milk frother Aerolatte
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Last updated on Apr 7, 2021
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓After two years of use the whisk of our milk frother turned only slowly. It could be stopped with one finger. I found an instruction that suggested to change the polarity of the motor by exchanging the connection cables. This worked with our two milk frothers.
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Remove the three screws with a screwdriver PH2
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There is a little triangle impressed in the bottom plate to show the position of the on-switch.
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Pull the bottom plate as far away from the housing as possible.
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A red and a blue cable connect the motor and a plug. Pull out the plug from the circuit board.
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On one side of the plug you see two slots. You can see the cable shoes in there.
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With something pointed (eg. watchmaker's screwdriver) you press in one slot to open the cable shoe's locking catch. At the same time you pull on the cable.
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Do the same with the second cable.
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Exchange the position of the cables and push the cable shoes back in the plug.
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The milk frother is re-assambled in reverse order.
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Plug in the device, fill in some liquid an press the "cold foam" button. Now the motor should turn again. At the first time it might be necessary to give a little push by hand. The motor speed increases fast and remains.
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Bei unserem bauähnlichen Milchschäumer Petra ließ sich das gleiche Problem genauso beheben.
