Mixer

I cannot understand why.

[Newbie]

Newbie, for the test.

I kind of know why the round is only on one hook?

do you need it? who cares? do not bother! I think that the dough would not creep. here's the puzzle

do you need it? who cares? do not bother! I think that the dough would not creep. here's the puzzle

and how not necessary? it is necessary, of course! if with protection from the test, then two would have been. Why only one? Then they suggested that it was like a label - right left. And why where to insert - the instructions are not written. This question haunts me that day already. We need to figure it out! Help!

And why where to insert - the instructions are not written. This question haunts me that day already.

Holes for hooks / beaters of the same diameter? If they are the same, then next to them there should be some kind of identification marks (something like a small and large circle), and they can be applied very optional and look like a stamp from stamping. The hook with a "round" is inserted into a hole or larger diameter or with a large circle sign.

Holes for hooks / beaters of the same diameter? If they are the same, then next to them there should be some kind of identification marks (something like a small and large circle), and they can be applied very optional and look like a stamp from stamping. The hook with a "round" is inserted into a hole or larger diameter or with a large circle sign.

Thank you! the holes seem to be the same. It is necessary to carefully examine the identification marks on the hull at home, as if nothing like that happened. But the old mixer had exactly the same hooks, without rounds and other personal belongings. That's why I was puzzled.
Mlyn, but you can't knock out the markings on the hooks - R / L. Otherwise they lead people astray

If this is your first time using any device, then you must first read the instructions. For example, mine says: “The whipping and kneading attachments have a special shape. The attachment with the metal ring must be inserted into the wider hole on the left. "LEFT!
I have always believed that this ring, on the left, helps to twist the bowl of dough, etc. It stands on a rotating stand and this ring, as it were, pushes the bowl of whipped products.

Those hooks that you showed in the photo do not "get entangled" with each other (this was before, in old models of mixers). But their spirals are "twisted" in different ways, clockwise and counterclockwise, just as the drives for each hook rotate differently. Therefore, for ergonomics and avoiding dough splashing, each hook has its own socket.

Quite right. This is a bowl ring. The bowl seems to be spinning on it. In general, I have a plastic label on each hook: one is as smooth, the other is grooved like a gear.

but it is impossible to knock out the markings on the hooks - R / L. And then they lead people astray

I just tried to explain in which socket to insert the "marked" hook, but I could not determine which of them was left and which was right. In short, if you put the mixer "on the bottom" with the holes facing you, then this hook is usually inserted into the left one.

Quite right. This is a bowl ring. The bowl seems to be spinning on it.

Ksyusha, what if the mixer is without a bowl? And due to the design, power and price, in principle, it cannot be?

The left one is what is closer to the edge of the bowl when the mixer is set to work. Yes, there is a larger hole, the nozzles will only fit into their place, into their own hole, suitable in size and shape.

One and the same mixer model comes in two versions: manual and stationary. Probably, it is more economical to stamp the same devices, and make various additional devices for them.

I saw this question for a long time, but I thought that the author was joking and did not write anything. What prevented you from just shoving those whiskers-hooks and getting an answer in a couple of seconds?

[Olya]

Olya, then they are all done according to the same type and likeness. One with a bowl, the other without. But the hooks / whisks will cast / bend the same for everything. It’s easier than doing your own "model" of the hook. Especially cheap ones. And the power does not affect the presence or absence of the bowl. Even my vintage 150 wadded bowl pulls like a nice little one. Now they don't make them so weak.

I saw this question for a long time, but I thought that the author was joking

good jokes - complete dislocation of the brain. Mixer without bowl, not a word in the instructions.

Holes for hooks / beaters of the same diameter? If they are the same, then next to them there should be some kind of identification marks (something like a small and large circle), and they can be applied very optional and look like a stamp from stamping. The hook with "round" is inserted into a hole or larger diameter or with a large circle sign.

I have it in the new Boch. And there is no other way to insert it on all the attachments for the cream. what's for the test

I have it in the new Boch. And there is no other way to insert it on all the attachments for the cream. what's for the test

all holes are inserted into me, any

I cannot understand why.

Let's take a photo of the bottom of the mixer now! There should be a recess in the plastic under the rim circle.

the circle of plastic does not touch

This is a bowl ring. The bowl seems to be spinning on it.

