3 of 111 m P lt e gt m JJ LEGACY HL200 MIXER 701 S Ridge Avenue Troy OH 45374 1 888 4HOBART www hobartcorp com SOLUTIONS BENEFITS H P Motor Durability Heavy duty to meet the most demanding operations Gear Transmission Durability Reliability Ensures consistent performance and minimum downtime under heavy loads Three Fixed Speeds plus Stir Speed Flexibility Reliability Consistency For incorporating blending mixing ingredients Supports consistent results and thorough mixing Shift on the Fly Controls Flexibility Allows operator to change speeds while mixer is running Patented soft start Agitation Technology Sanitation Each speed has a soft transition into a higher speed to reduce the chances of product splash out 15 Minute SmartTimer Convenience Ease of Use Consistency Supports r
51. cking in top and bottom position FINISH Metallic Gray Hybrid Powder Coat finish ATTACHMENT HUB Comes with front mounted Hobart standard 12 taper attachment hub for use with Hobart 12 size attachments ATTACHMENTS AND ACCESSORIES The following are available at extra cost Stainless Steel Bowl B Flat Beater C Wing Whip D Wire Whip E Dough Hook ED Dough Hook P Pastry Knife Bowl Splash Cover Bowl Scraper Ingredient Chute 12 Quart Accessories 9 Vegetable Slicer Meat Chopper Attachment Rubber Foot Pads Attachment Tray Support Hobart Bowl Scraper Hobart Ingredient Chute Listed by Underwriters Laboratories Inc and certified by NSF International Page 3 of 4 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 5 of 111 1200 701 S Ridge Avenue Troy 45374 1 888 4HOBART www hobartcorp com SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 100 120 50 60 1 WARRANTY Unit has full one year warranty on 200 240 50 60 1 UL Listed parts labor and mileage against manufacturer s WEIGHT 189 Ibs net 204 Ibs domestic shipping DETAILS AND DIMENSIONS 6 FOOT POWER CORD STANDARD R 15 3 8 1391 SWING 20 QUART STAINLESS BOWL OUTSIDE DIAMETER 13 1 2 34 INSIDE DIAMETER 12 5 8 BOLT DOWN HOLES 32 3 8 16 UNC THREAD 4 PLACES WARNING ELECTRICAL AND GROUNDING CONNECTIONS MUST COMPLY WITH THE APPLICABLE PORTIONS OF THE NATIONA
52. d in Section 4 4 2 of Federal Specification 00 M 0038K Standard for Electric Food Mixing Machines The flour used in the recipes is hard wheat flour enriched and bleached It contains 11 to 12 percent protein content and a 12 percent moisture content Flour which has a lower moisture content will decrease the moisture absorption cause difficulty in proper gluten hydration and make a heavier load on your mixer Flours containing high quality protein such as high gluten flour result in a dough which can be very difficult to mix If high gluten flour is used reduce the batch quantity noted on the Mixer Capacity Chart by 10 percent to prevent overloading of the mixer The temperature of the water used in the recipes is 65 F to 75 F Colder water temperature will cause the dough to be harder to mix If you plan to mix doughs using cold water the batch size may need to be reduced by 15 to 20 Also considered and noted on the Mixer Capacity Chart is the moisture absorption ratio AR This is the ratio of the weight of water to the weight of flour expressed as a percentage AR weight of water weight of flour 100 The absorption ratio gives an indication of the relative heaviness or wetness of a batch In fact the capacities listed on the Mixer Capacity Chart for the products listed below are based on the following absorption ratios PRODUCT ABSORPTION RATIO Heavy Bread Dough 55 Medium Bread Dough 60 Light Bread Dough 65
53. e last section of the handbook CLEANING NEW MIXER BOWLS AND ACCESSORIES Before using the first time thoroughly wash new mixer bowls and agitators beaters whips dough hooks and pastry knives Wash in hot water and a mild detergent solution rinse with either a mild soda or vinegar solution and thoroughly rinse with clear water Also follow this cleaning procedure for bowls and agitators before whipping egg whites or whole eggs AGITATORS AND THEIR USES Hobart Quick Release agitators are available for the Legacy mixers and for the type of product that is being mixed The B Flat Beater is a multi purpose agitator used for mashing potatoes and mixing cakes batters or icings It is also used in applications requiring a creaming or rubbing action and uniform dispersion of ingredients Use first speed for starting most operations medium speed for finishing The D Wire Whip is designed for maximum blending of air into light products Uses include whipping cream beating egg whites mixing very light icings meringues and all similar applications The D Wire Whip is most commonly used in third and fourth speed HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 30 of 111 The ED Dough Hook is used for mixing most bread roll pizza doughs which require folding and stretching action for best development These agitators are suitable for use on all yeast raised doughs and should be operated in first second or third speed
54. e mixer length of mix time room temperature and ingredient temperatures all affect dough temperature To achieve the desired final dough temperature you may need to adjust the water temperature For batch size capacities on other bread doughs not mentioned on the Mixer Capacity Chart follow the batch size recommendation for a listed bread dough with a similar absorption ratio HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 34 of 111 Mixer Capacity Chart HL120 4 HL200 Recommended Maximum Capacities dough capacities based on 70 F water and 12 flour moisture AGITATORS PRODUCT SUITABLE FOR HL120 HL200 OPERATION CAPACITY OF BOWL QTS LIQUID 12 20 Egg Whites D 1 l4pts 1 qt Mashed Potatoes B amp C 10 Ibs 15 Ibs Mayonnaise Qts of Oil BorCorD 41 2 qts 10 qts Merinque Qty of Water D 3 4 pts 11 pts Waffle or Hot Cake Batter B 5 qts 8 qts Whipped Cream Dor C 21 2 qts 4 qts Cake Angel Food 8 10 oz cake 7 15 Cake Box or Slab BorC 12 165 20 16 Cake Cup 12 Ibs 20 165 Layer 12 Ibs 20 165 Cake Pound B 12 Ibs 21 Ibs Cake Short Sponge 8 Ibs 15 Ibs 61 2 Ibs 12 Ibs Cookies Sugar B 10 Ibs 15 Ibs Dough Bread or Roll Lt Med 60 AR ED 13 Ibs 25 Ibs Dough Heavy Bread 55 ARS ED 8 15 Ibs Dough Pie B amp P 11 Ibs 18 Ibs Dough Thin Piz
