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| ARTICLE | 3370072749 |
| Article N2 | 072749 |
- : SCHAERER Spare Parts
- Article number: 3370072749
A motor mixer drives the blending mechanism in professional coffee and beverage machines, converting electrical energy into rotary motion to emulsify liquids, dissolve powders and maintain even suspension. Unlike mains-voltage motors, a 24 V DC unit runs on low-voltage direct current, allowing precise speed control and quiet operation within the compact confines of a counter-top appliance.
The motor connects to a mixing shaft or whisk assembly inside the machine's mixing chamber. When the operator selects the mixing programme, the motor starts, turning the shaft at a steady rate. The rotary action creates shear forces that break up agglomerates, distribute milk proteins evenly and prevent separation in syrups or sauces. Because the voltage is low, the motor can be positioned close to wet areas without risk of electrical shock, and the direct-current supply eliminates the hum and vibration associated with alternating current.
Installation follows the reverse sequence: the technician disconnects the power, removes the old motor, aligns the new unit's drive coupling with the machine's shaft, secures the mounting bracket and reconnects the 24 V DC supply. Once fitted, the motor requires no manual intervention during normal operation; the coffee machine's control board governs speed and duration according to the selected beverage programme.
The unit is a direct replacement for SCHAERER coffee equipment, ensuring compatibility with the original mounting points and electrical connections. As a spare part, it carries no additional housing or external controls; the motor body itself is the component that fits into the host machine's drive assembly.
Cleaning is limited to the external surfaces that remain accessible after installation. A damp cloth removes dust or residue; no disassembly is required. The motor's sealed construction prevents ingress of liquids or cleaning agents, so maintenance consists solely of periodic inspection for secure mounting and undamaged wiring.