Tiger Chipper Shredder CS7-200H & CS7-270H Owners Manual (PART CS-M)
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It is the retailers responsibility to ensure that this machine is correctly commissioned for use, and that the purchase
is registered with Stevens Outdoor Power Equipment, and the Engine is registered with the Honda Agency to
provide the owner with the full benefit of the warranty policy.
Product registration must be completed and returned to Stevens Outdoor Power Equipment. For registration info
you will require the machine serial number and customer details.
Your Honda Engine registration must be completed and returned to Power and Marine Ltd. For registration info,
please refer to the Honda Engine Owners Manual .
It is the Retailers Responsibility to Check the Following:
Final Assembly
Check all bolts for tightness including blades.
Operation
Instruct the owner/operator on operating procedures and techniques.
Safety
Instruct owner/operator on safety procedures.
Maintenance
Explain the maintenance requirements and the importance of following the
maintenance schedule to the owner/operator.
Manual
Emphasise the importance of reading and understanding the manual in full
before initial operation of the Tiger Chipper Shredder.
Commissioning Checklist & Registration
Trouble Shooting
Problem
Probable Cause
Suggested Remedies
Rotor does not turn
Obstructed discharge
Use branch or similar object to clear discharge
Plugged rotor
Clear rotor
Hard to feed chipper or
excessive power needed to
chip and shred
Obstructed discharge
Use branch or similar object to clear discharge
Dull chipper blades
Turn blade over to present new edge if there is
one, or remove for sharpening.
Improper blade clearance
Adjust clearance between anvil and blade to
2mm.
Chipper Shredder requires
excessive power or stalls
Obstructed discharge
Use branch or similar object to clear discharge
Plugged rotor
Clear rotor, feed material into shredder more
evenly
Green material will not discharge
Alternately feed dry material, or allow material
to dry
Drive belts squealing or
smoking
Plugged rotor
Clear rotor
Loose or worn belts
Adjust belt tension or replace belts if needed
Vibration while running
Drive head vibration
Check drive belts and pulleys for bad or worn
spots
Rotor out of balance
Inspect rotor for broken or missing chipper
blades and shredder knives
.
Repair if needed.
Check rotor to see if it wobbles.
Check to see if the rotor correctly assembled.
Engine dies or runs poorly
Engine problems
Contact local Honda dealer