55. e screws The drip cup Fig 1 should be removed which is secured with 3 screws periodically and wiped clean For cleaning the bowl guard wire cage refer to page 15 17 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 23 of 111 A WARNING Unplug machine power cord before beginning any maintenance procedures Slideway Planetary Seal LUBRICATION Slideways The slideways Fig 12 should be lubricated approximately twice a year To reach these areas fully lower the bowl support and remove the apron which is secured by slotted screws Wipe thin coat of Lubriplate 630AA on the bowl pad area of the bowl supports and on each slideway Install the apron Planetary Seal Occasionally the planetary seal Fig 13 may become dry and begin to squeak To correct this work a little lubrication mineral oil under the lip of the seal 18 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 24 of 111 ADJUSTMENTS Agitator Clearance The agitator clearance should be checked periodically The agitator must not touch the bowl and the maximum clearance between the bottom of the bowl and the B flat beater is 1 8 3 mm the maximum clearance between the bottom of the bowl and the ED dough arm is 5 16 8 mm Install a bowl and agitator e g beater If the bowl and beater come into contact before the bowl support reaches its stop adjust the stop screws Refer to Adjust the Bowl Agitator Clearance Measure Clearance Pour enough flour in the bowl to cover t
56. ecipe When the mixer is in RECIPE mode you can view the step settings of any recipe 1 Press the SELECT SAVE button Display will alternate between speed and time B The LED of the step being displayed will flash 2 Use the arrow buttons to view the next step 3 Use the Recipe selector to view other recipes 4 Press PGM button to return to the RECIPE mode NOTE If the mixer is performing a recipe the recipe will continue to operate in normal recipe mode sequence PROGRAMMING RECIPE TIMER e i 5 Fig 16 200 is powered with display showing a mix time Standard Mode or recipe number Recipe Mode 1 If a mix time is displayed Press RECIPE mode button Display corresponds with position of recipe speed selector Press and hold TIME Continue holding TIME then press PGM and hold until rP1 is displayed with step 1 blinking buzzer sounds and programmed step LEDs are lit Use arrows to select recipe number 1 4 for programming Press SELECT SAVE to enter program mode for the recipe number selected Buzzer sounds and display alternates between speed and time to indicate programming mode 12 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 18 of 111 5 e Ifa value has been assigned for a step number that LED will be lit The LED for the selected step will blink e If the default value is still assigned to a step the LED will not be lit e When programming the Recipe and Time Selectors
57. ecipe mixing times Provides accurate results and eliminates overmixing Automatic Time Recall Productivity Consistency Remembers the last time set for each speed Great for multiple batches Ergonomic Swing Out Bowl Ease of Use Convenience Easy loading and unloading of products Single Point Bowl Installation allows for simple mounting and removal of bowl Bowl Interlock ensures mixer bowl is properly in place for mixer to operate Stainless Steel Bowl Guard Protection Safety interlock prevents operation when front portion of guard is out of position Hobart Accessories Durability Flexibility Simplicity Hobart Quick Release agitators allow for simple installation and removal from agitator shaft Hobart accessories are designed for long term usage under heavy duty conditions Large array of accessories provide multiple uses for recipe and product processing HL200 MIXER CAPACITY CHART Recommended Maximum Capacities dough capaci ties based on 70 F water and 12 flour moisture AGITATORS PRODUCT SUITABLE FOR HL200 OPERATION CAPACITY OF BOWL QTS LIQUID 20 Egg Whites D 1 gt Mashed Potatoes B amp C 15 Ibs Mayonnaise Qts of Oil BorCorD 10 qts Meringue Qts of Water D 1 pts Waffle or Hot Cake Batter B 8 gts Whipped Cream DorC 4 gts Cake Angel Food 8 10 oz cake Corl 15 Cake Box or Slab BorC 20 1
58. eed 8rd Speed 10 NOTE 96 Absorption Ratio Water weight divided by flour weight Capacity depends on moisture content of dough Above capacities based on 12 flour moisture at water temperature If high gluten flour is used reduce above dough batch size by 10 T 2nd speed should never be used 50 AR or lower products Use of ice requires a 10 reduction in batch size 1 gallon of water weighs 8 33 Ibs NOTE Attachment hub should not be used while mixing HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 36 of 111 Mixer Capacity Chart HL600 4 HL662 Recommended Maximum Capacities dough capacities based on 70 F water and 12 flour moisture AGITATORS PRODUCT SUITABLE FOR HL600 HL662 OPERATION CAPACITY OF BOWL QTS LIQUID 60 60 Egg Whites D 2 qts Mashed Potatoes B amp C 40 Ibs Mayonnaise Qts of Oil BorCorD 18 qts Merinque Qty of Water D 11 2 qts Waffle or Hot Cake Batter B 24 qts Whipped Cream Dor C 12 qts Cake Angel Food 8 10 oz cake Corl 45 Cake Box or Slab BorC 50 165 75 165 Cake Cup BorC 60 Ibs 70 Ibs Cake Layer 60 165 70 Ibs Cake Pound B 55 Ibs 75 165 Cake Short Sponge Corl 45 Ibs Cake Sponge Corl 36 Ibs Cookies Sugar B 40 Ibs 50 Ibs Dough Bread or Roll Lt Med 6096 ARS ED 80 Ibs 90 Ibs Dough Heavy Bread 55 ARS ED 60 I
59. ent Assembly Different Product There is 1 item in your parts list Qty Part Description Parts List a 1 00 918429 Gauge Water Pressure LX30 40 LXG LXi amp LXiG Series BASE ASSEMBLY Update Quantities Confirm Parts Selected Use SMARTPARTS Now HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 110 of 111 0 5 Z gt LLI CN cs e 0 200 MIXER JANUARY 2010 SERVICE PRODUCT SERVICE DEPARTMENT TROY OH 45374 0001 RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS LIST HL200 LEGACY MIXER Qty Part Number Description Page 1 of 1 HL200 Mixer HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 111 of 111
