Estella Equipment manufactures commercial-grade kitchen machinery including spiral mixers, meat slicers, espresso machines, and pasta makers for the food service industry.
Estella Equipment specializes in providing reliable and durable machinery for commercial kitchens, bakeries, cafes, and delis. The brand's product lineup features heavy-duty equipment designed to streamline food preparation, including high-capacity spiral mixers with safety guards, precision meat slicers, compact espresso machines, and versatile pasta and waffle makers.
Estella products are engineered to meet professional standards such as UL and NSF certifications, ensuring safety and efficiency in high-volume environments.
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If your mixer stops due to overload, wait 15-30 minutes for it to cool down. Then, locate the overload reset button (usually on the back of the machine or inside the side electricity box for larger models) and press it to reset the unit.
Ensure that the safety guard is securely closed, as the machine will not run if it is open. Also, check that the emergency stop button is popped up (unlocked) and that the timer is set to a value greater than 0, as the timer works as the start mechanism in some modes.
If the bowl and hook are not rotating counterclockwise, turn off the power completely. Swap the L1 and L2 wires inside the junction box, then reconnect power and retest the rotation.
The slicer should be cleaned and sanitized after every use to prevent bacterial growth and ensure smooth operation. Ensure the unit is unplugged and the gauge plate is closed before cleaning.
Do not operate the machine until the pressure gauge reaches the green zone. This indicates the boiler has reached the appropriate pressure and temperature for safe and effective brewing.