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Observe the following in order to keep the log splitter in
good working order:
Clean the machine thoroughly after you have fin-
ished using it.
Remove any resin remains on the machine.
Lubricate the splitting column regularly or oil it using
environmentally friendly spray oil.
Check the oil level and change the oil as necessary.
Check hydraulic hoses and hose connections regu-
larly for any leaks and firm fitting.
Sharpenning the splitting blade
This log splitter is equipped with a reinforced splitting blade
that has received special treatment.
After longer operating
periods, for reduced splitting performance or slight deforma-
tion of the cutting edge, grind the splitting blade or sharpen it
with a fine file (remove burrs). Fig. 11
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How do I check the oil level?
The hydraulic system is a closed system with oil tank, oil
pump and control valve. Regularly check the lubricating oil
level. Low lubricating oil levels can damage the oil pump. The
lubricating oil level is approx. 1 ~ 2 cm below the oil tank
surface.
The splitting column must be in run-in state. Fig. 12
1.
Now remove the dipstick.
2.
Clean the dipstick and the oil seal.
3.
Replace the dipstick fully into the oil reservoir.
4.
Now remove the dipstick again, and read off the oil level.
If the oil level is between the two marking on the dipstick,
there is sufficient oil in the reservoir.
If the oil level is below the lower marking, more oil should
be added with the aid of a clean funnel.
lower marking upper marking
6.
Check the oil seal and replace it if it is damaged in any
way.
7.
Replace the dipstick into the oil reservoir.
When should I change the oil?
The first oil change should be carried out after 50
operating hours, and then every 500 operating hours
Changing the oil:
1.
The splitting column must be in run-in state. Fig. 12
2.
Remove the casing.
3.
Place a container under the log splitter to catch the old oil.
The container should have a capacity of at least 6 litres.
4.
Unscrew the venting cap
Sharpen wedges
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Hose clamp
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