Horn Tools Log Splitter User manual

Manual
LOG SPLITTER
HORN TOOLS
Stöckenstr. 12-14 . 6850 Dornbirn . AUSTRIA
email: offi[email protected]
UID: ATU59720608

SPARE PARTS LIST
Item ID No. Description Quantity Item ID No. Description Quantity
1 1167101 Log support 2 1 39 1167139 Bolt M10 x 30 4
2 1167102 Circulate stem 2 40 1167140 Double Steel Wire Hoop 15-26 4
3 1167103 Screw M6 x 20 4 41 1167141 Epispastic’s Oil Pipe 1
4 1167104 Washer 6 17 42 1167142 Pump Oil Ingoing Spigot 1
5 1167105 Armguard Enclose 2 43 1167143 Gear pump 1
6 1167106 Armguard Cover, Ø 22 2 44 1167144 Spring Washer 8 6
7 1167107 Manipulative Armguard 2 45 1167145 Inner Hexangular Screw M8 x 35 4
8 1167108 Right Armguard Hold assembly 1 46 1167146 Annular High Pressure oil pipe 3 1
9 1167109 Locknut M6 5 47 1167147 Valve Pipe Oil Spigot 2
10 1167110 Star Model Armguard 2 48 1167148 Valve Oil Out Spigot 1
11 1167111 Clamp Timber Claw 2 2 49 1167149 Quadrate Cover 1
12 1167112 Left Armguard Hold Assembly 2 50 1167150 CA Valve 1
13 1167113 Armguard Handle Pin 2 51 1167151 Washer groupware 20 6
14 1167114 Thin Nut M8 2 52 1167152 Valve Stem 1
15 1167115 Washer 8 10 53 1167153 Subulate three Passage 1
16 1167116 Bolt M8 x 45 2 54 1167154 Annular High Pressure oil pipe 1 1
17 1167117 Adjustable Lever 1 55 1167155 Annular High Pressure oil pipe 2 1
18 1167118 Clip, Ø 3 2 56 1167156 Three Passage Nut Cap 1
19 1167119 Locknut M8 4 57 1167157 Bolt M8 x 25 2
20 1167120 Clamp Timber Claw 1 1 58 1167158 Bolt M6 x 30 1
21 1167121 Four Star Armguard 1 59 1167159 Pump Jacket 1
22 1167122 Quadrade Cover 1 60 1167160 Wheel 2
23 1167123 Nut Cap M8 1 61 1167161 Snap Washer - Shaft, Ø 16 2
24 1167124 Tense Pole 1 62 1167162 Screw M6 x 16 4
25 1167125 Short Axis d 1 63 1167163 Locknut M10 10
26 1167126 Snap washer - shaft, Ø 22 4 64 1167164 Oleaginous Cover 1
27 1167127 Above Slip Plank 1 1 65 1167165 Lock Handle 6
28 1167128 Above Slip Plank 4 1 66 1167166 O- Ring 32 x 3,55 1
29 1167129 Inner Hexangular Screw M6 x 16 2 67 1167167 Bolt M10 x 35 6
30 1167130 Locknut M4 2 68 1167168 Wheel Cover 2
31 1167131 Above Slip Plank 2 1 69 1167169 Bolt M16 x 25 1
32 1167132 Above Slip Plank 3 1 70 1167170 Washer Groupware 16 1
33 1167133 Inner Hexangular Screw M6 x 10 2 71 1167171 Machine Shelf 1
34 1167134 Armguard Hold Limitative Plank 2 72 1167172 Nether Axis 1
35 1167135 Thin Nut M16 1 73 1167173 C3 Oily Vat 1
36 1167136 Screw M4 x 6 2 74 1167174 Slip Plank 4
37 1167137 Motor 1 75 1167175 Knife Rest Pipe 1
38 1167138 Washer 10 32
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CONTENTS
Explanation of the Warning Symbols.................................................................................................................. Page 5
General Safety Instructions.................................................................................................................................. Page 6
Electrical Safety.................................................................................................................................................... Page 7
Assembly and Package Contents........................................................................................................................ Page 8
Assembly and Preparation................................................................................................................................... Page 8
Startup / Application............................................................................................................................................. Page 9
Maintenance and Care.......................................................................................................................................... Page 11
Environment, Recycling and Disposal................................................................................................................ Page 12
Spare Parts and Parts Subject to Wear............................................................................................................... Page 12
Specifications........................................................................................................................................................ Page 13
Troubleshooting and Fault Clearance................................................................................................................. Page 13
Exploded View....................................................................................................................................................... Page 14
Spare Parts List..................................................................................................................................................... Page 15
SPECIFICATIONS
Motor 400V~ 50Hz 3500W IP54
Splitting capacity Diameter 12cm to 32 cm
Length 104 cm / 78 cm / 52 cm
Hydraulic oil volume 6 litres
Splitting blade stroke 480 mm
Forward speed 5.4 cm / sec
Reverse speed 11.7 cm / sec
Noise level 80.1 dB(A) idling; 92.5 dB(A) under load
Dimensions
Length 83 cm
Width 93 cm
Height 147 cm
Weight 115 kg
TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAULT CLEARANCE
Problem Possible Cause Remedy
1. Motor does not start.
1.1 No power in wall socket. 1.1 heck fuse box.
1.2 Extension cable defective. 1.2 Unplug, check and use new one, if
necessary.
