Large mixing bowl4203014
Small mixing bowl4207055
Dough hook4207814
Whisk4207048
Whisk for whipped cream4207620
Circlip for whisk/hook4207530
Spatula4203118
Dust cover4203200
For additional attachment parts see page 16
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Bottom of the product
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Technical Data
Voltage/Frequency:110 V/120 V 40-60 Hz
No-load power Position 1:appr. 125 W + 10 %
Position 2:appr. 130 W + 10 %
Position 3/L:appr. 205 W + 10 %
No load speed Position 1:appr. 10700 min
Position 2:appr. 12500 min
Position 3/L:appr. 16000 min
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-1
-1
Overheating protection:Thermo-switch/Fuse
Length of mains lead:appr. 1.30 m
Operating time:continuous operation at 400W
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1.Removal of motor (31)
Disconnect appliance mains plug from the socket. Loosen the holding screws from the bottom
cover plate (22) and remove plate. Then withdraw the male-drive coupling (1) with the aid of
an angle-shaped screw-driver.
Draw off switch knob (14) and unscrew switch securing screws (8, 9). Proceed by
disconnecting the motor wiring on the terminal block (15). Subsequently loosen the 4 screws
(28) with a long screw-driver and take the motor together out of the housing.
2.Reassembly
The reassembly is carried out in the reverse order, however attention should be paid to the
rubber buffer (27).
The motor shaft must be supported at the bottom end, when the new male drive coupling (1) is
mounted onto the shaft. Pay attention to the wiring diagram.
3.Replacement of the thermo-switch (39)
Remove motor (31) as described in paragraph 1.
Withdraw the air baffle (38) and loosen spring (40). Continue by disconnecting the plug
connection on switch (21) and also connection on the terminal block (15) and install new
thermo-switch.
4.Dismantling of motor (31)
With the aid of a screwdriver, push off the fan wheel (25).
Before starting to dismantle the motor, mark the latter in the longitudinal direction, so that all
parts are again placed correctly left to right during the assembly. Use a 8 mm box spanner for
removing screws (32). Before the motor is taken apart, first remove the carbon brushes (41).
Prior to removing the brushes, loosen the fixing clips (42) at the sides and withdraw carefully.
5.Carry out a functional test
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Wiring with thermo-switch
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Wiring diagram
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Wiring diagram
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Products which are considered to be too loud or are returned for this defect.
When judging the operating noise, the mixing arm of KM 32/B or the mixer attachment of the MX
32/B should be engaged. If the operating noise is still considered to be too loud, the following
measures should be taken:
1.The motor should not have any off-center condition that means, the outside diameter of
the male drive coupling (Pos. 1 must coincide with the inside diameter of the raised
attachment cone shoulder (observe an even gap!). If necessary this has to be newly
adjusted.
2.All screws of the motor-suspension (Pos. 26 respectively 37) must be tightly fastened. If
necessary. this has to be corrected.
3.The motor suspension (Pos. 26 respectively 37), must be checked for areas of breakage or
other defects if necessary the parts must be exchanged.
4.Remove the lower centering rubber parts of the motor (Pos. 44 resp. 58 and attach, if
necessary, the new and Changed base plate (see instructions below).
Instructions for Braun kitchen machine KM 32/B (4209) and Braun multimix MX 32/B (4142)
From production week 45,1985 on, the lower four rubber buffers (Pos. 27 resp. 38) of the motor
suspension (plastic-type), will be eliminated without a replacement. The motor suspension will be
changed accordingly. In previously produced products, the rubber buffers should continue to be
used.
At the same time, also the previously used centering rubber parts (Pos. 44 resp. 58) will be
eliminated without a replacement. Also in this case, the base plate has been changed accordingly.
That means the holes to accept the centering rubber parts in the base plate, have been eliminated.
For replacement of these parts, ribs have been molded in the same spot. It is not possible, to attach
the new base plate, if the motor still has any centering rubber parts.
The new base plate can be used without problem for previously produced products, it the centeĀring rubber parts have been removed.
Only when these points have been considered, the machine will correspond with the noise allowed
by the factory.