What is the wattage for the mixer motor? I'm wondering if this is a combined wattage because there are two motors.
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Im not sure..but it works great. It does heavy mixing like pasta dough and bread. Its easy to use and easy to clean. I love revile products to start with and this is just another one the team.
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380? We have never had a problem. My daughter has used it a least once a week for a year now. http://www.brevilleusa.com/handy-stand-mixer.html
1005196
I have no idea. Take apart your microwave and look at the motor. See if it physically looks identical to this one, then check the wattage. That's what I did before deciding on buying this turntable motor.
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Cannot find any wattage listed on my blender. It only lists:1.8 Max 120V AC 60Hz. Hope this is helpful. I can say this blender has has more than the power needed in our kitchen. I use it for canning tomato juice, apple sauce, much more and also in the kitchen almost every day. Highly recommend.
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I am not sure as to the wattage, although I do know that it has a safety mechanism that pops a button on the back of the unit in case of an "overload". This is how I broke my kitchen aid and is a great fail safe. The unit only has three speeds but is definitely worth the price.
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This mixer is 550 watts....very powerful. We thought our Kitchen Aid was good at 350 Watts, also...the Breville is very quiet.
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The serial number tag on mine says "250 Watt".The product page is here:http://www.feinus.com/en_us/oscillating/multimaster/fein-multitalent-start-q-0315890/and the Specs say "250"
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I just checked my mixer (Bosch Compact mum4405)... 400 watts is correct and I agree with the other reviewers. This is plenty of power. I like the compact machine much better than my previous cast iron mixer which was very heavy (and less powerful). The Bosch fits well inside my kitchen cabinet and it's easy to lift and to set up. I bake more often now and have reclaimed much needed space in my pantry, which was the only place where my previous mixer would fit.
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Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question.Tony
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I really do not know what the wattage is, though my machine is very potent, i am very pleased with mine, and people have loved te almost immediate results, I even use it after a brow wax and it is great!!!
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I have no idea. I use my KitchenAid Mixer for dough. I cannot imagine it would be good for the motor. The instructions with the Ninja warn users to "pulse" blade to avoid overheating the motor.
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Surprisingly the only information I could find on the power of the motor was a stamp on the base of the blender that stated "5A". At 120 volts that would be 5 X 120 / 746 = 0.80 watts, at 110 volts that would be 0.74 watts.
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Yes,it can be used for a Mixer/blender which has 550watts on it. I am using it for a 600watts Mixer/blender,and it is doing a great job.
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All you need to do is buy a power converter, radio shack has them or even find them here on Amazon. Plug the mixer into the converter and you should be good to go !
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what is the maximum power of the motor. Other blenders tell us, 200W or 300W or 400W. how many watts is this motor rated at?
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It should but of course the question is how much surge does the mixer draw on start up as motors draw more when they start. You might be safer to go 1000 watts. The other question is since this is likely a European mixer it is designed for 50 Hz (cycles per second) and the US standard is 60 Hz. This transformer does not change the cycles per second and some things are more sensitive to that than others so the best I can honestly tell you not being an expert or knowing your mixer is maybe. Sorry I can not say for sure.
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I contacted KitchenAid with this exact question about 1 1/2- 2 years ago when I purchased my mixer. I didn't save the e-mail response but it was between 180-200 watts. I was surprised because I had an inexpensive hand mixer that was 20 years old and it had the same watts.
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So what's the answer? Either the company is shipping these with two different power supplies, (120v or 220v) or people are responding to this question inaccurately. I just received my mixer and the power supply is definitely 120v. This is the second mixer that I have had to return for this problem. Is there any chance that the company can hop on here and give us an authoritative answer to this question?