1.3 Wrong supply, 400 V, three-phase
current. 1.3 5-pole plug with 1.5 mm diameter.
1.4 Switch defective. 1.4 Have it checked by electrician.
2. Wrong motor direction 2.1 Wrong polarity.
2.1 Change polarity using a screwdriver
(electrician).
2.2 Change polarity (electrician).
3. Splitter not moving alt-
hough motor is running
3.1 Valve not opened, caused by loose
connection. 3.1 Tighten loose parts.
3.2 Oil level too low. 3.2 Replenish oil.
4.
Splitter working, however,
with untypical noise and
vibration.
4.1 Oil level too low. 4.1 Replenish oil.
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Changing the Oil Filter
This log splitter is provided with an oil filter to guarantee that the oil will be kept
clean over a longer period. After the life of the filter has expired, proceed as follows
to replace it:
• Empty the oil tank.
• Slacken pipe coupling (A) and remove pipe (B).
• Take off connecting piece (C) containing oil filter (D).
• Remove the used oil filter and properly dispose of it.
Screw a new filter into the connecting piece. Once the filter touches the filter head, add
another ¾ of a turn. Only hand-tighten the filter.
Cleaning and Sharpening Sliding Surfaces
This log splitter is equipped with a specifically treated splitting blade. After a long period of being in
use, it can happen that
guiding surfaces have experienced some abrasion and are getting dull. Using a suitable file, you
can remove material deposits and resharpen the blade. In the end, it is recommended that the
surface you have treated be moistened with some oil or other lubricant.
ENVIRONMENT, RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL
Packaging and products should be properly disposed of by being brought to the responsible disposal facility.
Carton packaging and electric equipment can be taken to a corresponding recycling materials receiving depot
or be conveniently disposed of through the manufacturer, for instance. With your cooperation, we can contri-
bute to protect our environment by recirculating recycled materials into the production process. Please note:
Do not dispose of this product into your dustbin. Synthetic parts are suitably labelled for plastics recycling.
SPARE PARTS AND PARTS SUBJECT TO WEAR
All spare parts and parts subject to wear may be purchased (at low cost) any time by contacting the address indicated on your
Warranty Card. Our competent service team will be happy to answer any questions that may come up and is receptive to your sugges-
tions and criticism.
EXPLANATION OF THE WARNING SYMBOLS
This User‘s Guide describes safety symbols as well as internationally used symbols and pictograms placed on this machine.
Prior to using this machine, you must have read all safety warnings. Improper usage of this log splitter may cause injuries as a result of
fire or electric shock, or entail cutting injuries and damage to property.
Keep this User‘s Guide in a safe place.
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WARNING: Read the
safety warnings and operating
instructions given in this User‘s
Guide and keep the latter in a
safe place for later reference.
Wear solid footwear to
protect your feet from falling
logs
Wear safety gloves to protect
your hands from wood chips
and splinters
Wear safety goggles or a
visor to protect your eyes
from wood chips and splinters
coming off.
Do not allow any persons
to stay within your working area.
Any persons or animals around
must be at least 5 m away from
this machine.
Waste oil must be disposed of
in accordance with the locally
applicable laws and must never
flow into the environment.
CAUTION: There is a hazard
of cutting or crushing injuries.
Keep your hands off the splitting
blade when the latter is moving.
WARNING: Closely watch
the direction of the log pusher.
WARNING: Never use
your hands to remove a
log jammed on the splitting
blade.
Use a suitable tool to do so.
WARNING: Pull the mains
plug before doing any cleaning
and maintenance work.
Never remove any guards
and safety devices
WARNING: Do not use
this wood splitter in the rain.
Also avoid use under wet con-
ditions.

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read this chapter with utmost care. Exact knowledge of the described dangerous situations during the operation of the machine
and of the instructions for proper usage is indispensable to avoid injuries of persons and animals as well as damage to property.
IMPORTANT: This log splitter exclusively serves for splitting logs, whose dimensions must correspond to the recommendations given
herein. Any other use shall be considered improper, and the manufacturer will not be liable to any consequential injuries of persons or
animals as well as to any damage to property as a result of improper usage of this machine.
