can you use this electric motor with the b2b 220 food strainer &amp; sauce maker
157440
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.
1248072
no the motor is 120 volt only. If you wanted 220 you would have to change out the motor.
608629
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.
2071819
no, the appliance has a standard 110/120 volt motor. so do not connect to 220 voltage electrical system. you will have to search for a disposal that is specifically made to operate on 220 volts.
1586834
You will need a step down transformer as this is a 110V appliance and will burn out in less than a minute. I suggest you write to Breville and see if they have a 220 model you can purchase.
630347
We have lived in Australia as well. Loved it! This product is all motor; you would need a transformer, otherwise it would burn out. Makes great pasta. Good luck!
274208
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.
771901
It does not work on the electric strainer. I bought it as it was recommended and doesn't fit.
456224
Yes and also make sure you replace the main seal and gasket at the same time. I watched a you tube video as i did the swap and was good to go. The motor has a 110/220 switch and worked perfect. Im getting ready to do. this agian for a family member and this is the same pump I told them to get. Make sure you pop your breaker first. You will also need a larger size adjustable pliers and about a foot and a half green color ground wire. I know this saved a few hundred bucks when i was done. Let the power of you tube guide you and may the force be with you.
2149126
I cant find any info on your old motor. As long as old motor operated on 110V electricity and turned 1rpm (seemingly most do but not all), this motor should work, permitting it looks identical. The output shaft of this motor is 1.1 inches long by 3/8 diameter with a flat side, 2 wire hookup, and 3 inch body.
971558
I don't have info on the motor, other than both use 60 Hz frequency and 120 volts. For those wondering about the need for attachments, I have the full set, but the immersion blender stick (with mainly the blender attachment, instead of the wire wisk) does get used the most. I will use the wire wisk attachment (for small batches of whipped cream, for low fat mayonaise and whipping egg whites) and the chopper attachment for small jobs. Yet, if you already have a small chopper that you use, then I don't see the need for this attachment. Also, if you don't make small batches of whipped cream or mayonaise or egg whites, then this may be a useless attachment for you. I don't have info on the motor, other than both use 60 Hz frequency and 120 volts. For those wondering about the need for attachments, I have the full set, but the immersion blender stick (with mainly the blender attachment, instead of the wire wisk) does get used the most. I will use the wire wisk attachment (for small batches of whipped cream, for low fat mayonaise and whipping egg whites) and the chopper attachment for small jobs. Yet, if you already have a small chopper that you use, then I don't see the need for this attachment. Also, if you don't make small batches of... » Read More I don't have info on the motor, other than both use 60 Hz frequency and 120 volts. For those wondering about the need for attachments, I have the full set, but the immersion blender stick (with mainly the blender attachment, instead of the wire wisk) does get used the most. I will use the wire wisk attachment (for small batches of whipped cream, for low fat mayonaise and whipping egg whites) and the chopper attachment for small jobs. Yet, if you already have a small chopper that you use, then I don't see the need for this attachment. Also, if you don't make small batches of whipped cream or mayonaise or egg whites, then this may be a useless attachment for you. « Show Less
1953308
No you have to have a transformer! I made the mistake of thinking a simple converter would do the trick, and I blew the motor in the dehydrator within seconds! :( It really needs to be very clear on their page for international buyers to make sure they know they need a transformer! By the way, you can pick up a transformer for about $50. Mine was from WallCan in Adelaide. Hope that helps
1596326
Absolutely! I ran a 9,000lb automotive lift with this which is 220v just by plugging it into a 110v socket. The only issue I had was when the lift was heavily loaded it wouldn't go all of the way up, but your mixer and tea maker won't have any issues at all. I was very impressed with this product.
130251
Very sorry, I don't know the Sqeezo strainer. I live in Australia and even the Victorio strainer is not known here. I have one because we lived in the USA for some years in the 1970's and I had one there - so when Amazon had them in their repertoire I bought one. But, like the other people's comments, I would not be willing to risk it in case you mess up both appliances. Hope this helps :)
1027860
I wired my motor for 220v. Let me check the specs (including breaker) and get back to you later tonight or tomorrow.
1572372
Hi, I have a solution for you. Here is the conversion kit you need to use your Atlas 150 pasta machine with the motor:Marcato V177C Atlas 150 Motor Conversion KitIf you find that you can't work it out, just return the conversion kit and get the combo. Personally, I got the motor already included with the pasta machine. For the price you pay, it's about the same and worth it. Atlas Electric Pasta Machine with Motor Set
490890
Probably can. You would need a plug adapter and a voltage adapter. Ditto for any extension cords you use. Furthermore, the UK runs on 50 Hz and we run on 60Hz so the motor will run at a different speed/rpms. Probably better to buy one in the UK. The alternative is to buy a transformer which is expensive. I lived in Ireland for 2 years and purchased local tools and appliances.