Drainage tubes in the Crathco granita machine broke out. Where can I get replacement parts. I am living in Nashville

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what does the display say? the shaft has an optic sensor. if the shaft pins or the sensor board are broken, it'll say sensor error. if the torque springs are broken, replace the shaft.

it isn't oil, it's old, syrupy slushie mix and dust. the only oil in the machine is inside the hermetically sealed (cannot open) compressor. you have a front seal problem. the shaft seal in the front inside the evaporator (steel tube), and the cup-shaped seal between the auger and the evaporator. slush is getting inside the shaft tube and dripping through the inside rear of the machine. replace the seals, lube with a food-safe lube and refill.

Try ebay.com they usually have lots of parts.

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the motor in the back has stripped a gear in the gearbox. you willneed to send it in tobe fixed, or replace the motor.

if it freezes, the thickness of the mix triggers the torque switch to turn the compressor off. if it doesn't freeze all the way, the overload on the compressor triggers it to shut off to save the compressor from damage. it overloads if it gets too hot or the pressure is too high (also due to heat). make sure the condenser coils on the left side are clean and free of dust and obstructions, and make sure the fan is working to cool it down.

Well I did solve my own dilemma. You have to unscrew the bottom black bolt in the bottom center of the unit. the open up the front panel to reveal a tiny screw just below the top center of the front panel. Remove it. Be very careful and remove the front panel. Pull lightly up on the inner black pot to reveal the clamp that holds the old drainage tube. Using a needle nose wrench, squeeze the clamp together to release the old tube and the clamp. Add new drainage tube inside the clamp and do the reverse. Make sure when you put the front panel back on, the open button's bottom part is inside a little **** or it will not work (it will fall out when you take front panel off). Make sure the little lamp is inside the red ON button.
Et Voila.....all fixed