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$690.00 inc. GST
Introducing the Mockmill 100 – the perfect grain mill for home use. This electric stone grain mill offers a wide range of benefits, making it an excellent investment for those who want to make fresh flour conveniently and efficiently. Here are some of its top features and benefits:
The workings of the Mockmill 100 Grain Mill are straightforward: it uses two stone plates to grind the grain and produce flour. The degree of fineness or coarseness of the flour depends on the gap between these plates. Please note that the Mockmill 100 is specifically designed for milling dry grains, seeds, and spices, and is not suitable for processing wet or oily products. While it may be possible to mill oily seeds with the Mockmill 100 by mixing them with a high proportion of dry ingredients, this is not advised.
When handling the Mockmill 100, be sure to lift it by the base of the mill and not the flour spout or hopper. Reading the instructions that come with the mill is crucial to ensure proper use and maintenance of the product.
Once the mill has been calibrated, it’s ready to use! Enjoy the convenience and quality of fresh flour made with your very own Mockmill 100 Grain Mill.
Cleaning the Mockmill 100 Grain Mill is a breeze, provided that the millstones have not been glazed with oily seeds or other substances. Here are the simple steps to follow:
By following these steps, you can ensure that your Mockmill 100 is clean and ready for its next use.
To disassemble and reassemble the Mockmill 100, follow these steps:
Disassembly:
1. Disconnect the power and remove the hopper by turning the coarseness adjustment lever counterclockwise until it is fully removed.
2. Press in the two tabs at the rear of the Mockmill 100 while lifting it up at the same time. Apply just enough pressure to release the lock on the hopper.
3. Open the milling chamber by turning the large round cap counterclockwise to reveal the stator (top stone).
4. Remove the stator to access the bottom stone (rotor), which is attached to the grain mill’s motor shaft.
Reassembly:
1. Place the stator (top stone) back in place and screw the large round cap back on. Turn it two to three times until you feel strong resistance and then turn the cap back a quarter turn.
2. Turn the power to the Mockmill 100 back on and tighten the cap further until you hear a slight ticking noise.
3. To reattach the hopper, switch off the power to the grain mill and disconnect it from the power source. Move the segment to which the lever was screwed back to the middle of the right-hand side of the mill.
4. Recalibrate the mill as shown in the setup and calibration video.
By carefully following these steps, you can disassemble and reassemble your Mockmill 100 with ease, ensuring proper maintenance and function of the grain mill. Calibration is also recommended after disassembly to maintain the optimal performance of the mill.
While the Mockmill 100 and Mockmill Professional 200 share many similarities, there are some notable differences between the two electric stone grain mills.
The Mockmill 100 is an entry-level grain mill designed primarily for domestic use, while the Mockmill Professional 200 is designed for non-stop grinding of larger quantities of grains. The Mockmill 100 has a 360 Watt motor, whereas the Mockmill Professional 200 boasts a more powerful 600 Watt motor.
Another difference is the output capacity of the mills. The Mockmill 100 can produce 100 grams of flour per minute, while the Mockmill Professional 200 can deliver up to 200 grams per minute.
Finally, the two models also differ in terms of warranty. The Mockmill 100 comes with a 6-year domestic use warranty, while the Mockmill Professional 200 is backed by a 12-year domestic use warranty and a 2-year commercial use warranty.
| Weight | 8 kg |
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| Dimensions | 26 × 23.5 × 44 cm |
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