BGU THS 5 User manual

USER’S MANUAL
Carefully read entire manual before operating the
firewood maschine!
HYDRAULIC LOG
SPLITTER THS 5
Südharzer Maschinenbau GmbH
Helmestraße 94 ∙ 99734 Nordhausen/Harz
Receptionist: 03631/6297-0 ∙ -111
Internet: www.bgu-maschinen.de
e-mail: [email protected]
Setup & instal-
lation
use
Maintenance
accessories

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CONTENT
1. General information 3
1.1 About the manual 3
1.2 General information 3
1.3 Delivery and transport claims 3
2. Product overview 5
3. Warning label and safety decals on the machine 6
4. Safety 8
4.1 General safety rules 8
4.2 Personal safety 10
4.3 Compliant use 10
4.4 Electric safety 10
5. Operation 11
5.1. Machine placement 11
5.2. Start-up 11
5.3. Electric specs 11
5.4. Hydraulic specs 12
5.5. Operating your log splitter 12
5.6. Splitting tips 12
5.7. Splitting cycle 13
5.8. End of the work 13
6. Repairs and maintenance 14
6.1 Ordinary periodic maintenance 14
6.2 Sharpening the splitting wedge 14
6.3 Hydraulic oil specs 14
6.4 Changing the hydraulic oil 15
7. Dismounting and disposing an obsolete machine 16
8. Other areas of possible danger 16
8.1 Mechanical dangers 16
8.2 Electric dangers 16
9. Partial warranty 17
10. Full warranty 17
11. Technical data 18
12. Troubleshooting 19
13. Spare parts list 20
14. EC Statement of compliance 21

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Dear customer, thank you very much for your trust and preference in
choosing our equipment and joining the number of our best customers
in the world.
Please read this manual before the installation and the start-
up of this equipment!
1.1 About the manual
Please take time to read this manual and learn to how operate and
maintain the splitter safely. For your easier reading this manual is
laid out in several sections. The sections are progressively numbered
1 through 24 and listed on the “content” page. The information, pic-
tures and technical data in this document reflect current or planned
product features, functions, and characteristics as of the publication
date. Because of on-going product improvements and feature additi-
ons, information in this document is subject to change without notice.
If you are experiencing a problem or functional trouble on your ma-
chine, please read the “trouble-shooting” section to identify possible
causes and remedies. If the problem or functional trouble is not listed
in the troubleshooting chart contained in this manual, ask your Au-
thorized Service Centre for service. When you have checked all the
possible causes listed and you are still experiencing the problem, ask
your Authorized Service Centre for help. When you order parts main-
tenance or repair services, your Authorized Service Centre, your dea-
ler or eventually the manufacturer need your machine serial number
and engine serial number. These are the numbers that you have re-
corded on the product identification label of the manufacturer on the
machine.
1.2 General information
This manual contains some of the most important safety warnings
which must be read and understood before the installation and start-
up of the equipment. It also contains important instructions that will
help you optimize the operation and the lifetime of your machine.
1.3 Delivery and transport claims
Upon delivery of the machine please inspect the machine if any parts
are damaged such as damaged packing or scratched buckled parts. If
so, make a remark on all copies of the delivery bill before signing for
acceptance.
1. INTRODUCTION

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Scope of delivery:
• 1 fully assembled log splitter
• 1 User‘s manual
• 1 Control lever
Also have the truck driver sign al copies of the delivery bill.
Should your shipper or the truck driver refuse to accept your claim, ful-
ly reject delivery and make sure to inform us (the manufacturer) imme-
diately. No claims shall be taken into account by the shipper or by the
insurance company, if a reservation note is not made on the delivery
bill. All transport damages must be notified within latest 2 days from
delivery. Therefore delivery must be collected and inspected with¬in
this term. Later claims shall be disregarded. In case of assumed but
not visually clear transport damages make sure to mark the following
sentence on the delivery bill: „Reserved delivery due to assumed
transportation damages“. Insurance and shipping companies act
with extreme caution in case of transport damages and sometimes re-
fuse to accept responsibility. Please make sure to provide clear and
exhaustive evidence (photos) of the claimed damages.Thank you in
advance for your help and attention to this matter.

