Hobart 23522-2 80 QT Wire Whip Stainless Steel

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Wire Whip 80 Qt
Material(S) Stainless Steel
Type 80 Qt (76L)
Weight 8.66 Lb
Models Used In
Hobart Corp L800 Series, M802 Series

Description

The Hobart 23522-2 Wire Whip Stainless Steel is installed in 80-quart equipment setups to assist in whipping and aeration activities when preparing food. It is a rotational type of mixer that is used to add air and ensure consistency in the mixing process. It is vital to use it to ensure proper outcomes in the preparation of products like creams, egg whites, and light batters under operating conditions. This part enables the stable functioning and enables the user to sustain the correct mixing performance in the commercial kitchen conditions.

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Step1: Turn off and unplug the appliance before installation for safety.

Step2: Raise the head or lower the bowl.

Step3: Align the whip with the agitator shaft and push upward into place.

Step4: Twist or lock it securely onto the shaft until it clicks or seats firmly.

Step5: Lower the head or raise the bowl, then test briefly at low speed.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Hobart 23522-2 Wire Whip?

    Check the wire whip regularly for any bent or damaged wires and ensure it is securely attached to the system. Clean it thoroughly after each use to remove food residue. Proper supports maintaining consistent performance and ensures stable operation.

  • What are common issues with the Hobart 23522-2 Wire Whip?

    • Wires bending or misaligning, causing inconsistent mixing.
    • Food residue buildup interfering with performance.
    • Loose connections leading to wobbling during operation.
    • Excessive noise or vibration during use.