discs for lello pasta maker: Which discs are included with the 2200 pasta maker?
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The included discs are; Angel Hair pasta, spaghetti, linuine, fettucine, macaroni and cookies. I just got one of these machines, from another site (where they do tell you what discs are included.)
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Hi SundancejanSorry cannot help as I don't have the motor. I have the rest of the bits and the drive is the same for the roller section (to flatten dough) and for the parts that cut the pasta (lasagna), so if the motor is a stand-alone unit then it should work fine with either attachment. The machine works very well with the manual crank.
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I'd contact Amazon first. If no success, you can contact Lello Appliance Corp. at (201) 939-2555. They are the distributor. Perhaps they can give you more information. Worth a shot. They seem to be nice to deal with. I think, though, that Amazon would be the place to start.
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It's three different units. One for making linguini, one for just flat dough press and one for spaghetti. I love them!!
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Sorry, I'm not the owner of the pasta maker. I gave it as a gift some time ago. To the best of my recollection, the difference may only have been that the limited edition had an applied coating to the rollers to help overcome an issue present on the standard pasta maker. To the best of my knowledge, the gift recipient has been very happy with the Limited Edition.
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I just did a Google search for "lello pastamaster 3000 pro manual" and it brought up a link to a printable PDF file. Happy hunting. *Funny, but at noon I wilted 16 oz of spinach in a skillet, strained off the liquid by SQUEEZING in paper towels, mixed with 3 egg yolks in my blender, and used it as the liquid with 4 cups (15 oz) unbleached AP flour to make a killer spinach linguine for tonight. I use this machine weekly. Made pasta for 16 guests this past Saturday.
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Product Description A healthy daily diet is a major contributor to our general well-being. With your pasta maker you can prepare healthy and delicious pasta dishes for you to enjoy and keep you fit, using your own ingredients. The Wellness model comes with light-alloy rollers especially made for food. It produces 4 types of pasta in 9 different thicknesses. The front part of your pasta maker is detachable for optional accessories. Your pasta maker comes with a 220 V (sic) motor, allowing you to work hands free. The controlled rotation of the motor ensures uniform thicknesses. Your purchase includes a crank for manual operation, a clamp to secure the machine to your work surface and a handy book of recipes to capture your imagination. Width of rollers: 150 mm Types of pasta: Lasagna, spaghetti, noodles, tagliatelle 9 thickness settings: max 3 mm - 0.2 mm min. Motor: (sic) 220-240V: 50/60 Hz. - 100W
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Just received my set, it comes with 4 attachments of which one of these attachments makes two different types of pasta. One attachment makes spaghetti, one makes ravioli, one makes reginette, and the attachment with two makes fettuccine and tagliolini. It also states it makes lasagne on the box.
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i HAVE LOST THE TEN TEMPLATES FOR PASTA EXTRUDER MODEL CUC-27 PM. Got it new last Christmas and never located the discs.May I purchase new ones or must I return machine for another model? Diana Watson asap for holidays 716-998-7238.
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The instruction book for the Pasta maker includes a spare parts list with prices. If you no longer have the book,the company's address is :Lello Appliances Corp. 355 Murray Hill Parkway East Rutherford,NJ ,07073Their phone number is 201-939-2555
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I have the pasta attachment instructions for the DLC7 pasta maker and would be happy to send same on to anyone who wants it...I find the pasta maker much too difficult to assemble and haven't used it in over 30 years. Originally purchased for $125.00 at Marshall Fields in Chicago. I now am back to using a manual Atlas machine. Asiana
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If you want the lasagna or ravioli attachment I would recommend buying the Atlas 150. They do not fit onto the 180. I purchased the 180 for the size and do not need the other attachments. It is a great machine. I love it.