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2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Push-block
Control push-button
Lateral
log guides
Log splitter main parts and controls:
Cylinder cover
Splitter wedge
Oil dipper rod
Hand guard
Electric motor
2-hands control
levers
Piston rod
Air bleed screw

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1. Operation safety label
Warning label „Read before use“ Never operate the machine without
reading or understanding the operator’s.
2. Personal safety label
Safety decal “WARNING! Always wear safety shoes”. Wearing safety
shoes is advisable and particularly for continuous operation of the ma-
chine.
3. Personal safety label
Safety decal “WARNING! Always wear safety gloves” Wearing safe-
ty gloves is advisable and particularly for continuous operation of the
machine.
4. Personal safety label
Safety decal „Wear ear plugs and goggles“ Loud noise can cause im-
pairment or loss of hearing, wear a suitable protective device such as
ear plugs or goggles.
5. Operation safety label
It is strictly forbidden to run the machine without its safeties and pro-
tections, to bypass or to modify them.
6. Operation safety label
Warning label KEEP BYSTANDERS AWAY „5 meter dangerous aera!„ Do
not let bystanders, children or pets approach the machine and stand
within the dangerous area during operation.
7. Machine safety label
„DANGER! Pinched hands danger!“ Keep your hands away from all
moving parts! Pinched handsdanger.
8. Machine safety label
Danger! Moving part!Mind the splitting wedge and keep your hands
away while it works.
9. Operation safety label
DANGER! Never try to clear a jammed log with your hands!
3. WARNING LABEL AND SAFETY DECALS

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10. Operation safety label
Before setting-up, servicing, maintaining and cleaning
the machine, disengageall power and stop the engine.
11. Operation safety label Stop!
Read, understand, and follow all instructions in this ma-
nual and bleed residual air out of the hydraulic lines be-
fore starting! (see page 12)
12. Identification label „Product Identification“
This label shows the company details of the manuf-
acturer and the main machine technical data.
13. Identification label with „BGU-Maschinen“ logo
The following warning symbols are used in this ma-
nual with this meaning:
WARNING
This symbol precedes a general CAUTION or WARNING
statement. Where you see this alert symbol and WARNING heading,
strictly follow the warning instructions to avoid personal injury.
A „notebook“ symbol
precedes an important istruction meant to facilitate and otpimise
working with the machine.
Product/Packing Disposal Symbol
Electric components may not be disposed with your home waste.
Electric wares, their accessories and their packings must disposed in
accordance to the environmental/waste disposal rules of your country.

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Strictly perform installation, set-up, maintenance, cleaning
and transport with the motor switched off and the blade firmly
secured against accidental operati¬on. Immediately discon-
nect power off in case of any eventual fault or trouble.
The user shall comply with these operation, set-up, maintenance, re-
pair and trouble shooting instructions in order to assure safe operation
and no damages to the equipment. Moreover we recommend letting the
machine be run only and strictly by trained and skilled staff that must
be familiar with the applicable occupational safety and health adminis-
tration rules as well as applicable transportation rules.
Machine instability can result in injury or severe damages.
To ensure stability during operation make sure to choose a flat, dry
floor free from any tall grass, brush or other interferences.
The working area around the machine must be kept as clear as possib-
le from surrounding obstacles and slippery foundation floors should be
duly treated (do not use saw dust or wood ash for this purpose). Make
sure that the equipment stands on a safe stable foundation.
4.1 General safety rules
Following precautions must be taken at all times:
● Only skilled competent persons may be assigned to operate the ma-
chine. No one under the age of 18 should be allowed to operate the
log splitter.
● Do not allow within the hazardous zone any unauthorized thirds or
persons who are not familiar with the dangers related to use and ope-
ration of the machine and do not perform uncompliant use of the ma-
chine. REMEMBER: the operator is responsible for safety of all nearby
thirds on site.
● Operators must wear steel toe safety shoes and snug-fitting tear-re-
sistant work cloths.
● Operators must wear hearing protection, safety glasses, safety
shoes, helmets, gloves and other adequate protection means.
● Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair during operation.
● Always comply with these instructions when your start/operate the
machine.
• NEVER leave the machine unattended with the running motor.
Before switching power on and putting the winch to work make sure
that there are no bystanders in the dangerous area and that you have
good and clear visibility on the work area.
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● Before operating the machine for the first time inspect and test all
safeties and protection devices (i.e. Two-hands control lever, hand gu-
ards etc...) and safety stops.
● After switching the machine on and before starting to work make
sure that all parts and controls are duly functioning and in place.
● Set up the machine on a firm surface and ensure that a wide but
confined area is available around the machine assuring maximum
working freedom.
● NEVER use the machine for other applications than described under
the sections „applicable use“ and „operating your splitter“.
● Machine instability can result in injury or severe damages. To ensu-
re stability during operation make sure to choose a flat, dry floor free
from any tall grass, brush or other interferences.
● Never stand behind the push-block or near the control handle while
the machine is running. Never reach inside the dangerous area around
the splitter wedge.
● Refrain from working with the log splitter if you are too tired or un-
der the effects of drugs, alcohol or other medicaments.
● Keep your workplace tidy and as clear as possible from surrounding
obstacles to avoid dangerous situations for your own safety!
● Due and proper illumination of the working site must be provided at
all times. Avoid overlaoding your machine.
● Never modify or add parts to the machine.
● DANGER! Do not operate and do not park the machine in rainy wea-
ther. Always operate/store in a dry rooms away from children reach.
● Switch the machine off and disconnect power before:
- Transportation
- Repairs and adjustment works
- Troubleshooting operations
- Cleaning and maintenance works
- leaving the unit unattended (even for just a short time)
● Inspect the machine and fix eventual damages or anomalies before
continuing to work with it:
- all guards must be in faultless state and conditions before starting
to work.
- all parts must be free of faults and defects and duly seated in their
place on the machine
- Eventual defective or damaged guards and parts must be repaired or
replaced with new original ones by a skilled technician or an authori-
sed service centre, unless other instructions are given in this manual.
● Replace safety labels on the machine as they become tore or not
readable any longer.