60. er push the STOP button at once DO NOT attempt to restart at a slower speed Remove the adjusting ring knife plate and worm and clear the obstruction Always keep the drain hole on both the Attachment Hub and Meat Chopper clean clear and free of obstruction 18 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 44 of 111 SPLASH COVER AND BOWL EXTENSION RING Splash Covers and Bowl Extension Rings provide a means for reducing splashing for certain mixes at higher speeds Splash covers fit under the Bowl Guard The stainless steel Bowl Extension Ring is also available Splash Covers and Bowl Extensions while convenient accessories should not be used to increase the mixing capacity beyond the recommended maximum The best functioning of Hobart mixers requires room at the top of the bowl for aeration and manipulation Follow the Hobart Mixer Capacity Chart of the best quality of mix Splash Covers on larger mixers have a smaller diameter opening at the top due to their inverted cone shape Overloading the mixer while a splash cover is in use reduces aeration because of restriction in the area where air enters the batch SPLASH COVER BOWL EXTENSION RING INGREDIENT CHUTE The Ingredient Chute can be attached to the Wire Cage on the Bowl Guard The Ingredient Chute allows ingredients to be added to the bowl while the mixer is mixing BOWL SCRAPER ATTACHMENT The mixer Bowl Scra
61. er Technical Manual Page 16 of 111 RECIPE TIMER OPERATION e e 5 Recipe Timer Notes e f pause is selected as a mix speed the mixer START button must be pressed to advance to the next recipe step after the pause time has expired e f pause has been selected the bowl guard can be opened and the time will continue to count down e The recipe step can be interrupted and then resumed by pressing the STOP button and then the START button NOTE If PAUSE has been selected the STOP button is disabled e The recipe can be terminated by stopping the mixer and pressing the STD button Using The Recipe Timer 1 Press Recipe mode button 2 Turn the RECIPE selector to select a recipe 3 Press START mixer will operate at the programmed speed for the programmed time a Speed is displayed momentarily b Remaining time for the operating step will be displayed and the step light is flashing NOTE Recipe and Time selectors are disabled 4 Mixer will continue to perform the programmed speeds and times until the recipe steps are completed NOTE If pause has been programmed for a step speed the mixer START button must be pressed to advance to the next recipe step after the pause time has expired 5 When the timer reaches the end of the last programmed recipe step the mixer stops the beeper sounds the selected recipe is displayed 11 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 17 of 111 View R
62. er which features a SmartTimer a manual bowl lift and a 12 attachment hub as standard equipment With the use of special agitators a 12 quart bowl may be used on the HL200 mixer A variety of attachments agitators and accessories are available These are described in a separate Use and Applications Handbook which is furnished on the Legacy Mixer Operator Training CD provided with each mixer INSTALLATION UNPACKING Immediately after unpacking the mixer check for possible shipping damage If this machine is found to be damaged after unpacking save the packaging material and contact the carrier within 15 days of delivery LOCATION Prior to installation test the electrical service to assure that it agrees with the specifications on the machine data plate Place the mixer on a suitable sturdy level surface There should be adequate space around the mixer for the user to operate the controls and to install and remove bowls Holes are located in the base to permanently secure the mixer although this is not necessary in normal installations 3 200 Mixer Technical Manual 9 of 111 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Cord Connected Mixers WARNING The electrical cord this machine is equipped with three pronged grounding plug which must be connected to a properly grounded receptacle If the receptacle is not the proper grounding type contact an electrician Do Not remove the grounding prong from the plug
63. ese for a topping when desired The grater plate is used for natural hard cheeses for pizza grating hard vegetables spices and crumbling dried bread Many different products can be prepared with the 9 Vegetable Slicer in kitchens bakeries or delicatessen operations As a mixer attachment the vegetable slicer should operate at second or third speed on the HL 120 HL200 HL300 and HL400 third or fourth speed on the HL600 and dedicated speeds on the 662 mixer Never use the highest speed setting when shredding cheese The 9 VS easily disassembles for cleaning SHREDDER AND GRATER PLATES 9 VS 9 VEGETABLE SLICER 17 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 43 of 111 The Meat Chopper Attachment allows you to prepare many additional foods with your Hobart mixer A plate having 1 holes comes with the Meat Chopper Attachment when shipped from the factory Other plates are available with hole 51265 5 e4 3 16 1 4 3 1 2 5 and for fine to coarse chopping The results are the same as produced by Hobart commercial meat choppers Operate Meat Chopper Attachments in slower speeds The feed pan should be kept in place in the cylinder for ease of feeding Cut meat into strips and feed it into the chopper using the feed stomper only as needed Substances that could become packed tight in the chopper like bread crumbs are not recommended If material in the cylinder stalls the mix
