If a concrete vibrator motor runs but the poker head does not vibrate, the fault may be somewhere in the mechanical drive path between the motor connection and the head. This article focuses on fault symptoms, not repair instructions.
For maintenance and hose replacement, see Concrete Vibrator Repair and Hose Replacement.
Motor Runs but the Head Does Not Vibrate
The coupling, flexible shaft or poker-head mechanism may no longer be transferring motion correctly.
Weak or Intermittent Vibration
Wear in the flexible shaft, loose connections, a crushed hose or wear in the head mechanism can produce irregular vibration.
Crushed Hose or Sharp Bends
Severe hose deformation can interfere with the movement of the inner shaft and increase mechanical stress.
Abnormal Metallic Noise
Unusual metallic noise can indicate wear or excessive clearance in the poker-head mechanism.
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