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4.2 Personal safety
Wear the following mandatory personal safeties while operating the
machine:
● Summer/winter safety gloves
● Safety glasses/goggles
● Ear plugs or muffs
● Snug-fitting work clothes
● Steel toe safety shoes.
Wear the foregoing personal protections for your own safety!
4.3 Compliant use
• The log splitter is strictly designed for residnetial users splitting
short firewood at home.
• Always split straight logs and grain-wise. Never split more than one
log at a time.
• Metal parts (wires, nails etc...) must be removed before splitting.
• No other use is permitted and shall be considered as uncompliant.
The manufacturer is not liable for damages/injuries caused by eventu-
al incompliant use for which the operator will be solely responsible.
Lack of compliance with these instructions may lead to dange-
rous risks and situations and will void all warranty claims, in
which case the manufacturer will not be responsible for custo-
mers’ claims or resulting damages and/or injuries.
4.4 Electric safety
• Use IEC power cords 60245 (H 07 RN-F) with at least 2.5 qmm sec-
tion of the cables up to max 10 m length.
• Do not use extention cords longer than 10 m, that may cause unde-
sired voltage loss whereby the motor cannot reach its max power.
• Install and connect the machine so to avoid possible squeezing,
crimping and folding of the cable and to prevent the plug from getting
wet.
• Protect the cable from any heat source, oil contact and sharp
obejcts. Never use electric power cable for any other application and
never pull the cable to unplug the machine.
• Never use defective or damaged connection lines and periodically
check the state of the extention cables.
• If you are using the machine outdoors make sure to strictly use con-
nection materials approved for outdoor application.
• Never make use of temporary electric connections and never by-
pass/remove the safeties built by the manufactuer in the machine.

