can you use this electric motor with the b2b 220 food strainer & sauce maker
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I really am not sure but the b2b 220 looks like the Victorio 250 so it might. The motor has made it so much easier for me - don't think I could do it without it so I think I would order and try it and send it back if it doesn't fit.
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Hi Bonnie, no it will not fit the b2b220. We have a Victorio, model VKP250 that it fits. Hope that helps you. Brenda
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I have a Victorio Food Strainer 250 and the motor has really saved my husband's shoulder because we process a lot of tomatoes, berries, and grapes. I am sure it fits all models although the instructions do not say what it will fit and what it won't. But the parts are a standard size and an electric drill motor can even be hooked up to it although I don't recommend that because it doesn't work as well as the Victorio motor.
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no, the 220 has a completely different shaft end and will not accept the model 250 input shaft. the handles are different as the 220 has one that fits over the extended input shaft whereas the 250 accepts a shaft that fits inside the housing. also a different distance for the holding arm to grip the vertical bracket that holds the head. if anyone needs a 250 model i have a brand new one for sale cheap.
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This motor is the same...8.0/16.0 depending on whether it's wired for 120 or 220 volts.
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The newer blender jars and fittings are different from the old in the way they fit onto the motor. You could ask Black & Decker.
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I would not suggest it. I used an adapter that was suitable and the motor burnt out.
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That motor is configurable for either 110 volts or 220 volts, which it calls Lo and Hi. You need to figure out what voltage your supply is and adjust the white and brown wires to the corresponding positions. When you change out the pump mark your wired and you should be fine.
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This motor is for 120 V 60 Hz. You need a different model for your 220 V 50 Hz power
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I used it with model 250 so don't know about model 220. I just looked at a photo of it and the model looks very similar. The critical part is the strainer part which fits by twisting and tightening a screw. If the model 220 strainer fits this way, these would work with it.
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the motor has prongs on it that fit into the spot that the hand crank fits into, and a little brace that hold it snug onto the grain mill body. hope thats understandable. so, i would say no, it seems to me it is designed just to fit the deluxe grain mill, but i do not own the food strainer to know what it looks like exactly, I just have the deluxe [different from regular mill] grain mill, and motor and both are wonderful, I enjoy them very much. maybe a phone call to victorio kitchen products 866-257-4741 Orem Ut. 84058. Also the motor says on it for use with victorio deluxe grain mill. the motor has prongs on it that fit into the spot that the hand crank fits into, and a little brace that hold it snug onto the grain mill body. hope thats understandable. so, i would say no, it seems to me it is designed just to fit the deluxe grain mill, but i do not own the food strainer to know what it looks like exactly, I just have the deluxe [different from regular mill] grain mill, and motor and both are wonderful, I enjoy them very much. maybe a phone call to victorio kitchen products 866-257-4741 Orem Ut. 84058. Also the motor says on it for use with victorio deluxe grain mill.
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Yes. Design problem but company will not admit it. The motor will stop working all together next. You can purchase 51205 25x47x15 Thrust Bearing on Amazon and get some high temp grease. I also recommend buying another motor as a back up to. You don't have to buy it from Blackstone. I have two OneGrill Cordless Grill Rotisserie Motors - 25 lb. Load W/ AC AdapterSold by: OneGrill LLC - BBQ Products on Amazon.
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It does not work on the electric strainer. I bought it as it was recommended and doesn't fit.
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Yes, the Atlas pasta machine motor is also designed to work with pasta machine model 180
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Yes... the motor simply replaces the hand crank. The motor is suspended from the mill when operating. The mill still needs to be attached to a counter. Personally, I attach the mill to a large breadboard. Then, I place to mill and board over the edge of the sink. This is convenient.. since it is good to work near the sink. Good luck!
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NO!!!!!! because the motor is 115vac@60hz if their was a selector switch you can select it too 220vac@50hz the plug is a 3 prong type just like for your 220v dryers etc you have to make a long cord on top of the cord that is on unit however it is not contact bissell for details on this product if they do or do not. thk's
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I have a BV2500 and works great. Call Black/Decker M-F 8 to 5 EST and ask them 800-544-6986. The 1500 may be a discontinured item but they could tell you if its compatable.
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this might be a limited experience but I blending a water base shake and the motor stopped working - it is a piece of junk and I returned it -
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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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I'm so sorry, but I don't know. I have a newer Back 2 Basic strainer and it works on that.