Hobart HS6-1PS and HS7-1PS Portion-Scale Slicers
Current line. 2 model numbers in this series.
Model numbers in this series
Find yours on the data plate. Letters after the base number usually mark the voltage, finish or door and do not change the repair.
- HS6-1PS
- HS7-1PS
Repairs this series usually needs
- Scale display or weight that reads wrong
- Knife motor that will not start
- Gauge plate or carriage alignment
- Control board and keypad problems
The HS6-1PS and HS7-1PS are Hobart slicers with a portion scale built into the unit. Delis and sandwich shops use them to cut to a set weight, so a wrong reading costs real product.
If the weight looks wrong, we check how the scale is set up and whether the platform is clean before we blame the slicer. Then the knife, the carriage and the gauge plate get the same checks as any slicer. Unplug the machine before cleaning, and never reach past the guards to wipe the knife.
A scale that reads wrong costs product on every slice, so we treat it as seriously as a dull knife. You see a written price first, and we tell you plainly if a control repair would not pay off on an older unit.
About this series
- Slicer with a built-in portion scale
- Service-access mode
- Same slicing base as the HS line
Other Hobart slicers series
Which slicers have the portion scale?
The HS6-1PS and HS7-1PS are the portion-scale models. The model number on the data plate shows it, and we use that number to confirm the control and scale parts.
Why does the scale read wrong?
Setup, a dirty or sticky platform or a control problem can all cause it. We check the simple causes first and give a written price before ordering any part.
Does the scale need calibrating?
A clean platform and correct setup come first. If the reading still drifts after that, the scale or the control needs testing, and we price the work in writing before we begin.
Book repair for your Hobart HS6-1PS and HS7-1PS Portion-Scale Slicers
Tell us the maker, the model number from the data plate and what the unit is doing. We confirm a three-hour arrival window and give you a written price before any work starts.