Gude DHH 1100/13 TEZ, Translation Of Original Operating Instructions

Assembly and first starting up 
 
CAUTION! 
BOTH DRIVES SHOULD IN NO CASE BE USED AT THE 
SAME TIME! #01977 
ENSURE PROPER CONNECTION OF THE PRESSURE 
PIPING TO PROVIDE VALVE WORKING. 
MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO UNAUTHORISED PERSONS 
IN THE DANGEROUS AREA!

Residual risks and protective measures 
 
The appliance has been designed according to the state of 
the art and recognised safety technical regulations. 

Despite that, there might be some residual risks when 
working. 



  Risk of injury to fingers and hands caused by the splitter 

when wood is guided or put in an unauthorised manner. 



  Injuries by a thrown-off piece of wood caused by 

unauthorised holding or guiding. 

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  Risk to health by splinters and cuttings. Personal 

protective equipment such as protective gloves should 
necessarily be worn. 



  Risk related to current when improper feeder cables are 

used. 



  Hidden residual risks may be generated despite all taken 

preventive measures. 

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  However, residual risks may be minimised if safety 

instructions, use as designated principles and Operating 
Instructions are followed. 

Driving engine #01977: 

The fitted electric motor is connected in a way that it is ready 
to be operated.   
Connection corresponds to appropriate VDE and DIN 
provisions. 

Connection to network on the customer side and the 
extension cable used must match the relevant regulations. 
 
CAUTION! 
RISK OF GETTING JAMMED! PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR 
HANDS WHEN USING THE SPLITTING TABLE. THE 
BOTTOM HEIGHT STOP MUST BE ADJUSTED SO AS TO 
GUARANTEE SAFE DISTANCE OF 6-8 CM BETWEEN THE 
SPLITTING KNIFE AND SPLITTING TABLE. 
See the pictures 
 
 
 
 
Operating staff  
 
(pic. 3, 4, 5, 6, 12 and 13) 

Putting the appliance into operation when the cylinder is 
started

:



To start the end switching at the electrically driven splitter, 
pulling the operator lever or lifting the end break arc – at 
the eyes height – is enough. 



If you start the engine or the output shaft now, release 
blocking and pull both operating levers. Now the piston 
rod is pressed out of the cylinder and consequently, the 
cylinder goes slowly up (pic. 3).

 CAUTION: Pay 

necessary attention to hydraulic hoses!!! 



Insert carefully and slowly the screws in the hole, grab the 
switching handle and screw the nuts on the screws (pic. 
4).

Never guide the cylinder quickly up and do not use force! 



Any mistakes in operation are naturally excluded from the 
guarantee!! 



Now release the switching handle; the splitting wedge is 
guided upwards from the piston rod. The wood splitter is 
now ready to be operated (pic. 5). 

Putting the appliance into operation when the cylinder is 
lifted: 



Connect to network, switch on the engine, finished 

(pay 

attention to the speed direction!)



Connect the output shaft, finished.   

Starting the appliance for transport reasons: 

Put a wooden block with a height of app. 15 – 20 cm on the 
floor board. Pull the switching handles and drop the splitting 
wedge down to the wooden block. Now grab the switching 
handle and block the backward movement. Now switch off the 
engine or the output shaft. 



(Block the limit switch if you are alone) 



Screw both nuts off the fitted pin to release the cylinder 
board from the frame (pic. 3). 



Now switch on the engine or the output shaft again. 



The cylinder now drops down to the splitting wedge if the 
switching handle is not pulled. 



When it has dropped down, pull the switching handle and 
switch the appliance off. 

Switch the engine on and pay attention to the turning direction. 
If the switch is not responding when operating levers are 
pulled, the polarity must immediately be changed (see the 
Plugging in / Hydraulic device)  

Two-handed operation 
Wear proper working gloves when splitting wood! 



Wood is held by the holding mechanism.  



The splitting process is initiated by movement of both 
switching handles 

down

. 



The splitting knife movement is stopped by releasing 

one 

switching handle. 



The splitting knife returns to the upper position when 

both 

switching handles are released. 

Stroke limitation 
Upper position of the splitting knife 3...5 cm above the 
split wood 



Guide the splitting knife to the required position  



Release the operating lever or switch the engine off



Release the locking bush A and press the arc (pic. 6)



Release both operating levers or switch the engine on 



Check the upper position of the splitting knife 

Downward stroke limitation  

Long pieces of wood 



Cylinder goes out just maximum 104 cm (pic. 12).  



Adjustment bush in the highest position (pic. 13). 

 
Splitting pace: 

There are two splitting paces: the engine is moving quickly in 
the split wood direction by slight pulling the operating levers. 
The knife forward movement is reduced to the splitting pace 
with maximum performance being achieved by full pressing 
down. 
CAUTION: Never split with the fast forward movement! Press 
the operating levers down to the stop when splitting. 
 

Blocks/splitting table 

Optionally available: 

Matching short wooden table for hanging. 
Güde Article No: # 02017 
 



Put the splitting knife down to 5 cm above the block table. 



Release the operating lever and switch the splitter off. 



Perform corresponding adjustment (pic. 13). 

 
Split wood length 

The hydraulic wood splitter is suitable for splitting blocks (fitted 
splitting table) and one-metre woods. The maximum stroke 
can be limited 

(see the Stroke limitation).

The effective upward stroke limitation is app. 3 – 5 cm above 
the wood. 
 
 
 

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