64. et Hd m 4 SC 066 13 Mach Screw 8 32 x Phil Truss Hd titre extitit 3 5 RR 004 18 5 1 00 015217 Pinion Beater 191 is 7 00 874766 00002 I 6 8 00 874770 Spacer BOW ipe 9 5 053 46 Mach Screw 1 4 20 9 4 Slotted Truss SST E 10 BB 018 17 Bearing Ball Hoover NSK 6203 11 BB 005 34 Bearing Ball Hoover NSK 6204 1 12 00 023482 Seal Grease 1 In Dia Shaft E 13 00 012430 00055 Key lie 14 00 065062 00001 Pino 15 00 874739 Shaft Agitator m 16 00 124946 E 17 WS 030 83 18 00 010928 00002 19 00 024 715 00003 Acorn NUE 1 2 20 ie auc iv a FACERE 1 20 00 874753 meg 1 00 874767 Planetary Subassy Incls Items 5 thru 15 1 17 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 93 of 111 12 QUART BOWL 20 QUART BOWL BOWL AND BOWL GUARD HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS BOWL AND BOWL GUARD
65. h guard can be wiped off and or washed with a cloth or sponge using warm soapy water Rinse with clear water and dry with a clean cloth Reinstall Bowl Guard Wire Cage 1 Position the ring of the bowl guard wire cage so the carriers are positioned above the slots in the planetary drip cup 2 Lower the bowl guard wire cage so the carriers pass through the slots 3 Rotate the bowl guard wire cage to your right until it contacts the stop closed position HL200 Mixer Manual Page 21 of 111 AGITATORS AND ATTACHMENTS Attachments for attachment hub and agitators are covered in a separate Hobart Legacy Mixer Use and Application Handbook on the Mixer Operator Information CD Follow the instructions accordingly Available Agitators and Attachments 12 amp 20 Qt B Flat Beater 12 amp 20 Qt ED Dough Hook 12 amp 20 Qt SST Bowl 12 amp 20 Qt Splash Cover 12 amp 20 Qt D Wire Whip v 20 Qt E Dough Hook 1 12 amp 20 Qt Scraper 12 amp 20 Qt C Wing Whip HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 22 of 111 12 amp 20 Qt Ingredient Chute 12 amp 20 Qt Table Unplug machine power cord before beginning any cleaning procedures The mixer should be thoroughly cleaned daily DO NOT use a hose to clean the mixer it should be washed with a clean damp cloth The base allows ample room for cleaning under the mixer The apron Fig 1 may be removed for cleaning by loosening th
66. he bottom of the bowl where the beater travels With the bowl fully raised beater should not touch the bottom of the bowl briefly run the mixer at the lowest speed Turn off the mixer disconnect the electrical power supply and measure the depth of flour where the beater has traced a path This measurement should be taken at several points around the bowl to assure accuracy Adjust the Bowl Agitator Clearance e Remove the apron which is secured by screws e Adjust the clearance by moving the stop screws counterclockwise to increase the clearance or clockwise to decrease the clearance e After the adjustments are made replace the apron and secure it with the screws Mid Carefully operate the bowl lift several times to check the adjustment 19 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 25 of 111 TROUBLESHOOTING Symptoms Possible Causes Mixer will not start Flashing Time Display See Below Branch circuit protector is in open position check fuse or disconnect switch Mixer is overloaded Wire cage is not in the closed position Bowl is not in closed mix position or if Bowl in not in up position Bowl is not in closed mix position Improper agitator clearance see Maintenance for adjustment procedure Agitator touches bowl Agitator is not installed properly Seal requires occasional lubrication see Maintenance Timer displays flashing alarm code If the error code is flashing unplug machine
67. hing Electric Snap ML 134455 ML 134457 amp ML 134459 Pad Rear ML 134456 Washer _ 134456 Screw 3 16 x Hex ML 134456 Pad Front ML 134456 Base ML 134456 Screw 3 16 x 3 4 Hex ML 134456 Washer ML 134456 Pad Front LH ML 134456 Stop Nut s 24 Special Washer Spring Pedestal Seal Mach Screw 1 4 20 x s Hex Washer Hd Rod Bowl Lift Cotter Pin 1 Plate Spring Bowl Yoke Barrier Steam d Ad horaire eto ue eM ust aoe CC 9 43177 2009 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 61 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS FLOOR BASE AND PEDESTAL ML 134458 F 43177 May 2009 10 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 62 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS ILLUS PL 58132 00 916548 00002 WS 018 24 SC 118 10 00 874833 00001 00 117542 00001 FE 022 84 00 916549 SC 124 91 WS 018 24 00 916309 00 916308 00 916213 00004 SC 118 12 WS 018 34 00 916307 PG 005 25 FLOOR BASE AND PEDESTAL ML 134458 NAME OF PART AM
68. n mode Buzzer sounds Select the recipe that you programmed and verify proper operation 13 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 19 of 111 UNLOADING 1 Open the bowl guard wire cage assembly 2 Lower bowl support 3 Remove the agitator from the agitator shaft 4 Slightly lift the bowl off the pin right side pull bowl to the front and remove from the bowl support left side WIRE CAGE The bowl guard wire cage can be rotated out of the way to add ingredients or to access the bowl and agitator Note how the plastic carriers allow the wire cage to ride around the circumference of the planetary drip cup e Open the bowl guard wire cage rotate it to your left Fig 9 Close the bowl guard wire cage rotate it to your right until it stops closed position Fig 10 NOTE The bowl guard wire cage must be returned to the closed position for the mixer to operate Fig 9 Fig 10 14 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 20 of 111 Remove Clean Bowl Guard Wire Cage Fig 11 1 Rotate wire cage to your left until the three carriers align with the carrier escape slots in the circular ridge of the planetary drip cup 2 Lift the wire cage straight up so the carriers escape from the slots on the drip cup The bowl guard wire cage can now be removed by pulling toward you Escape Slots 3 Fig 11 3 Wash the bowl guard wire cage in a sink rinse with clear water and dry with a clean cloth 4 The splas
