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Service Documentation Braun CombiMax

Market Release 4/97

K 750

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Spare Parts List 3202 Part Description
Cover Return spring Leg spring Lever Switching PCB Coupling Coupling Safety lock Housing K 750 Setting knob Switch knob Button Pressure spring Spring O-ring Protective cover

Pos. No.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 40

Part Number
3202627 3205029 3202014 3205017 3205641 3202056 3205053 3202629 3202636 3205629 3202628 3202012 3210004 3205016 3205055 3202011

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Spare Parts List 3202 Part Description
Spring Carbon brush Motor cpl. Ferrite tube Wiring, black Wiring, brown Wiring, orange Wiring, red Wiring, blue Cable support Washer Damper Supporting frame Screw Gear wheel with shaft Tension roller Gear wheel with shaft Toothed belt Screw Cable clamp Mains lead Base Rubber foot Screw Switch-PCB Switch cam Insulating tube

Pos. No.
16 17 18 19 20 20 20 20 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Part Number
4227016 4227034 3205634 3205155 3205930 3205931 3205932 3205933 3205934 3202002 0111410 3205038 3202625 0033423 3202944 3202878 3202626 3202031 0028012 4206149 3205879 3202621 3205025 0033419 3205642 3205078 0818182

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Spare Parts List 3202 Part Description
Lid Seal ring Mixer blade Mixer bowl Pusher Lid Blade Ice crushing blade Kneading hook Safety cover Whipping attachment Bowl Grating insert Coarse slicing insert Fine slicing insert Coarse shredding insert Fine shredding insert Julienne insert Insert carrier French fries system Slicing insert French fries insert Insert carrier

Pos. No.
55 56 57 59 60 61 62 63 64 66 67 68 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

Part Number
3202643 3202144 3202640 3202641 3200032 3200640 3200636 3200646 3200635 4293067 3200645 3200630 3200151 3200153 3200152 3200155 3200154 3200158 3200633 3200634 3200650 3200651 3200649

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Spare Parts List 3202 Part Description
Cone Strainer basket Mixing arm Whisk

Pos. No.
1 2 30 31

Part Number
3200637 3200638 3200644 3200643

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Service Information 3202

Technical Data Nominal voltage/frequency: Driving motor: Nominal power: No-load power: No-load speed position 2: No-load speed position 14: No-load speed position 2: No-load speed position 14: Overload protection: Mixing arm rotation: Length of mains lead: 120V 60 Hz DC motor B2-DC approx. 600 W (load dependent) approx. 120 - 180 Watts approx. 240 - 300 r.p.m. at the bowl coupling approx. 1850 - 2200 r.p.m. at the bowl coupling approx. 1100 r.p.m. at the mixing coupling approx. 10500 r.p.m. at the mixing coupling electronic controls, see use instructions approx. 14 - 130 r.p.m. mixing arm into the bowl approx. 144 - 1320 r.p.m. whisk into the mixing arm approx. 1.30 m

Note about the screws

The special screws (25/35), can only be removed with a screw driver furnished with a special blade insert. These special blade inserts for the screwdriver can be ordered from the parts department. Because of approval-board requirements and reasons of safety, only the special screws (35) into the base plate must be used to avoid tampering by un-authorized persons.

Note about the PCB Note about the wiring

Attention, charging capacitor on the PCB (36) is charged, use a resistor of 10-50 Ohms to discharge. All connecting cables are provided with self-securing plugs. In order be bent down slightly. These pins must not be deformed or broken off. In case that the plug does not snap in correctly to the connecting contact, a completely new cable must be used. It is not possible to adjust the speed. In case that the number of revolutions does not correspond to the technical data, the device is defective.

Note about the speed

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Dismantling Remove all supplementary parts from the device and turn the switch to the "0" position. Exchangeable parts assembled in the housing upper part Remove the cover (1) by means of a dismantling fork (already existing for K 1000), see sketch 1. Now, the leg spring (3), the lever (4) and the switching-PCB (5) can be reached. Exchangeable Parts assembled in the housing lower part For the sake of a better dismantling, the parts in the housing upper part must be dismantled. Take off the setting knob (10) and the switch knob (11) to the front. Remove the button (12) and the pressure spring (13) to the front. Place the supporting plate underneath the corresponding coupling shaft by inserting the supporting bolt from the lower side into the small long hole (8 x 3 mm) in the base plate, see sketch 2. Now, cleave the coupling (6/7) with an appropriate tool (e.g. screwdriver size 4 - 5.5 mm) in the center of the top and remove it from the shaft. Unscrew the screws (35) in the base (33) and remove the base. The completely assembled carrier with motor can be removed from the housing. All remaining parts which are as well shown in the exploded drawing can be dismantled and exchanged. Before dismantling the gear wheels with shafts (26/28), the tension roller (27) and the motor (18) the toothed belt (29) must be removed. The safety lock (8) is inserted in the housing by means of two snap-in pins. Reassembly To be performed in reversed order. However, attention must be paid to the following points: After reassembling the gear wheels (26/28), the tension roller (27) and the motor (18) the toothed belt must be orderly positioned and the tension must be reapplied.

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Attention must be paid to the reassembling position of the motor and to the cable connection (+/-), see sketch 3. Tension of the toothed belt: Slightly loosen the motor securing screws and displace the motor (18) on the carrier. If the toothed belt is correctly tensioned, the motor securing screws (25) will be tied. Please refer to sketch 4 for the tension value of the toothed belt. The both washers (22) must be attached to the shafts. The O-rings (15) must be inserted into the housing. Attach all dampers (23) for the carrier. Insert the completely reassembled carrier into the housing (9). Connect the leads to the switch-PCB (36), see sketch 3. Insert the switch-PCB into the guides of the base plate and the switch cams (37), see sketch 6. Attach the base (33) and the rubber feet (34). Place the supporting plate underneath the corresponding coupling shaft. Then, press the coupling onto the shaft by slightly tapping against the embossing spike. The axial free space of the coupling shafts must be 0.4 mm - 0.6 mm, see sketch 5 (symbolic illustration). A smaller or larger axial free space may cause a defect of the appliance. Insert the setting knob (10), and make sure that the potentiometer for the setting knob axis is placed in the correct position. Insert the spring (14) into the housing front. Assemble the pressure spring (13), the button (12) and the switch knob (11), see sketch 6. Connect the leads to the switching-PCB (5) and insert the switching-PCB into the housing upper part. Insert the lever (4) and the leg spring (3), see sketch 7 (symbolic illustration). Attach the cover (1) to the housing upper part until it snaps in.

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Measuring points PCB

In case the switching contacts on the PCBs (5 and 36) are closed and a connecting wire at the motor (for example +) is taken off for the measuring process. N + P N L M Mains voltage 165-170 Volts DC voltage (intermittent 6-10 kHz) 165-170 Volts DC voltage (constant) Mains voltage

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Function Check

Check the appliance in all switching positions and, if necessary, attach the available supplementary parts. Check the security locks with and without the complete bowl resp. mixer.

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