Overview
Introduction: Mixers
This month, “When to Replace” profiles mixers, which operators use for creating everything from sauces and meringues to dough and batter.
This month, “When to Replace” profiles mixers, which operators use for creating everything from sauces and meringues to dough and batter.
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How to Know
How to Know When to Replace Your Mixer
The most notable sign that a mixer's service life will soon end is when the quality of the output becomes compromised. Here are a few other telltale signs that it's time to replace a mixer.
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The most notable sign that a mixer's service life will soon end is when the quality of the output becomes compromised. Here are a few other telltale signs that it's time to replace a mixer.
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EQUIPMENT TOPICS
What to Weigh When Purchasing Mixers
Although properly maintained mixers can last 20 years or more, a typical service life is between seven and 10 years for this equipment. Here's a list of seven factors to weigh when purchasing a new mixer.
Here's a list of what to consider.
Maintenance Matters
Mixer maintenance remains easy due to the fact these products tend to be a relatively simple piece of equipment with minimal parts.
Even so, foodservice operators need to follow a few simple steps to get the most out of this equipment, which we list here.
Energy Efficiency