69. n the Radio button 3 Conveyor Type Dishwasher C LINE to select UnderCounter 4 Flight Type Dishwasher Dishwasher 5 Miscellaneous Warewash 6 UnderCounter Dishwasher 4 Then click on 7 Waste Equipment Continue HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 107 of 111 Parts Catalogs UnderCounter Dishwasher Click the radio button next to the catalog you want then click the Continue button Click on the Radio button i to select LX Series 1 LX Series Dishwashers Includes ML numbers 104349 104350 104351 104352 104353 104354 104355 104356 110380 110381 130016 130017 130018 130019 Dishwashers 2 WM Series Dishwashers Dishwasher Motor Book Includes the following Motor Spec ML numbers 9257 6661 8115 Then click on 17829 18897 18751 18931 18930 18932 31219 31220 31221 18491 17350 9801 18603 Continue 4 5824 Series Dishwasher SR24C ML 130021 SR24H ML 130022 5 Fast Food Warewashers Assemblies Available LX Series Dishwashers Includes ML numbers 104349 104350 104351 104352 104353 104354 104355 104356 110380 110381 130016 130017 130018 130019 Click the radio button next to the assembly you want then click the Continue button The Water Pressure Gauge is on the Base Assembly c5 W 2 Z gt LLI CN BASE ASSEMBLY O TANK ASSEMBLY DOOR
70. ncls 1 Pastry Knife 20 Qt Packaged ether eerie nbn 1 Dough Arm 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 Whip 20 Qt Packaged Item 1 terere t rro heri pae reete re 1 E Dough Armi 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 rer rennen 1 D Wire Whip 20 Qt Packaged Item 1 eee 1 ED Dough Arm 20 Qt Packaged Incls Item 1 1 Beater 20 07 Packaged Incls Item 1 erre rere rt retine 1 Scraper 12 Packaged 1 Scraper 20 Remis ET 1 splashieover 12 Qt Packaged 1 Splashi amp over 20 Qt Packaged occorre e rrr nn 1 Splashi Cover 20 Qt SST PACKAGE rtr rrr rnt rtr hepate etenim 1 Ingredient Chute 1 Tray Support Packaged 2 errore 1 21 43101 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 97 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 15 EM gt 12 11 9 10 MIXER TABLE ML 134299 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 22 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 98 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS MIXER TABLE ML 134299 ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT
71. of the remaining liquid and flour When this is blended add the remaining liquid and flour Use only Stir or first speed while adding flour If necessary use the Stir speed during incorporation of the flour This prevents raw flour from being thrown out of the mixer and avoids toughening of the mix by overmixing Exercise caution not to overmix the batch during or after the addition of the flour Usually by the time the flour is thoroughly incorporated the mix is completed Further beating is of no benefit and may cause toughening of the product The time for beating and creaming is before adding the flour After the flour and final moisture is added do as little mixing as possible 13 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 39 of 111 WHIPPING Use either the D Wire Whip or the C Wing Whip for whipping operations Although some special operations require other adaptations of the same general type of agitator our discussion centers on the D Wire Whip and the C Wing Whip The D Wire Whip sometimes called balloon or cage whip is recommended for whipping cream With today s marketing conditions most raw or fresh cream whips well All cream should be at least 36 to 48 hours old and should be sufficiently high in butterfat to allow the air to be introduced by whipping Cream should be cold but not so cold that ice crystals are formed When cream is too warm it turns to butter when whipped Start the mixer in first speed and gradually increa
72. ories Several valuable time and labor saving attachments and accessories are available for use with Hobart mixers These tools will extend your usage of the mixer and enhance your operation by efficiently producing additional consistent uniform products Thoroughly clean all parts which come in contact with food both before and after use 9 VEGETABLE SLICER The 9 Vegetable Slicer attachment allows you to prepare many additional foods with your Hobart mixer The standard knife and shaft is adjustable to provide variation in slice thickness from a maximum of about to wafer thin Thicker settings are used for slicing vegetables for salads or cole slaw slicing potatoes for German cottage fries or American fried potatoes slicing cucumbers bananas nuts apples etc The 9 VS is easily adapted for grating or shredding processes by removing the knife and shaft and using the shaft with the wheel called a plate holder One grater plate and four shredder plates with hole sizes of 3 2 2 6 5 1 and 2 used for fine grating or fine to coarse shredding The most coarse shredder plate gt is used for slaw cutting soup stock salad blends or hash brown potatoes Experience with the unit will suggest many other products to the operator The medium and fine shredder plates are for finer cuts on carrots mushrooms or cabbage hearts for salad or quick cooking uses Medium shredder plates are also used for shredding processed che
73. our moisture AGITATORS PRODUCT SUITABLE FOR HL800 HL 1400 OPERATION CAPACITY OF BOWL QTS LIQUID 80 140 Egg Whites D 2 qts 4 qts Mashed Potatoes B amp C 60 Ibs 100 165 Mayonnaise of Oil BorCorD 30 qts 50 qts Merinque Qty of Water D 3 qts 5 qts Waffle or Hot Cake Batter B 32 qts Whipped Cream Dorc 16 qts 30 qts Angel Food 8 10 oz cake Corl 60 120 Cake Box or Slab BorC 100 Ibs 185 Ibs Cake Cup 90 Ibs 165 Ibs Cake Layer 90 Ibs 165 Ibs Cake Pound B 100 Ibs 185 Ibs Cake Short Sponge Corl 80 Ibs 150 Ibs Cake Sponge Corl 65 Ibs 140 Ibs Cookies Sugar B 60 Ibs 100 Ibs Dough Bread or Roll Lt Med 60 AR ED 170 Ibs 210 Ibs Dough Heavy Bread 55 AR ED 140 Ibs 175 Ibs Dough Pie B amp P 75 Ibs 125 Ibs Dough Thin Pizza 40 AR S T max mix time 5 min ED 85 Ibs 135 Dough Med Pizza 50 AR 5 t ED 155 Ibs 190 Ibs Dough Thick Pizza 60 8 1 ED 155 Ibs 190 Ibs Dough Raised Donut 65 AR ED 60 Ibs 100 Ibs Dough Whole Wheat 7096 AR ED 150 Ibs 185 Ibs Eggs amp Sugar for Sponge Cake B amp Corl 40 165 75195 Icing Fondant B 65 Ibs 100 Ibs Icing Marshmallow Corl 10 Ibs 20 165 Shortening amp Sugar Creamed B 65 Ibs 120 Ibs Pasta Basic Egg Noodle max mix time 5 min ED 65 Ibs 100 165 ABBREVIATIONS AGITATORS
