20 Most Recent Hobart 1HF50D Deep Fryer Questions & Answers

I NEED PART NUMBER FOR A FLAVOR CRIPS FRYER DSS-R

Yes that sounds exactly like a tstat.Be careful Look up on the internet for a fryer fire scary stuff get this repaired.

Most likely solution is to replace the reset. If the new reset trips, check the amperage on the elements. At 208V all three phases should be around 47A, 480V around 20A each. Check all wiring connectors for good connections and no evidence of corrosion or overheating.

The element will show infinite resistence if defective. Overload switch.....Do you mean High Limit T/Stat? Use your ohm meter across terminals- should read closed circuit...0 ohms. If not, push red reset button...if clicks once, is now reset and contactors will close and unit will heat. If always clicks, replace limit t/stat Like wise, check themostat--should click once for heat demand and check cicuit same as limit t/stat. May have wire burned off terminal connector at element.

Goto hobartcorp.com,type in your model and you will be able to download a user manual.

The thermostat is acting up,The t-stat controls the heat,did you replace the pilot valve or gas valve?If there is 1 valve make sure the wires are in the correct terminals.

Hobart has these available on line. It may take a little searching and a while to download but follow this link and the manuals are there. Please rate this solution as solved. If you need any more help make a note on here and I will work with you.
Thanks,
Kstfas
http://www.hobartservice.com/Manuals/Default.aspx

Taken from page 10 of the instruction manual; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMvxycXdhu0

To change the drive belt on a Hobart meat slicer model 2712, follow these steps:

1. Disconnect the slicer from the power source and remove the knife and knife cover.
2. Remove the slicer carriage by loosening the two carriage mounting screws and lifting the carriage off the slicer.
3. Locate the drive belt on the slicer and identify the tension adjustment bolt.
4. Loosen the tension adjustment bolt to release the tension on the drive belt.
5. Remove the drive belt from the slicer.
6. Install the new drive belt onto the slicer, making sure it is properly aligned on the pulleys.
7. Adjust the tension on the drive belt by tightening the tension adjustment bolt.
8. Reinstall the slicer carriage and the knife and knife cover.
9. Reconnect the slicer to the power source and test the drive belt to make sure it is functioning properly.

I hope this information is helpful. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, don't hesitate to ask.

blade needs sharpening--motor failing

That unit is way obsolete. You may have better luck if you can get to the motor and get the information off of it. There may be motor repair shops in your area that can rebuild it or provide a replacement unit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxJjH7WzFm4

ON/OFF SWITCH NEEDS TO BE REPLACED