Introducción
This guide will show you how to replace a Hitachi HB-B102 motor which turns the belt which then turns the axel and subsequently the mixing paddle. This guide does require being able to wire in a new motor, so don't cut any wires before you know you can wire a new motor back in.
Qué necesitas
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Next, remove the two 1.3cm screws that hold on the control panel with a #2 Phillips head screwdriver. These screws, and the rest of the screws in this guide can all be removed using a #2 Phillips head screwdriver.
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Then pull the control panel out of the device by using a metal spudger to pry it up. Flip it over and look at the back of the motherboard.
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Flip the machine over so that the bottom is facing straight up. Then unscrew the four feet on the device with a #2 Phillips head screwdriver. The screws will stay in the rubber feet.
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Next, remove the four 8mm screws on the four sides of the machine. You do not need to unscrew the screws on the front end corners.
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Once the feet and screws are undone gently pull the metal plate off.
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Locate the capacitor (aka the black box) to the left of the motor). Unscrew the 1cm screw holding the capacitor in place. The screw will stay with the capacitor.
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Lift the capacitor and place to the side.
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Flip the bread maker on its side so you can access the bottom. The belt will need to be removed. For help on that please see: Hitachi HB-B102 Automatic Home Bakery II Belt Replacement
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Unscrew the three 6mm screws holding the motor to the metal plate.
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Gently pull the motor away from the metal plate.
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Now that you have the motor out, locate the black cable coming out of the motor and linking it to two blue cables.
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You'll need to cut this wire with scissors or wire cutters.
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Next, you'll need to wire in your new motor. To do this follow this handy guide: Wire Stripping and Crimping 101
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Un comentario
The motor is freely turned, though the motor pulley never moves. Could the 8 micro farad motor capacitor bu bad…how do I test it?