74. per Attachment is available to scrape the sides of the bowl as the agitator rotates to re introduce material into the mixture P INGREDIENT CHUTE BOWL SCRAPER ATTACHMENT 19 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 45 of 111 BOWL TRUCK Bowl Trucks or dollies provide convenience save time and reduce effort in handling large batches Use a Bowl Truck for any batches over 50 pounds Remove heavy batches of dough or batter from the mixer by unlocking the bowl and lowering the bowl to the Bowl Truck Then carefully roll the truck away to make room for the next batch Move the material to another location where it is to be used or refrigerate between mixing and further processing Bowl Trucks save time reduce handling and improve work flow They are valuable tools in a work place BOWL TRUCK 20 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 46 of 111 NOTES HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 47 of 111 21 22 5 200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 48 of 111 Backing Up Your Dependable Hobart Service Should your Hobart mixer attachments or accessories ever require service it s good to know that more than 1600 factory trained technicians in more than 200 Hobart service facilities nationwide can keep your mixer working like new For ready reference write down your mixer model and serial numbers here Should a question or problem arise that this booklet or the instructions you received
75. r Magnet Upper 10 00 874875 Magnet Lee ce a ovde dene ie e la 11 00 917358 Holder Magnet Lower v 12 NS 048 96 Crown Nut 6 932 pae a a edi Gu WP Ere e Ene 13 00 874822 Wire Cage Assy Incls Items 1 thru 12 2 1 1 14 00 874822 00002 Wire Cage Assy Incls Items 1 thru 12 15 00 917234 GUard S 1 E eda ede ined E 16 00 087 711 00352 Switch Reed etn etate m esee eee dite 1 17 00 917232 Holder Switch Reed s 18 00 874839 SOMSOM iste ed n er P ERE D ah e Eie ERR e e EH EN drag 19 SC 118 18 Cap Screw 1 4220 Hex dass ua in etie e o ne Lr Rr 2 20 WS 003 19 Washer HL200 21 WS 003 46 Washer HL120 22 00 917272 Cup Drip amp Flanges e dcn er e ei det 23 00 917357 Holder Magnet Upper 24 00 874875 Magnet D SC fan e b ie Ad n tee ie o 25 00 917358 Holder Magnet Lower 26 00 874864 Bowl Assy 12 Qt SST Packaged Incls Items 23 24 amp 25 T 27 00 917527 Housing eoe det n dier eed 28 NS 025 11 Grown Nut 9 8324 are e E tir a ede 29 00 917720 Bowl Assy 20 Qt SST Packaged Incls Items 27 amp 28 1 19 43
76. r 200K a 24 00 064871 PIG 25 WS 006 26 26 00 874780 27 00 874934 Gear Wormq 29T unici ntt 1 28 00 012430 00024 Key ax Te TS tetuer t tene tva et niece 29 00 874779 Shaft Worm Wheel m 30 00 012430 00024 Key Vex VEX rni ce 31 WS 010 36 Washer MLl s134296 amp 13428 9 iir nee apetece tp cr ee de 32 WS 006 26 Washer ML 134308 ML 134331 ML 134312 ES 33 00 874777 Gear 187 34 005 01 B ll Fafrir200K 2 reete rper ere rete 35 SL 002 08 Spring 1 15 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 91 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS PLANETARY F 43101 Rev A May 2006 16 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 92 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS PLANETARY ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL 57685 1 00 438524 00002 Gear EAE PII AE d 2 WL 003 35 Lockwasher 1 4 Helical e 3 SC 040 09 Cap Screw 14 20 x 11 4 Hex Sock
77. rrent Construction 1 25 lt 0 1 50 Stop Nut 6 32 Hex SST 2 25 5 031 16 Stop Nut 10 24 Hex Elastic 557 2 27 00 475299 00001 Connector Assy Previous Construction 1 5 00 473138 Bracket Terminal Block Previous Construction 1 EI 25 00 241857 Foot Leveling 4 00 329284 Spacer Leveling Foot LX18 Series 4 Selecting the part on the figure causes the part to be highlighted on the parts list Click on the Add button to add the part to the shopping cart You can add more parts or change the quantity of the parts already in the cart When finished click the Confirm Parts Selected and then on Print Parts List 7 you want to print Parts Selected Items Listed for Guest Add More Items From Current Assembly Different Assembly Different Product There is 1 item in your parts list Qty Part Part Description Parts List 1 0 918429 Gauge Water Pressure LX30 40 LXG LXi amp LXiG Series BASE ASSEMBLY Confirm Parts Selected Update Quantities Use SMARTPARTS Now HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 106 of 111 This again is SmartParts home page http catserv1 itwfeg com Hobart SmartParts Microsoft Internet Explorer TERMS OF USE PRIVACY INTERNATIONAL amp OTHER NOTICES Smart Parts Tutorial For this example the part smartparts needed is a Water Home Search ns Poris List Pressure Gauge u
78. ry results by operating the machine at a slow speed Because of the great variation in types of mayonnaise and a still wider range of salad dressings known under other names we will not supply a specific mayonnaise formula All formulas however require the introduction of liquid ingredients the most important of which is vegetable oil This may be corn oil peanut oil soybean oil palm oil safflower oil or several others You must add the oil slowly and the operator must pay close attention When making mayonnaise eggs are first thoroughly whipped then spices flavoring or other ingredients are added at slow speed These may have been previously mixed together perhaps with a portion of vinegar or other mild acid After blending these ingredients the mixer may be operated in third speed or fourth Add the oil very slowly over an interval of 10 to 20 minutes Add vinegar or vinegar and water toward the end of the interval when oil can be added You may wish to stop the mixer wait for the beater to stop then scrape the sides of the bowl to return any splashed materials to the batch if you don t have the optional bowl scraper Start the mixer on slow speed then advance to medium for a short period of mixing The times given are approximate and not based on any particular formula However do not continue beating or mixing after adding the last of the vinegar 16 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 42 of 111 Attachments and Access
