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(650) 589-5724 · Se habla español
Employee-owned since 2011 527 DNA Way, South San Francisco
Parts & Support — TMB Baking

TMB Baking  /  Parts & Support

You call. A person answers.

Parts, technical support, and the manual for every machine on this site — from the counter at 527 DNA Way, staffed by the people who installed it. Bring the model number; the person who picks up knows the shelf behind them.

Find your part Call the counter SE HABLA ESPAÑOL
(650) 589-5724

ANSWEREDMONDAY–FRIDAY · 8:00–5:30 PACIFIC
PARTSPARTS@TMBBAKING.COM
ADDRESS527 DNA WAY, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
NEIGHBOURSAN FRANCISCO BAKING INSTITUTE
OWNERSHIPEMPLOYEE-OWNED SINCE 2011

WHEN SOMETHING BREAKS

The first five minutes.

01 — 02
01 · BEFORE YOU CALL

Have these four things in front of you.

You talk to the counter, not a ticket queue.

Describe what the machine is doing; if the answer is a part, the shelf gets checked first. The counter card is the one the crew tapes to the machine — print it, or save the number.

BEFORE YOU CALL
What the machine is doing — and what it's not
When it started, and what changed just before
The model and serial number, off the nameplate
A photo of the nameplate, if you can text or email one
THE COUNTER · MONDAY–FRIDAY 8:00–5:30 PACIFICSave the number Print the counter card — tape it to the machine
02 · FIND YOUR PART

The part they stopped making is still on the shelf.

The shelf gets checked before anything is ordered.

Some parts sit on the shelves in South San Francisco for years — then save a baker's morning. Send the model and serial number and a person checks the shelf first.

WHAT YOU GET
The shelf checked before anything is ordered
Cut sheets, manuals, and parts views on the site — the library is growing
parts@tmbbaking.com, read by the people who stock the shelf
FIND YOUR PART

Email the model, the serial number, and what the machine is doing. A photo of the nameplate saves a round trip.

Email parts@tmbbaking.com
PARTS@TMBBAKING.COM · SERGIOEmail partsOpen a manual

HOW A PART HAPPENS

Three things happen after you send the serial.

THE SHELF IS CHECKED BEFORE ANYTHING IS ORDERED
01The model and serial go in.

Off the nameplate — a phone photo of it is enough. Say what the machine is doing and when it started.

02The shelf is checked first.

Before anything is ordered, a person looks at what's already in South San Francisco. Some of it has waited years for this call.

03A person calls or writes back.

With what's on the shelf, what has to be ordered, and what happens next.⚠M — the response average and what "next" is: ship, install, or both (S3, S9)

THE SHELF · MANUALS AND NAMEPLATES

The manuals.

Cut sheets, install manuals, and parts views for the machines on this site — the same files the counter opens when you call. Find yours, open it, keep it with the machine.

THE OVENS
Bassanina ZoomCut sheet · US dimsOpen the PDF
TAG gas deck ovenCut sheetOpen the PDF
XL1-G single rack ovenCut sheetOpen the PDF
XL2-G double rack ovenCut sheetOpen the PDF
MONO BX 5-pan convectionFact sheetOpen the PDF
MONO BX 10-pan convectionFact sheetOpen the PDF
OVEN LOADERS
Marden Double 240FASpec sheetOpen the PDF
Marden Double 240FAInstallation manualOpen the PDF
Marden Double 240FAUser manualOpen the PDF
Marden Double 240FAExploded view (parts)Open the PDF
DIVIDERS & ROUNDERS
DAUB Robocut RInformation sheetOpen the PDF
DAUB Robocut SInformation sheetOpen the PDF
ESMACH DV MachHexBrochureOpen the PDF
JAC Div RSpec sheetOpen the PDF
DAUB DR-AutomaticProduct sheetOpen the PDF
DAUB DR-AutomaticBrochureOpen the PDF
DAUB Slim dividerProduct sheetOpen the PDF
DAUB Slim-GlobeSpec sheetOpen the PDF
BTF Konik 1Spec sheetOpen the PDF
BTF Konik 2Spec sheetOpen the PDF
MOULDERS & SHEETERS
Rondo Rondomat SSO6405Spec sheetOpen the PDF

⚠S22  The rest of the equipment library lands in one pass from the product-page stamps — nothing is listed here that isn't a live file.

Where the serial number is.

Every parts request starts with two numbers off the nameplate. Here is where each maker puts it.

Bassanina⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
ESMACH⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
JAC⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
DAUB⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
Rondo⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
MONO⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
TAG⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
Marden⚠M — where the plate is on this maker's machines
THE MAKERS ON THIS SITE · TWENTY-FOUR, MOST OF THEM FOR DECADESAll brands
AM Manufacturing Avancini Bassanina BTF Contemar Silo Systems Continental Forni Daub Bakery Machinery De Danieli ESMACH Imperial-Brown JAC Kombimix LVO Marden MONO Equipment Mueller Nilfisk Pavailler Sorema Trima VMI

QUESTIONS

Asked at the counter, answered here.

Short answers, straight from how the shop actually runs. If yours isn't here, ask a person.

Ask a baker
Q1What happens when something breaks?

You call (650) 589-5724. A person answers, Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 5:30 Pacific — se habla español. If the fix is a part, send the model and serial number to parts@tmbbaking.com.

Q2Do you stock parts for older machines?

Some parts sit on the shelves in South San Francisco for years before the morning they're needed. Send the model and serial number and the shelf gets checked before anything gets ordered.

Q3Where are you?

527 DNA Way, South San Francisco — next door to the San Francisco Baking Institute. The counter answers Monday through Friday, 8:00 to 5:30 Pacific.

Q4What if it breaks after 5:30, or on a Saturday?

⚠M / S9 — the after-hours protocol, in Martin's words. Nothing here until then.

Q5What's the warranty?

⚠G / S11 — warranty terms per maker, in Greg's or Martin's words. Nothing here until then.

Q6Will you work on a machine you didn't sell?

⚠G / S12 — scope and the honest answer. Nothing here until then.

THE COUNTER · 527 DNA WAY, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO

Talk to a person.

Parts live on a shelf in South San Francisco, not in a promise. The manual is on this page. And when you call, a person answers.

Before day one — how a bakery gets drawn and installed