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5. Oil leakage
6. Hydraulic pressure too low.
5.
Find the place of leakage and seal it.
6. Discard
the
wood.
Jerky run or strong
vibrations of the piston
rod
Air in the circuit
Check the oil level, replenish, if necessary.
Inquire at the dealer’s if necessary.
Oil leakage at the
piston rod or outer
parts.
1. Oil leaking from the oil tank.
1. Worn gasket
Before positioning, check the bleed screw fit
Replace the gasket
The block to be split
has jammed
1.
The block too knaggy
1.
Retract the sliding worktable completely to release
the control .
Inspections and Maintenance
Prior to any maintenance, the machine should be put out of operation and unplugged, if it is an electric
drive machine. The maintenance not described in this manual should be done by skilled personnel only
as the operator is not ready to handle the situations that may arise. Scheduled maintenance and
replacement of parts should be done by special personnel only. The manufacturer should not be held
liable for any personal and material losses due to a failure to observe these rules.
Hydraulic Oil Change
HLP 46 (# 42004)oil is recommenced for the hydraulic cylinder
Or hydraulic oils of similar viscosity
•
Make sure that the motor bearer is completely retracted.
•
Remove the screwed closure (Fig. 10/11).
•
Put a collecting tub of minimum volume of 4 litres under the splitting machine.
•
Tilt the machine for the oil to pour out (Fig. 12).
•
Tilt the cleaving machine in the other direction and pour 2.4 l of oil in the hole.
•
Use the oil level indicator – previously cleaned – and check the oil level. It should
be between the two marks on the indicator.
•
Clean the closure and the screw and close again.
NOTICE:
The used oil should be disposed of in conformity with the locally effective
legal regulations.
Check the oil level using an oil level indicator on a regular basis (Fig. 8).
Splitting Blade Sharpening
Sharp the splitting blade using a file on a regular basis. Remove any sharp edges and depressions
Grease the splitting blade with multipurpose grease on a regular basis. It will decrease the stress and
sometime, even the difficult to work stock may be cleaved.
Inspections and Maintenance Safety Instructions
The machine will serve as a sufficient aid only if maintained and care for appropriately. Insufficient
maintenance and care may result in accidents and injuries.
Inspections and Maintenance Schedule
Time Interval
Description
Other
details if
any
400 operating hours
•
Hydraulic oil change
HLP 46, 2,4 l
Before every use
•
Oil level check
Before every use
•
Check of the blade for sharpness and sharpening if necessary
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
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