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• A skilled licensed electrician must be asked for any repair of the
electric system. Strictly perform electric connections in compliance
with the applicable rules of the country.
• Strictly use original parts. DANGER : the manufactuer is not respon-
sible for damages/injuries caused by the use of non original spare
parts.
• Repairs of any other part of the machine may be strictly performed
by the manufacturer.
5.1. Placement
• Install the splitter on a 60 - 75 cm high table, to obtain an
ergonomic and safe working position.
• Provide a flat, clear working surface and due, proper illumination
of the room.
• Never operate a log-splitter near diesel oil, fuel, gasoline or other
flamable materials.
• The working area around the machine must be kept as clear as
possible from surrounding obstacles and slippery foundation
floors should be duly treated.
5.2. Start-up
• Before you start working with the log-splitter:
- inspect the conditions of the connection lines and
- inspect the machine to detect eventual visible damages
- check the correct tightness of all screws
- check the hydraulic system for eventual leaks
• Check the general conditions and make sure that the splitter is duly
assembled with all its parts and fittings.
• Hand guards installation is mandatory for safety reasons. Working
without will impair other parties‘ liabilities in the event of a personal
injury.
5.3. Electric specs
• Check the compliance of your network power specs with the ones
of the identification label and plug the machine to a compliant
approved socket.
• Strictly use extension cable of the correct section.
• Provide connection to the network by ways of a 30 mA RCD
(residual current device)
• Required domestic overload safety is 8.5 A.
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5.4. Hydraulic specs
• NEVER operate your splitter in case of suspected oil leaks or
hydraulic troubles. Check all hydraulic hoses, fittings and couplings
to detect and repair eventual oil leaks. Do not check for leaks with
your hand.
• Choose a flat, dry, and solid location to operate your splitter.
Make sure that the area is free of slippery surfaces and objects to
trip over. Slippery and icy floor conditions must be duly treated.
• Periodically check the oil level inside the hydraulic oil tank. (See
maintenance section)
5.5. Operating your log splitter
• On/Off switch
Press and hold the green push-button down to switch the unit on
and wait a few seconds for the motor to reach its max speed and for
regular operating pressure to be established in the machine. Then
press both control levers down at the same time to operate the ma-
chine (fig. 1)
• As you operate both handles concurrently down the push-block
starts to slide and feed the log completely through the wedge that
splits in two pieces.
Fig. 1 Release the control handles and the push-block will automatically
return to start position.
5.6. Splitting tips
• Initial checkups
Make sure that your logs are max:
• 530 mm long
• 50 - 250 mm diam.
Accurately select your firewood making sure to strictly process
quite clean and straight logs. DO NOT TRY to split short but
crooked chunks on this machine. The location you choose for
release clamp your machine should be flat, dry, solid and with sufficien
• Safety air-bleeding
Release the air-bleed screw by 3 or 4 turns (Fig. 2)
Do not tighten the screw till you are finished with your work.
IMPORTANT! make sure that the screw is tightened before you
handle the machine for further transportation.
Fig. 2

