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LE581504H Fig.12
LE583008V Fig.13
5.4 Bleed the air
Always open the air bleed valve before starting operating the log splitter
LE581504H
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Loosen the air bleed valve (11 in Fig.14) (oil tank cover) a few turns whenever the
splitter is being used.
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Keep air bleed valve (11) opened during operation.
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Retighten this air bleed valve (11) once you finished
LE583008V
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Loosen the air bleed valve (8 in Fig.15) (oil tank cover) a few turns whenever the splitter
is being used.
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Keep air bleed valve (8) opened during operation.
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Retighten this air bleed valve (8) once you finished
Failure to loosen the bleed screw will keep the sealed air in the hydraulic system.
The air being compressed and then decompressed, such continuous air compression
and decompression will blow out the seals of the hydraulic system and cause
permanent damage to the log splitter.
Before moving or transporting the log splitter, close the bleed screw to avoid any
spillage.
5.5 Moving the Log Splitter
The log splitter is equipped with 2 wheels for minor moving.
Make sure the oil tank cover is securely tightened
Make sure the oil drain screw is securely tightened.
To move the log splitter to the work area, grip the handle to tilt the log splitter slightly.
The wheels are not intended to transport or tow the log splitter over long distance.
Do not tow on open road.
Do not use the log splitter to transport persons/animals or objects.
5.6 Maximum pressure limiting device
The maximum pressure was set before the log splitter left the factory and the maximum
pressure limiting screw is sealed with glue to ensure the log splitter works under the set
pressure. No operator resetting is required.
Unauthorized resetting will cause the hydraulic pump fail to output enough splitting pressure
or result in serious injury as well as damage to the machine. Unauthorised intervention will
void the guarantee.
6.OPERATION
6.1 Intended use
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