Your Hobart mixer is a cornerstone of food prep in commercial kitchens. But without proper maintenance, even the most durable mixers break down. This blog outlines the most important parts to replace, how to inspect them, and how often you should schedule maintenance to keep your Hobart running like new.
Why Hobart Mixers Need Regular Maintenance
Heavy-duty use in bakeries, pizzerias, and restaurants puts strain on internal gears, belts, and electrical components. Ignoring these can lead to shutdowns that halt kitchen operations.
Essential Mixer Parts That Wear Out
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Gearboxes and gear grease
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Mixer belts and pulleys
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Agitators and attachments (dough hook, paddle, whisk)
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Safety switches
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Control panels and electrical boards
Hobart Mixer Maintenance Checklist
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Weekly: Check planetary gear for excess grease or buildup.
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Monthly: Inspect belts for wear or cracking.
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Quarterly: Change the gear grease if the mixer sees heavy use.
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Annually: Replace gaskets, safety switches, and inspect control boards.
Signs It's Time to Replace Parts
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Strange noises or grinding
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Loose attachments or poor mixing consistency
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Overheating during operation
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Delays when starting the machine
Where to Find Hobart Mixer Parts
ChefParts carries OEM and aftermarket replacement parts for Hobart models like H600, M802, and more. Whether you need a safety switch or a dough hook, we can help match the part based on your mixer’s serial number.
Prevent breakdowns before they happen. Follow this maintenance checklist and replace critical Hobart mixer parts regularly. You'll extend the life of your mixer and ensure consistent food prep operations.