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Explains how to identify the mixer using the manufacturer's type sign, detailing machine number, year, and weight.
All persons handling the mixer must read and understand the instruction manual.
The operator is responsible for ensuring only qualified and instructed personnel operate, maintain, or repair the mixer.
Mixers are for concrete, mortar, refractory materials; not for flammable, explosive, or foodstuffs.
Use correct cabling (1.5 mm2) and approved socket outlet. Defective cables are dangerous.
Incorrect operation can cause damage to persons or equipment; any misuse is not allowed.
Operate only with recommended, complete, and undamaged safety equipment.
Work should be done by specialists. Daily checks are important for parts, connections, and equipment.
Includes safety cover, discharge screen, and thermal relay for motor protection against overheating and automatic restarting.
Details mixer's conformity with EU directives and harmonized standards for safety and construction.
When transported by hoists, ensure proper fastening with suitable devices for safety.
When towing the mixer, observe a maximum permitted speed of 30 km/hour.
Pay attention to ensure sufficient lifting capacity in the hoist being used.
Incorrect lifting loads or using damaged chains/ropes can cause serious accidents.
Describes manual transport of the mixer.
The mixer should not be transported by means of cranes or forklifts.
Check power cable, remove foreign matters, ensure blades are fastened, and place mixer on a level surface.
Describes the function of the green pushbutton (Start) and red pushbutton (Stop) for operating the mixer.
Always check the direction of rotation after engagement; mixer blades must rotate clockwise.
Incorrect rotation requires adjustment of two phases by a qualified electrician or by turning terminals with a screwdriver.
The direction of rotation should be checked whenever the mixer has been moved to another place.
Filling and discharge should only take place when the mixer is running to avoid damage.
Detailed steps for adjusting mixer blades, including disconnecting power, removing covers, and setting blade-to-bottom distance.
Disconnect power, loosen screws on safety cover, and remove the cover to begin adjustment.
Remove the centre cover, tighten screws, lift the mixing head, and loosen the lock-nut on bolt B.
Turn bolt B clockwise to lower the mixing head approximately 2mm and check the blade-to-bottom distance (approx. 2 mm).
Add gravel for better cleaning, run mixture, empty, and clean with water. Avoid spraying water on electrical parts.
Disconnect power supply and ensure it cannot be engaged again before cleaning.
The mixer gearbox requires no maintenance. Damaged mixer pans are difficult to clean.
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