The user must be within the specified working area and must use both hands to actuate the control device. Under no
circumstances must the user employ any other systems. Any other persons or animals, with the exception of the user, must keep
a safety distance of 5 m around this log splitter while it is in use. Check the ground on which you intend to work for stability and firm
hold. This log splitter may only be used with its protective facilities properly installed. Disregarding the instructions given in
this chapter can result in severe consequential personal injuries or damage to property or to this machine itself.
1. Only one person is allowed to work on this machine.
2. No one may use this log splitter without having read its User‘s Guide before, or without having been instructed on the rules
for proper and safe machine usage.
3. The operator must be at least 18 years old. Trainees at a minimum age of 16 years may only work on this machine under
supervision.
4. Never wear any jewellery (rings, necklaces, watches, etc.) or wide clothes such as oversized overalls, gloves or shoes as
these could be caught by moving parts. Specific protective clothing such as safety shoes and special gloves are mandatory.
Always wear a hair net if you have longer or long hair.
5. Always wear safety goggles. Bear in mind that normal glasses do not offer sufficient protection as they can even cause more
severe injuries as a result of glass breakage.
6. Always use this log splitter on dry, level and unfrozen ground. If you use this log splitter outdoors on a lawn make sure that the
grass has been cut short.
7. Ensure good footing so that you can keep your balance. Never stand on your log splitter. Ensure that the log splitter is firmly
placed on the ground so that it cannot fall over. This can avoid serious injuries.
8. Stay sufficiently away from the splitting blade to avoid injuries caused by chips and splinters coming off.
9. Keep any other persons away. Any other persons, children or animals, with the exception of the user, must keep a safety dis-
tance of 5 m around this log splitter while it is in use.
10. Make sure whether you have removed any foreign bodies from the log you want to split to prevent them from coming off
during splitting and cause damage to this machine
11. Never split any logs which contain nails, cables or dangerous foreign substances. Make sure that always both ends of the
log you are just processing are split as square as possible. This is the only way to guarantee that the log will not be forced out
of its vertical position, while branches must have been cut off flush.
12. Never split any logs, whose dimensions are bigger than those specified under „Size of Logs“. Otherwise, injuries or irreparable
damage to the machine will be the result.
13. Split the logs along the grain. Never place a log on this splitter crosswise to split it this way. This could result in injuries and
damage to the machine.
14. Never pile up the logs in order to process several logs at the same time. Parts of the wood could be flung off into the air and
hit you.
15. ONLY use your hands to operate the levers. Never use your feet, knees, a rope or similar means to operate the levers.
Continuously concentrate on the movements of the splitting blade. Never try to load the log splitter while its splitting blade
is in motion. Do not put your hands in the vicinity of the moving parts of this machine.
16. Protect your hands. Never bring your hands in the vicinity of any gaps opening in the log as these may close in a matter of
seconds and crush or even cut off your hands. Do not remove any jammed parts of a log with your hands. When the
splitting blade of the log splitter is returning keep your hands off the machine, as this log splitter has been designed so that
it will automatically stop once the cylinder has fully retracted.
17. Do not run this log splitter under full load for more than 5 seconds by keeping the cylinder pressed, for example, or if you want
to split a hard log. This would result in quick overheating of the pressurized oil causing consequential damage to the
machine. It is advisable to turn the log 90° and to try to split it at this position. If it is still impossible to split such log please
dispose of it instead of subjecting it to any further splitting process to avoid damage to the machine.
18. Do not press the splitting blade against the log. You could cause breakage of the blade or damage to the column.
19. Do not use the log splitter under any circumstances when you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medications, or if
you are tired.
20. This machine must never be used in damp or potentially explosive areas. Never use this machine in rooms containing aggres-
sive vapours (natural gas, petrol vapours or inflammable vapours).
21. ever smoke while you are working on this machine and make sure that there are no open fire sources or oil tanks in the
vicinity of your working area. DANGER – EXPLOSION HAZARD.
22. Check whether your power supply circuit is efficiently fused and conforms with the properties of the motor. Conformity with the
power rating, the voltage and the frequency (refer to the values indicated on the type label), earthing and a standard voltage
transformer connected in series are indispensable.
Fig. 10
CAUTION: ACCUMULATED LOG PARTS AND WOOD CHIPS ARE SOURCES OF DANGER. ALWAYS KEEP YOUR
SURROUNDING AREA CLEAN SO THAT YOU CANNOT SLIP.
CAUTION:
• Always disconnect your power supply source from your machine before you begin to release any jammed logs.
• Do not allow any other persons to assist you in releasing a jammed log.