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5.7. Splitting cycle
• Load your chunk on the machine laying it firmly between the
lateral guides and against the push-block. Always split the log grain-
wise. Do not attempt to split the logs tanding vertical on the machi-
ne. The log must be secureley laid in the cradle. (see figure 3)
• Do not attempt to split with the log skewed across its seat between
the lateral guides. (see fig. 4)
Fig. 3
• Make sure that the log is securely clamped between and perpendicu
lar to the wedge and to the push-block. NEVER try to split two
chunks at a time. If the log tends to wobble, reposition it by turning
it. This operation MUST BE PERFORMED with the machine stopped
after all moving parts have come to a complete STOP.
• Never try to hold the pressure up for a longer time to force a big log
through the wedge. Doing this may cause dangerous overloads that
may damage the machine. In this case stop the machine,
Fig. 4 turn the chunk around and try again.
Clearing logs sticking to the wedge
• Clear both control buttons and control handle to let the push-block
return to start position.
• Fit a wooden block underneath the sticking log, then operate the
pusher to advance it against this block.
• If the log remains attached to the wedge, repeat the procedure
using each time a bigger block.
• DANGER! Never try to clear a jammed log by hand or by
hammering on it. Keep you hand away from the dangerous wedge
area! Hammering or hitting on a jammed log may cause strong
shocks that may cause even permanent damage to the motor!
• This splitter is a ONE-MAN operation machine. NEVER let more than
one person operate or work with the machine at the same time.
5.8. End of the work
• At the end of the work, make sure that the push-block drives back
to start position
• Unplug the machine and tighten the air-bleed screw again
(see fig. 2)
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Make sure that the machine is fully disconnected and all mo-
ving parts are secured before performing any maintenance/re-
pair work on the machine. In the event of any malfunctioning,
switch the machine off before trouble-shooting.
6.1 Ordinary periodic maintenance
Make maintenance a regular part of daily operation. The daily mainte-
nance routine needs to include:
• Cleaning of the machine and clearing of all parts from residual wood
debris, chips, dust, bark pieces and eventual other waste.
• Greasing of the piston rod pads inside the splitter slider.
• Hydraulic oil check and (in case of leakage) hydraulic hose and fit-
tings check-up to detect eventual oil leaks.
• Lubrication of all moving parts.
• Always wear protective no-tear gloves when performing maintenance
works on the machine.
6.2 Sharpening the splitting wedge
A dull wedge profile will immediately lead to a poor splitting quality. For
this reason the wedge must be regularly grounded using a fine grin-
ding file. Makes sure to remode chips and dust before using the splitter
again.(see figure 5)
(Fig. 5)
6.3 Hydraulic oil specs
Periodically check the oil level inside the hydraulic oil tank. When doing
so, accurately avoid contaminating the tank with dirt, wood chips, sow
dust etc... Make sure that the splitter never runs without oil or with a
low oil level. When this happens, air is likely to reach inside the hy-
draulic loop. Failure to maintain due oil level may cause poor running
and irregular splitter operation (very rough, back/forth or up/down
motions) as well as major pump damages..
Perform the first oil change after approx 50 operation hours and then
againg every 250 operation hours or once a year.
The oil drain plug is located underneath the oil tank while the oil filler
is located on the upper right-hand-side of the tank.
Recommended oil types:
Aral Vitam Gf 22, Shell Tellus T22, Mobil DT1,BP Energol HLP 22 Code Nr.
400142 (1 l) or equivalent ones. Never allow use of other types of oils.
DANGER : other oil types may not be suitable for the machine
and effect proper functioning of the hydraulic ram.
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6.4 Changing the hydraulic oil
• Drive the push-block back to start position.
• When changing the oil, never let used oil drop down on the ground,
rather collect whole of it in a sealed container for due disposal. Oil
disposal containers should be of at least 4 l capacity.
• Release and remore the oil dipper rod and pull it without extracting
the oil gasket (Fig. 6).
• Tip the splitter over and set it upright on its wheeks to drain the oil
out of the pressure lines. (Fig. 7).
Fig. 6 • Then tip the splitter over again till the oil filler is facing up. This is a
very easy one-man operation!
• Fill the new oil in (2.7 l) using a new clean funnel.
• Clean both the dipper rod and the oil gasket making sure that the
gasket is tightly in place. Worn out gasket should be replaced before
starting to work again.
• Secure the dipper rod tightly in place avoiding to apply excessive
torque on the screw and therefore to avoid damaging the oil gasket
and the thread of the cylinder cap.
Fig. 7
• Used oil is very polluting and should be disposed in accor
dance with local rules!
Do not spill nor dispose used oil with other domestic waste.
Checking the oil level
- Unscrew and pull the dipper rod out, clean the rod and the gasket
(broken gaskets to be replaced).
- Dip the rod back in down to the stop and then pull it out again.
Lower Upper Oil gasket • If the oil level is between the two marks, it means the oil level in-
mark mark the tank is enough.
• If the level hardly reach the lower mark, then you need to top up
oil in the tank using a new/clean funnel.
- Dip and screw the rod back in.

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8.1 Mechanical dangers
All moving parts on the machine (hammers and V-belt) are protec-
ted by permanent safety guards minimising risks and dangers related
to moving parts on the machine. No accidental removal of the guards
will be possible, as special tools will be required to dismount them.
WARNING: operating the machine without the safeties will increase
your risk of getting injured.
8.2 Electric dangers
All machine parts staying under voltage are duly insulated or sealed
inside a casing to avoid accidental contact. For safety reasons all xed
casings can be only removed using special tools and equipment.
WARNING: removing a xed protection casing when the machine is
running or without having priory cut the power off, may result into
major danger of electrical shock!.
When the splitter is fully obsolete and cannot be of any longer use,
itshould be duly dismounted ahead of discarding. Certain components-
need deactivation and dismantling in order to assure that no furtheru-
se is made by other parties and that no worn out parts are recycledfor
other applications.
During dismantle be alert for possible recyclable materials and com-
ponents that belong to differentiated waste collection procedures ap-
plicable in your country.
The manufacturer is not liable and undertakes no responsibility for
personal injuries or damages that may result from the recycling of
worn out machine parts for eventual re-use in other applications diffe-
rent than originally stated in this manual.
Take good note please: each and every dismantling task must be
performed by authorized service centres or trained skilled staff only!
• Pull the machine down into single components
• Lock and clamp all moving machine parts
• Deliver each single component only to authorized waste manage-
ment facilities
Deactivated, clamped moving/driving parts and components are of
nofurther risk and danger.
7. DISMOUNTING/DISPOSING THE MACHINE
8. OTHER AREAS OF POSSIBLE DANGER

