To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the drum fails to rotate on my YARDMAX YM0115?
If the drum on your YARDMAX Mixer fails to rotate, it could be due to a broken belt. In this case, you should replace the belt with a new one. Another reason could be that the motor has stopped working due to overheating. If this is the case, stop working for a while until the motor cools down.
General| Type | Concrete Mixer |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Electric |
| Weight | 110 lbs |
| Dimensions | 47 x 22 x 42 inches |
| Drum Material | Steel |
| Drum Rotation Speed | 28 RPM |
| Horsepower | 0.5 HP |
Understand the mixer, its limitations, and potential hazards.
Do not operate mixer under influence of impairing substances.
Ensure level ground, clean area, avoid wet/damp conditions and fumes.
Check guards, bolts, nuts, screws, and remove tools before operating.
Avoid loose clothing, wear protective gloves and non-skid footwear.
Always wear safety glasses to prevent eye injury from thrown objects.
Stand behind mixer, stay alert, maintain balance.
Ensure unauthorized persons and children stay clear of the mixer.
Use correct gauge, length, and condition cords; ensure connections are safe.
Avoid operating in wet areas; do not touch live wires or plug metal prongs.
Maintain balance, never stand on mixer, avoid contact with moving parts.
Keep hands away from moving parts; do not place body parts in the drum.
Keep hands clear of all moving parts, especially under guards.
Use mixer only for intended purpose; do not start with a full drum.
Do not leave the mixer unattended until it has completely stopped.
Unplug mixer before making adjustments, changing parts, cleaning, or servicing.
Dispose of materials properly and do not discharge into drains, soil, or water.
Keep the mixer and its parts clean for optimal operation.
Store mixer away from children and unqualified users.
Identifies key components and operational controls of the concrete mixer.
Confirm correct power outlet (US Standard, 3-pin grounded, 15AMP) for the mixer.
Details double insulation, IP44D rating, and care for electric control enclosures.
How to secure the mixer using bolts or stakes for stability during operation.
Operation of the spring-loaded tipping bar for controlling drum positions.
Recommended order for loading gravel, cement, sand, and water into the drum.
Instructions for emptying the drum while the mixer is in operation.
Procedures for thoroughly cleaning the mixer after each day's operation.
Step-by-step guide for removing the motor and replacing the drive belt.