79. se the speed finishing in third or fourth The amount of total whipping will depend on the condition temperature and butterfat content of the cream and the type of product being prepared An experienced operator will recognize the point of greatest firmness or stiffness in the whipped product Use care the small diameter wires that produce good whipping can break if used to mix heavy product or if the whip is rapped on the side of the bowl to remove excess product The C Wing Whip may be used for cream whipping but it is somewhat slower in operation One of its principal uses in the kitchen is for whipping potatoes Of course whipped potatoes are cooked and then whipped while hot The potatoes must be soft enough to break up easily by the action of the C Wing Whip in low speed It is not advisable to whip potatoes in fourth speed without using a splash cover If other ingredients hot milk butter or other enriching material are added use Stir speed The C Wing Whip is excellent for whipping butter The C Wing Whip may also be used for mixing salad dressing and light mayonnaise Since it is an aerating type whip it reaches its greatest efficiency at the higher speeds 14 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 40 of 111 D Wire Whip is generally used for eggs When you whip only egg whites begin in first speed When the material begins to expand progress to second speed Due to the expansion of the product from the incorporation of air
80. sed on Catalogs and Manuals the LX 30 Undercounter l fro b ink rom on line you locate the parts you need you find a Hobart Service Office near you to purchase your parts Dishwasher SmartParts SmartParts helps you find the right part for Hobart equipment Use SmartParts when you don t know the exact Hobart part number or when you need parts for specific Hobart model SmartParts uses the machine model number or ML Number to get the right parts catalog where you can select the part you need We highly recommend the use of SmartParts in order to improve accuracy If the ML Number of the Equipment is not known Available Models Th ducts ilable listed below click the radio butto t to th it then click the Continue button H H e products groups available to you are listed below click the radio button next to the group you want then click the Continue on click on the Radio button 5 wigs Equipment 0 select Wa rewash Waste Equipment 5 Bakery 6 Refrigeration Then click on Continue Go to Section 1 if you do know the ML number of the Equipment Products Available Warewash Waste Equipment c5 0 2 Z 2 5 LLI CN cs 0 Click the radio button next to the product you want then click the Continue button 2 Click o
81. t from HobartLink Hobart offers two methods for locating parts on line Once you locate the parts you need you can find a Hobart Service Office near you to purchase your parts SmartParts SmartParts helps you find the right part for Hobart equipment Use SmartParts when you don t know the exact Hobart part number or when you need parts for a specific Hobart model SmartParts uses the machine model number ML Number to get the right parts catalog where you can select the part you need We highly recommend the use of SmartParts in order to improve accuracy Use SmartParts How All Available Models The products groups available to you are listed below click the radio button next to the group you want then click the Continue button Weigh Wrap Warewash Waste Equipment Cooking Equipment Food Machines Bakery Refrigeration EUIS BEL ESO S 8 Done Internet This is SmartParts home page If the ML Number of the Equipment is known select Use SmartParts Now We ll explain what to do if the ML number of the Equipment is not known in Section 2 SmartParts Enter Your ML Number Enter your full or partial ML Number in the field provided then click the Search SmartParts button Search Smart Parts a ML 194352 How Do I Find An ML Number The ML Number is found on the machine dataplate The dataplate resembles the sample below and is generally located on the back
82. t of the batch It rotates on its axis opposite to the direction that it moves around the bowl Thorough mixing blending and aerating of ingredients yields consistent predictable results every time You can depend on it Hobart Mixers are flexible in the kitchen They quickly accept attachments to do many different jobs They are also designed to optimize attachment operating speeds for various operations such as shredding grinding and slicing The Hobart Legacy allows for more than one size bowl and several agitator styles are available to handle your specific mixing tasks Your Hobart Mixer is adaptable to your needs We build them that way for you Our reputation depends on it HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 29 of 111 Beaters Whips Dough Hooks Pastry Knives and How to Use Them This section illustrates and names the various mixer agitators and discusses their applications General information on how to get the best results from your Hobart mixer is also provided As is always the case with the art of cooking your best creations are achieved by carefully proving your methods and formulas and evaluating the results The discussions on mixer performance and agitator uses are similar for planetary action mixers regardless of size That is not to say that the same mix times will apply This handbook offers suggestions and guidelines only The cooking is up to you Attachments and accessories and their uses are discussed in th
