Thank you. With regards to the transmission, there is a metal worm gear attached to shaft of the motor, this worm gear drives two plastic spur gears either side to spin the beaters.
thanks for the fine video. I have learn a lot. What i have to repair, if the mashine dosn`t work, because of overheating. The copper of the motor and the transformer with his connections looks well. Is there a electrical protection inside,witch can be distroit?
Flori, thank you for watching and for your comment. I would think all hand mixers have some kind of electrical protection, with cheaper mixers (like the one in the video) having a simple glass fuse, which once blown could, in theory, be replaced. Please be aware that the mixer works on mains electricity and the fuse is a safety system, so you would need an exact match for the blown fuse and be fully confident in your ability to replace it (in my experience they are usually soldered directly to the wiring.) Also the risk of overheating will not be solved by replacing the fuse, so it may blow again. My best advice to you would be to buy a new mixer.
Thanks for the video! Is there anywhere to buy replacement hardware for small appliances? The shafts where the beaters go broke when I was using it too hard.
Thanks for your comment. With regards to buying replacement parts for small appliances, I think it would be nearly impossible to find parts anywhere as these appliances seem designed to be thrown away (and replaced with a newer version!) when something breaks. Frustrating, I know. If you are determined to fix something that can't be replaced easily, you can try to find a cheap used model (with the same specifications) and use it for spare parts!
I think the electric motor used is a 'universal motor' type so it is connected directly to the mains supply (via a speed selector), without any step-down voltage or AC to DC conversion. Here in Japan the mains voltage is 110V AC.
Not sure what you are trying to do but a worm gear is attached to the motor shaft which then transfers the rotation 90 degrees to the two plastic gears that spin the beaters. Of course, with a little extra work you could remove the motor and use it for other projects!
Good question, as a thermal fuse would stop the mixer if it overheated to the point of becoming dangerous. I think the small yellow box you can see in the video was some kind of thermal fuse or switch. Unfortunately I threw the mixer out a few months ago, so can't check.
It look like a face😂 the fan being the hair, the 2 white gear being the Eyes and The motor being the mouth!
Yes, when I first opened the hand mixer, I also thought it looks a lot like a face. Thanks for watching!
Excellent. My congratulations.
Thank you so much 😀
Insightful video! Do you know how does the transmission in this work?
Thank you. With regards to the transmission, there is a metal worm gear attached to shaft of the motor, this worm gear drives two plastic spur gears either side to spin the beaters.
and subscribed to your channel. i really enjoyed the way you speak and make it understand.
Thank you very much for your kind words. I will keep looking for things to take apart so I can make more videos!
thanks for the fine video. I have learn a lot. What i have to repair, if the mashine dosn`t work, because of overheating. The copper of the motor and the transformer with his connections looks well. Is there a electrical protection inside,witch can be distroit?
Flori, thank you for watching and for your comment. I would think all hand mixers have some kind of electrical protection, with cheaper mixers (like the one in the video) having a simple glass fuse, which once blown could, in theory, be replaced. Please be aware that the mixer works on mains electricity and the fuse is a safety system, so you would need an exact match for the blown fuse and be fully confident in your ability to replace it (in my experience they are usually soldered directly to the wiring.) Also the risk of overheating will not be solved by replacing the fuse, so it may blow again. My best advice to you would be to buy a new mixer.
Very useful
Thanks a lot
Thanks for the video! Is there anywhere to buy replacement hardware for small appliances? The shafts where the beaters go broke when I was using it too hard.
Thanks for your comment. With regards to buying replacement parts for small appliances, I think it would be nearly impossible to find parts anywhere as these appliances seem designed to be thrown away (and replaced with a newer version!) when something breaks. Frustrating, I know.
If you are determined to fix something that can't be replaced easily, you can try to find a cheap used model (with the same specifications) and use it for spare parts!
How many volt transformers are used?
I think the electric motor used is a 'universal motor' type so it is connected directly to the mains supply (via a speed selector), without any step-down voltage or AC to DC conversion. Here in Japan the mains voltage is 110V AC.
Hello can u pls tell if we can change the arrangement of the gears inside such that they are perpendicular to the motor
Not sure what you are trying to do but a worm gear is attached to the motor shaft which then transfers the rotation 90 degrees to the two plastic gears that spin the beaters. Of course, with a little extra work you could remove the motor and use it for other projects!
Is there any fusible mob/ resistors ??
Good question, as a thermal fuse would stop the mixer if it overheated to the point of becoming dangerous. I think the small yellow box you can see in the video was some kind of thermal fuse or switch. Unfortunately I threw the mixer out a few months ago, so can't check.
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Thank you.
Does his wife know he's taking her mixer apart ?
Thank you! That made me laugh. Rest assured, I had my wife's permission before taking it apart!
How to put back carbon .
It is possible to put back the carbon brushes but as they are spring loaded it's very fiddly, and needs a lot of patience.