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9. PARTIAL WARRANTY
All our machines are covered with warranty terms in accordance with-
the law. Customers should promptly notify the manufacturer eventual-
material or production claims on their detection. While asking for war-
ranty service, customer should show copy of their purchase invoice
orreceipt.
The warranty does not cover for faults due to natural wear, tempera-
ture or weather agents as well as misuse, faulty installationor set-up,
improper operation and lubrication or acts of vandalism.No warranty
will be given on parts damaged by improper handling,use and appli-
cation.
The manufacturer is further not responsible forwarranty service on
machines used for other applications than mentioned in this manu-
al, altered or modified by the customer or otherthirds, or overloaded.
Never attempt to use an incomplete machine or one fitted with unau-
thorized modification. Any modifications to your machine can cause
personal injuries, and will void your Warranty. Consumable parts with
a prescribed life (i.e. pulleys, tools and variousauxiliary materials) are
excluded from the warranty as well as adjust¬ment, optimization and
fine-setting or retrofitting works.
10. WARRANTY
All SŰMA equipment is covered with 24 or 12 months total warran-
tyfrom the date of purchase for private/industrial users and rentals.
The total warranty does not substitute nor void the legal warranty.
Customers should promptly notify eventual material, production or-
workmanship claims on their detection. While asking for warranty ser-
vice, customers should show copy of their purchase invoice or receipt.
Buyer’s address and type/model of equipment must be clearly state-
din the case of industrial users/contractors/dealers. All claims related-
to material or production failures during the total warranty time, shall-
be repaired notwithstanding eventual user’s faulty/wrong operation
ormaintenance.

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11. TECHNICAL DATA
* The actual splitting force may vary ± 10% of the nominal rating.
Technical data Unit
mea-
sure
THS 5
Log capacity mm 530
Min. log diameter mm 50
Max. log diameter mm 250
Splitting power* t 5
Motor power P1 kW 1,5
Rated voltage V 230 - 50 Hz
Motor speed 1/min 2820
Rated current A 8,5
Machine height mm 480
Machine width mm 360
Machine length mm 1150
Machine weight kg 48
Oil quantity (Tank) l 2,7

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Type of malfunction Possible origins of the problem Solutions
Cannot split the log (insuffi-
cient splitting power)
• Chunk is malplaced
• Chunk is too long or its hardness
exceeds the capacity of the machine
• Wedge is worn out
• Serch for possible oil leakage
• Hydraulic pressure is too low
• Connection faults (power line/ex-
tension is longer than 10 m or the
section is too small)
• Relocate and settle the chunk
• Reduce the chunk to admissible
dimensions
• Grind the wedge. Remove dust
and chips from the machine
• Do not check for leaks with
your hand. Leaks can belocated
by passing a piece of cardboard
or wood around the suspected
leak and looking for discolora-
tion. Let the manufacturer fix
eventual leasks.
• Check the oil level and top up
if required. Contact the manufac-
turer if the problems remains or
occurs frequently.
• Use admissible connections
Push-block sways and wobbles
or strongly vibrates as it ad-
vances.
• Residual air in the hydarulic lines • Remove air bleed screw
• Check the oil level and top up
if required. Contact the manufac-
turer if the problems remains or
occurs frequently.
Push-block does not start • Faulty hydraulic pump • Contact the manufacturer.
Motor does not start • No power or power blackout
• Fault power cable
• Defective motor
• Check your overload safety val-
ve (16A)
• Invert the cable connections or
let a skilled electrician check the
machine.
• Contact the manufacture.
Oil leaks out of the dipper rod • Dipper oil gasket is worn out • Replace the gasket
12. TROUBLESHOOTING CHART

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5
9 10
17 8 21
22
14 16 11 12 7
19 20
2
18 6 15
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3 +4
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13. SPARE PARTS LIST
Pos. Nr. Description
1 Dipper rod
2 Oil gasket
3 Air bleed screw
4 Seal for air bleed screw
5 Lateral log guide
6 Upper plastic pad
7 Lower plastic pad
8 Connectors
9 Control handle w. hand guard
10 Wheels
11 Cylinder
Pos. Nr. Description
12 Piston rod
13 Stop rod
14 Motor with switch
15 Push-block
16 Spring
17 Keys w. spare oil drain plug
18 Motor cover
19 Fan blade
20 Push-block guides
21 Piston
22 Wedge slider