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Sorry for the delay. This looks like a great pack. Yes it has all you need. You use the pasta roller first. Then attach any of the other attachments to make the type of pasta you want. Looks like there is fettuccine, spaghetti etc. cutters. Also it has the Ravioli attachment, that's all you need. happy pasta making. You will notice the difference in taste and quality with your homemade pasta, and doesn't fill you up as much as store bought pasta. Yummy.. Naturally there are other attachments that you can buy. Such as the pasta extruder attachement to make large or small macaroni, fusili, rigatoni, bucatini, or spaghetti. Hope this is helpful Sorry for the delay. This looks like a great pack. Yes it has all you need. You use the pasta roller first. Then attach any of the other attachments to make the type of pasta you want. Looks like there is fettuccine, spaghetti etc. cutters. Also it has the Ravioli attachment, that's all you need. happy pasta making. You will notice the difference in taste and quality with your homemade pasta, and doesn't fill you up as much as store bought pasta. Yummy.. Naturally there are other attachments that you can buy. Such as the pasta extruder attachement to make large or small macaroni, fusili,... » Read More Sorry for the delay. This looks like a great pack. Yes it has all you need. You use the pasta roller first. Then attach any of the other attachments to make the type of pasta you want. Looks like there is fettuccine, spaghetti etc. cutters. Also it has the Ravioli attachment, that's all you need. happy pasta making. You will notice the difference in taste and quality with your homemade pasta, and doesn't fill you up as much as store bought pasta. Yummy.. Naturally there are other attachments that you can buy. Such as the pasta extruder attachement to make large or small macaroni, fusili, rigatoni, bucatini, or spaghetti. Hope this is helpful « Show Less
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Hi! When I bought the base the ceramic disc was included. You get to replace both. It's good because the plastic the base is made from tends to get brittle over time and from the heat.
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I believe thereis a source listed in their literature. After 2 months the only time something was wrong, was entirely my fault for not reading a section of the manual. I finally have read it cover to cover. ie: use bleached white flour. They list all parts in front of manual, they have email address and distribution offices in U S. Their phone number is 201-939-2555, email LelloAppliances@AOL.COM - hopefully they will answer your question. I am very happy with my lello and I have had 3 other machines. This was by far the easiest and most reasonably priced of all.
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One difference that I know of is that you can get attachments for the 150, and you cannot for the 180. I would not purchase the 180 for that reason. When I go to the company website, they do not even offer the 180, and I wonder if they are still making it. If you want to hand cut your pasta forever, get the 180. If you want to make all kinds of pastas, get the 150. Hope this helps. We have not bought pasta since we purchased the machine. It is so easy and fun to use. After making the pasta a couple of times, I do not need the recipe. Just remember, 3/4 C of flour per egg. Divide the dough by how many eggs. If you use 3 eggs, divide the dough in thirds. You will love making your own pasta! One difference that I know of is that you can get attachments for the 150, and you cannot for the 180. I would not purchase the 180 for that reason. When I go to the company website, they do not even offer the 180, and I wonder if they are still making it. If you want to hand cut your pasta forever, get the 180. If you want to make all kinds of pastas, get the 150. Hope this helps. We have not bought pasta since we purchased the machine. It is so easy and fun to use. After making the pasta a couple of times, I do not need the recipe. Just remember, 3/4 C of flour per egg. Divide the dough... » Read More One difference that I know of is that you can get attachments for the 150, and you cannot for the 180. I would not purchase the 180 for that reason. When I go to the company website, they do not even offer the 180, and I wonder if they are still making it. If you want to hand cut your pasta forever, get the 180. If you want to make all kinds of pastas, get the 150. Hope this helps. We have not bought pasta since we purchased the machine. It is so easy and fun to use. After making the pasta a couple of times, I do not need the recipe. Just remember, 3/4 C of flour per egg. Divide the dough by how many eggs. If you use 3 eggs, divide the dough in thirds. You will love making your own pasta! « Show Less
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I don't know. I have never used it. I have a separate pasta maker that I have had for years. A hand cranked appliance.