On Off Switch Fits Belle MINIMIX 150 Cement Concrete Mixer 240V Electric

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brown and red come out of a loom together, they go to the capacitor. does not show which one goes to which side on the diagram. Minimix 150 (04/2002 - 04/2007), Minimix 130, Maxi 140, Minimix 140, BWE40, BWE60, MiniAlpha, Minimix 110, Minimix 80, Minimix 60

Here is a troubleshooting guide to help fix a Belle Minimix 150 cement mixer that won't start or runs with low power: If you have tested the mixer by spinning the drum and it still does not run it could mean that the switch is broken or not working properly. In this case it is worth testing the switch to see if it needs replacing before moving to other more costly parts of the machine. Gearboxc. Belt or Pulley Problems: Examine the drive belt and pulleys for wear and tear. A damaged or loose belt can prevent the drum from turning. Replace any damaged components. d. Test the Mixer: Reconnect the power and test the mixer to ensure the new switch functions correctly. If your Belle cement mixer switch won't stay on, it could indicate a problem with the switch itself, loose wiring, or a fault in the motor. Consider the following steps: c. Install the New Switch: Connect the wires to the terminals on the new switch following the manufacturer's wiring diagram or markings. Secure the new switch in place.

If your Belle mixer starts and then stops unexpectedly during operation, consider these potential causes: c. Drum Obstructions: Foreign objects or excessive material buildup inside the drum can impede its rotation. Empty the drum, remove any obstructions, and clean it thoroughly. Many, many thanks SG. I have printed this off for him and he is away to the garage with it........... b. Examine the Switch: The switch may be worn or damaged. If it can't hold in the "on" position, consider replacing it. Holding the start button for too long can blow the capacitor. If the mixer won't start and you can't hear a buzz when you press the start button, it could be either the switch or the capacitor. A simple way to identify what is causing the problem is to try spinning the drum in the direction it should turn whilst pressing the start button. If the mixer then starts, this will indicate that the capacitor is no longer working and needs replacing. Broken SwitchWe hope you found our common troubleshooting tips helpful. Please note that although the tips above can be used they will not always fix the problem, as every machine and problem has different factors attached to it. I think your wiring directions are great, and he has done it, but the thing still has a problem in the motor, and he now thinks it might be the capacitor. If the switch on your Belle cement mixer is faulty or has worn out over time, you can replace it with a new one. Here's a basic guide on how to do it: b. Remove the Old Switch: Typically, the switch is located on the control panel. Unscrew or unclip the old switch and carefully disconnect the wires.

LLP, if i read this thread write he went off to the mixer at 18.29pm with the diagram and had not returned at 02.33am?If the machine still doesn’t start up after manually spinning the drum, it could suggest that there is a problem with the start switch. Replacing the switch is very simple and cheap to do so it may be worth trying this before fiddling with more expensive and complex components. Worn Gearbox b. Motor Problems: Inspect the motor for damage or signs of wear. If the motor is faulty, it may need to be replaced or repaired by a professional. Thanks for all that. When he got the mixer it would work if you held the switch in with your finger, so it was working. The wiring seems to be correct, thanks to your advice.