Now I was kneading the dough and drew attention to my mixer. He has a ring on the hook, but it does not touch the bowl and does not participate in the rotation process in any way. But on the other hand, I noticed that when kneading, the dough slides down on one hook, and on the other (just along the one on which the ring is on), rises up. And as soon as it reaches the ring, when it touches it, it slowly begins to descend. But this is all lyrics. The most important thing is to insert the hook into your socket. If the holes are the same and there are no marks on them, then you shouldn't bother: just cook for fun and that's it.

all holes are inserted into me, any

Maybe they are inserted, I have not tried it! But the instructions say how to insert correctly. checked, not inserted, not even fit.

girls, read the instructions more carefully, found (where I did not expect at all), a mention of the right / left. It remains to decide what is right and what is left. In one position, they are in a mirror image (squiggles to each other), in the other, they duplicate each other. Where to insert?

You can't go wrong with mine

see how your hooks are standing, huh?

So this ... as I put it and stand! At least apart by hooks, at least towards, at least in one direction, they spin without problems

So this ... as I put it and stand! At least apart by hooks, at least towards, at least in one direction, they spin without problems

I also do the same and never bothered how to put them) they do their job at 100)
I often use these hooks for making waffle dough

so it will suddenly catch on, break? the manufacturer warns - put it this way and not otherwise.

How can the hooks catch on to each other?

How can the hooks catch on to each other?

We already sort of figured out this:

Those hooks that you showed in the photo do not "get entangled" with each other (this was before, in old mixer models).

It is important for the hooks that each one rotates in the right direction. If they are confused in places, they can catch on each other, the motor will overload and the mixer will break down.

Nope. They will not cling, spin like cute ones.It's just that the dough will go up the hooks and get into the machine. We swam, we know.

so can you explain to me where the mixer has right-left? And then I'll figure it out myself.

It's like in a car in the direction of travel

[Newbie]

Newbie... In many mixers, at least in those that I have seen, the two holes where the attachments are inserted are always different from each other. And the attachments are also always different from each other. One hole is always reinforced (it is slightly larger in diameter), it is visually visible. Here, a nozzle with the indicated difference is always inserted into it. In your case, this is a circle above the rim.

Yes Well such a thing! Should I buy a micrometer? Visually, the holes are the same. The manufacturer writes - insert the marked hook to the right. Where is the right to look for something? On your own or on yourself? At least go and hand the mixer back. There are no more neurons.

what is the mixer called? And the model number, I'll go at least look on the internet

Nozzles only in diameter are the same why) 5.5 measured on a modern one, recently bought on a Chinese noname of the 90s

Chinese, for example, disassembled, no amplifications there

exactly the same drives for both nozzles

Where is the right to look for something? On your own or on yourself?

It's like in a car in the direction of travel

Or take the mixer in your hand as if it were an iron and you are going to iron it. If at the same time you look at the mixer from above (i.e., at the handle), then on the right there will be a RIGHT hole. Ufff ...

the mixer is turned to your left side (delta lettering)

Here are two different mixers. They clearly show the differences in the insert holes, and you can see where the right side is.
Photos: click-to-zoom.

[Taia]

Taia, So it's just enlarged holes in the case) the drives themselves are exactly the same

[Taia]

Taia, So it's just enlarged holes in the case) the drives themselves are exactly the same

Perhaps the photos are not quite clearly displayed. But there are differences and they are visible. And the instructions for the red mixer say that the drive is reinforced.

[Taia]

Taia, So it's just enlarged holes in the case) the drives themselves are exactly the same

Where is the logic, why make the holes different is the drive the same?
Although I admit that in rootless, cheap mixers everything is done through one place.

this is the movie

But there are differences and they are visible. And the instructions for the red mixer say that the drive is reinforced.

But the instructions do not say about right-left?

Where is the logic, why make the holes different is the drive the same?
Although I admit that in rootless, cheap mixers everything is done through one place.

Nevertheless, they perform their functions
Sometimes you won't be surprised by the price

now this is in use POLARIS PHM 3009A

cost 700 r

whips everything instantly, kneads the dough

sense to overpay for the brand

[Alex100]

Alex100, can you tell me where you bought the Polaris mixer? Thank you in advance.

[Zina08]

Zina08, in Eldorado (year warranty)
to me as a regular customer, they sometimes even give bonuses - discounts

Can I knead tough dough with a mixer (for dumplings)? If so, tell me an inexpensive model.

I have a powerful, not cheap mixer and only yeast dough is indicated in its instructions. And since a cheap mixer is usually of low power, draw conclusions. I try to always follow the rules for using the equipment.

Or a combine with this function (expensive), or a bread maker with the "Pasta" program.

The bread maker kneads the dumplings well. But even there, in the instructions (I have an expensive Panasonic) it is written that strictly observe the proportions of dough and water (milk)