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CONTROLS 

A:

 Speed Selector Knob 

B:

 Position 0: OFF 

C: 

Position 1-3: Low speeds (Spiral Hook) 

D:

 Position 4-7: Medium speeds (Beater) 

E: 

Position 7-10: High speeds (Whip) 

 
 

CAPACITY 

Please refer to Page 10.

 The table shows the recommended capacities of finished weights of regular 

mixes. Although the machine may be capable of mixing larger quantities, it will lead to excessive and 
premature wear and possible failure. Overloading also results in lengthy processes and unsatisfactory 
results.   

NOTE: 

Reduce batch size by 10%, if chilled flour, water below 20 

, ice, or high gluten flour is being used. 

NOTE:

 Overloading or not following the chart will damage the mixer and void the warranty. 

SPEED SELECTION

 

Select the appropriate speed setting by rotating the speed selector knob clockwise starting from 0. To 

increase mixer speed, continue turning the selector button clockwise to desired speed. 

Recommended speed while mixing: 

Speed 

Agitator  Product Type/Ingredients                           

1(stir)  All   

Start to incorporate ingredients 

2(low)  Spiral 

Heavy:

 mixing pizza, bread, 

                                  pasta, stuffing and dough,   

                                  waffle/cake batter, mashed 

                                  potatoes, etc. 

3-7        Beater 

Medium:

 2

nd

 stage of    mixing for 

(medium)              donut dough. Etc 

8-10 

Whip 

Light: 

  whipping cream, egg whites,   

(high)   

 

meringue mousse, pancake mix,     

        sponge cakes, etc 

 

IMPORTANT:

 When mixing products always follow the recommended agitator and speed setting. 

 

Operating Instructions 

 

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Summary of Contents for SM-500A

Page 1: ...den Tel 46 8 657 9490 Fax 46 8 657 8980 http www smakymixers com e mail info smaky com CONTENTS Overall View of the Mixer P 2 Installation Instructions P 3 Operating Instructions P 4 Cleaning Instruct...

Page 2: ...ing away the moving parts NEVER use an extension cord to connect electrical power Make sure the safety guard is installed and bowl is lifted to right position before operating NEVER reach into the bow...

Page 3: ...LxWxH 38 x 31 x 45 5 47 x 37 x 52 carton Electrics 100 120V 50 60Hz 1PH 200 240V 50 60Hz 1PH Weight Gross 16 kg Net 15 kg Electric Current 110V 3A 220V 2A Standard Equipment Stainless Steel Bowl Beate...

Page 4: ...the style of plug is unsuitable for the socket you plan to use the plug must be cut off and replaced with an appropriate plug Machines are fitted with a color coded three core cable as follows 1 Brown...

Page 5: ...on or by an employee who is under the supervision of a properly instructed person The instruction shall include indication of the possible dangers arising and the precautions to be observed The Act al...

Page 6: ...r onto the drive shaft and twist clockwise to secure it in position To remove the agitator slide the tool up the shaft slightly and twist counter clockwise NOTE Install the bowl BEFORE inserting agita...

Page 7: ...ding or not following the chart will damage the mixer and void the warranty SPEED SELECTION Select the appropriate speed setting by rotating the speed selector knob clockwise starting from 0 To increa...

Page 8: ...ld not run longer than 30 minutes without pausing for a cool down period of at last 30 minutes or more before resuming mixer ATTACHMENTS NOTE Attachments are optional The ranges of attachments that ca...

Page 9: ...sh will be adversely affected by the dishwashing chemicals Maintenance It is recommended that any servicing or maintenance work must be carried out by a trained technician or electrician CAUTION ALWAY...

Page 10: ...onance 3 Worn bearings replace bearings 4 Damaged or faulty gearbox replace gearbox 5 Reapply high pressure grease thought grease fitting Please refer to MAINTENANCE Mixer loses power 1 Check capacity...

Page 11: ...d or bagels check your AR AR Absorption Ration Water weight divided by flour weight The capacities listed above are based on flour at room temperature and 70 F water temperature 1 gallon water weights...

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