Hobart 00-295154 Mixer Stainless Steel Wire Whip 60-QT
C$ 2,013.56
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Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Wire Whip 60 Qt | |
| Material(S) | Stainless Steel |
| Type | 60 Qt (57L) |
| Weight | 7.76 Lb |
| Hobart Corp 1612, 1612E, 1712, 1712E, 1712R, 512, 512Ms | |
| Hobart Corp A600T, H600 Series, H600T, P660 Series | |
| Hobart Mixer/Prep A-600T, H-600, H-600T, H600, P-660 |
Description
The Hobart 00-295154 Mixer Stainless Steel Wire Whip is a long lasting and efficient component. Made from stainless steel it is ideal for making aerated preparations such as whipped cream, meringues, and many other fluffy mixtures. It has wire construction, which makes it easy to aerate and produce the same results with each use. This whip is easy to clean, rust resistant and designed to withstand with rigorous demands of a kitchen. Recommended for use in bakeries, restaurants as well as in commercial kitchens, this tool increases efficiency by offering better mix in large batches, reduces preparation time as well as offers uniformity in large quantities.
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Step1: Turn off the appliance and unplug it.
Step2: Remove the existing whip by pulling it off the hub.
Step3: Attach the new wire whip until it locks into place.
Step4: Check the rotation by manually turning it.
Step5: Plug in the appliance and run at low speed to confirm smooth operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Hobart 00-295154 Wire Whip?
Inspect the whisk for bent or broken wires, and clean after each use. Ensure it is mounted securely to the mixer hub. Proper care ensures accurate mixing of ingredients and consistent performance in all batch sizes.
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What are the common issues with the Hobart 00-295154 Wire Whip?
- Bent or broken wires are affecting mixing.
- The whisk may detach during operation.
- Food debris accumulation between wires.
- Uneven mixing performance.
- Excessive wear from heavy use.
- Improper attachment is causing wobbling.