83. t speed is for incorporating ingredients SPEED 1 Low This speed is for heavy mixtures such as pizza dough heavy batters and potatoes SPEED 2 Medium This speed is for mixing cake batters mashing potatoes and developing bread dough SPEED 3 High This speed is for incorporating air into light batches as well as finishing whipped items HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 12 of 111 Recipe Timer Optional Models HL120 HL200 With Three Mix Speeds Plus Stir Speed DISPLAYS MIXING TIME OR RECIPE STEPS IN RECIPE STOPS MIXER E mt SPO STOP P STARTS TIME SELECTOR RECIPE SPEED SELECTOR OPERATING MODE BUTTONS Fig 15 SmartPlus2 recipe timer has two operating modes Standard STD and RECIPE Standard Mode Operates exactly as the standard controls utilizing continuous and timed mixing Recipe Mode Use mode buttons to switch mixer operation between recipe and standard timed operation Upto 4 recipes can be stored in memory e Each recipe can contain 5 steps e Each step can be programmed to operate with the following speeds and time SPEED SETTINGS TIME SETTINGS SPd 1 DEFAULT 00 00 15 00 minutes 10 second increments SPd2 End default SPd 3 Stir PAUS pause no mixing 7 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 13 of 111 BOWL PLACEMENT The bowl must be installed before the agitator is installed To install the bowl lower the bowl support and position bowl so the
84. ual Page 88 of 111 ILLUS PL 58129 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 7 N 13 14 16 15 PL 58129 TRANSMISSION CASE AND MOTOR PART NO NAME OF PART AMT NS 032 23 Lock Nut 205 ici rice rrr eer tre HEY eL UTE ERE ice 1 00 012430 00004 Mac eere roe tre eee ter eere X FO 1 00 291221 00 012754 00 012757 00 874820 00 874634 SC 089 01 Cap Screw 14 20 x 1 2 Hex Socket HL200 SC 089 02 Cap Screw 1 4 20 3 4 Hex Socket Hd 1120 00 874755 toro veces EXER SC 118 11 Cap Screw s 16 s Hex WS 018 24 MERITORUM EDS 00 874857 S n 00 874876 Plug 2 e rere cosciente tenere eter creta aad ten eats 1 00 270776 E 2 00 874783 Transmission Case 1 13 F 43101 Rev A May 2006 HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 89 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS 1 16 17 43101 2006 TRANSMISSION HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 90 of 111 HL120 HL200 LEGACY MIXER REPLACEMENT PARTS TRANSMISSION ILLUS PART NO NAME OF PART AMT PL
85. with the machine cannot answer expert Hobart assistance is as close as your telephone Or contact Hobart on the internet www hobartcorp com Model No Serial No Hobart Service Location Telephone Number HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 49 of 111 FORM 34901 Rev D May 2007 PRINTED IN U S A HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 50 of 111 WARNING SWITCH STATE TABLE ELECTRICAL AND GROUNDING CONNECTIONS MUST COMPLY WITH THE APPLICABLE BOWL OPEN BOWLOUTMIX POSTION PORTIONS OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SWITCH CODE AND OR OTHER LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES BowL OPEN CAGE OPEN GUARD CLOSED SPEED SELECTOR 1CR T1 BLUE T3 ORANGE ADJUSTMENT STD cnd 1 2213 0 0 9 CN1 5 STOP 2PB 7 START 1 NJ 2LS BOWL SWITCH SYMBOL DEFINITIONS CONTACT NORMALLY OPEN Q CR CONTROL RELAY COIL CONTACT NORMALLY CLOSED N C INSEPARABLE CONNECTION MOTOR 1 GND GROUND DERIVED FROM F34936A LS LIMIT SWITCH N O PB PUSH BUTTON STOP N C PB PUSH BUTTON START N O STD SYMBOLS AND LABELS IN ITALICS o SEPARABLE CONNECTION HEAVY LINE DENOTES EXTERNAL WIRING LINE DENOTES FIXED PREWIRING PRINTED CIRCUIT WIRING OR OTHER DASHED LINE DENOTES BOUNDARY OF PRINTED WIRING BOARD 4PB USED ON R
86. y Hobart can provide such blanket coverage because we re the premier equipment manufacturer with nearly 200 offices and 1 700 From hobartservice com select PARTS PRODUCT DIRECTORY Locate an Office Warranty Registration Career Opportunties HOBART di Service SERVICE PARTS INSTALLATIONS WATER TREATHENT MANUALS amp SUPPORT CONTRACTS amp We keep you up NEC CN and running Km Y Hobart Service Home Hobart Hational Parts and Accessories Program National Parts and Accessories Program Not Sure How to Use SmartParts Just go through the Hobart Hobart SmartParts System SmartParts Online Tutorial and you ll The Hobart SmartParts System is be a parts pro in no time interactive parts catalog system By entering information from your T ore Hobart Parts QuickLinks ee gt Hobart SmartParts System equipment s data plate you can be assured that you are accessing the Parts Catalogs Next select SMARTPARTS Web Browser Pop up blocker must be turned off for this site in order for SmartParts to operate HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 102 of 111 User Guide http catserv1 itwfeg com Hobart SmartParts Microsoft Internet Explorer TERMS OF USE PRIVACY INTERNATIONAL OTHER NOTICES Smart Parts Tutorial smartparts fa Home Search Mv Parts List Catalogs and Manuals Welcome Gues
87. za 40 81 max mix time 5 min ED 5 9 Dough Med Pizza 50 AR 5 ED 6 Ibs 10 Dough Thick Pizza 60 AR 6 Tt ED 11 165 20 105 Dough Raised Donut 65 AR ED 4 9 Ibs Dough Whole Wheat 70 AR ED 11 165 20 Ibs Eggs amp Sugar for Sponge Cake B amp C 5 Ibs 8 Ibs Icing Fondant B 7 165 12 165 Icing Marshmallow 11 4 16 2 lbs Shortening amp Sugar Creamed B 91 2 Ibs 16 Ibs Pasta Basic Egg Noodle max mix time 5 min ED 5 Ibs ABBREVIATIONS AGITATORS SUITABLE FOR OPERATION B Flat Beater C Wing Whip D Wire Whip ED Dough Hook P Pastry Knife NOTE AR 96 Absorption Ratio Water weight divided by flour weight Capacity depends on moisture content of dough Above capacities based 12 flour moisture at 70 F water temperature If high gluten flour is used reduce above dough batch size by 10 T 2nd speed should never be used on 5096 AR or lower 1st Speed products 2nd Speed 8rd Speed Use of ice requires a 1096 reduction in batch size 1 gallon of water weighs 8 33 Ibs NOTE Attachment hub should not be used while mixing HL200 Mixer Technical Manual Page 35 of 111 Mixer Capacity Chart HL300 4 HL400 Recommended Maximum Capacities dough capacities based on 70 F water and 12 flour moisture AGITATORS PRODUCT

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