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General => General Forum => Topic started by: Turnip on August 26, 2015,10:20:35

Title: Food mixer JH-350A-5L-1 - Speed problem.
Post by: Turnip on August 26, 2015,10:20:35
Hi folks,

Have one in - Bearing no Maker's name, but the model number took me to China - Not too helpful, unless I want to buy a thousand.

Machine has a switched speed control at the rear, where Off is off, but in all other positions mixer runs at full speed.

Noticed a motor 'Hall effect' sensor, and a panel with a small chip, Ceramic resonator, switch and Triac.

Checked everything checkable, then resoldered them - No better. Had a feeling that no feedback from the sensor might mean top speed, but not at all sure - Was going to order the drive chip but it has no markings whatever - Unhelpful.

Any thoughts ? - Could keep 'She who must be obeyed' in obeyance - Chris.

Later - Thought to unsolder the 'Hall' sensor, and a leg fell off - probably motor vibration as leads were formed into a sort of spring to get optimum proximity to the ring magnet. Resoldered to check - OK, but a bag of 10 from China for a couple of quid inc. post for the next time.


Title: Re: Food mixer JH-350A-5L-1 - Speed problem.
Post by: downunder on August 29, 2015,03:40:55

Hi Chris,

Guess you'll have to drag out the old wooden spoon.......you know, the one your mum used to whack you  with. Doesn't seem to be the go much these days.....child brutality, I guess.

Bruce
Title: Re: Food mixer JH-350A-5L-1 - Speed problem.
Post by: Turnip on August 29, 2015,11:11:53
Yeah,

But as some old chap said 'It still turns' - Referring to the Mixer, of course.

Guess unlike him, our new Pope won't confine me to home 'till expiry, as is a modern guy, and where God can exist most everywhere at the same time -

Our very own Prof. Jim Al-Khalilli is currently explaining the whole biz, but seems a bit dubious about extraneous God persons, as hasn't yet noticed one amongst the Quarks and whatnots.

Could be the next discovery, as after 2000 years, need a heads up to keep the faith - Chris.