• When releasing a jammed log, never stick into your log splitter any means such as foreign objects of any kind. Please
do not maltreat the jammed log with your feet or with any objects either, as a sudden release of the jammed piece will cause
the log pusher to give way which can lead to personal injuries or damage to your machine, respectively.
• All safety rules contained in the „General Safety Instructions“ chapter shall apply to any of the interventions described
before. The manufacturer will not be liable to any injuries of persons or animals or to damage to property as a result of impro-
per use of this machine or of non-observance of the safety regulations.
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
Maintain your log splitter carefully. Clean the machine after each use. To guarantee the best possible and safest performance
keep your log splitter clean. Lubricate the machine according to the instructions. Check all seals, pipes and couplings for leakage be-
fore you start your log splitter. Keep the operating levers and the mains switch clean, dry and free of oil or grease.
Cleaning the Log Splitter
1. Unplug the power cord.
2. Use a moist cloth to clean the plastic parts. Do not use any cleaning agents, solvents or pointed objects.
3. Use a soft brush to remove dust deposits from the motor ventilation slots and from moving parts at regular intervals.
4. Apply some oil to all moving parts at regular intervals.
Hydraulic Oil Change
IMPORTANT: The oil tank is factory-filled with high-grade viscosity class 20 hydraulic oil. Take waste oil to a public receiving depot or
observe the relevant disposal regulations of your country where this log splitter is used. Do not dispose of the oil into sewerage sys-
tems, into the soil or into water bodies of any kind.
The hydraulic system is a closed system consisting of an oil tank, an oil pump and of control valves. Too low an oil level can damage
the pump. The oil level should not be lower than 1 – 2 cm above the lower surface of the oil tank.
Change the oil completely once per year.
• Ensure that no foreign particles will get into the oil tank.
• Properly dispose of the waste oil after each oil change.
• Allow your log splitter to run idle for a few minutes after each oil change before you place it into operation again.
The following oil grades are suitable for this log splitter:
SHELL Tellus 22
MOBIL DTE 11
ARAL Vitam GF 22
BP Energol HLP-HM 22
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NOTE: NEVER TRY TO SPLIT FRESH WOOD.
DRY WOOD IS MUCH EASIER TO SPLIT THAN FRESH, WET LOGS. IN ADDITION, IT DOES NOT TEND TO GET JAMMED DU-
RING SPLITTING SO FREQUENTLY.
APPLICATION (FIGS. 4 – 7)
IMPORTANT: There is a vent plug at the machine front side (Fig. 4). Every time you want to begin your work, you should screw
out this plug some four turns to guarantee good air circulation in the oil tank. Before you transport this machine, close this plug to avoid
oil leakage.
If you leave the vent plug tightened while you are working the hydraulic movements will lead to some overpressure which can damage
your machine.
1. To ensure longer life apply some grease to the sliding surfaces of the arm whenever you intend to use this machine (Fig. 5).
2. Always lay the power cord so that it cannot be damaged (by your working).
3. Open the vent plug. Open the hydraulic oil tank cap for a few turns whenever you start your log splitter. Completely close the
hydraulic oil tank cap after work.
4. Check the running direction of the motor. When you start the motor the splitting blade will be automatically moved to its
topmost position. If the splitting blade is already at its topmost position press the two operating levers down to activate the
splitting mechanism. This will bring the splitting blade down. If the splitting blade does not move upward after you have
started the motor immediately stop the machine. After that, use a screwdriver to change the polarity of the motor (Fig. 6). If
you have no adequate qualification to do so contact an electrician under any circumstances.
CAUTION: NEVER RUN THE MOTOR IN THE WRONG DIRECTION. THIS WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO DAMAGE TO THE PUM-
PING SYSTEM, AS A RESULT OF WHICH YOU WILL NO LONGER BE ENTITLED TO CLAIM UNDER WARRANTY.
5. If you want to run this log splitter at very low temperatures run the machine idle for 15 min. before beginning to work to allow
the hydraulic oil to warm up.
6. Prior to beginning your work, perform the following steps to check the functionality of your log splitter.
a. Press both operating levers down. This must bring the splitting blade down. The splitting blade must then
come to a standstill some 5 cm above the topmost table position.
b. If you release one of the two levers the splitting blade will stop at its current position.
c. Releasing both levers will induce the splitting blade to automatically return to the top.
7. To set the splitting blade follow the steps described below (Fig. 7):
a. Bring the splitting blade into the desired position. The topmost position of the splitting blade should then be
some 3-5 cm above the log.
b. Release one of the operating levers or stop your log splitter.
c. Use a suitable tool to slacken star grip (A). Set the stroke adjusting rod so that it will act as a stop at the
desired position. After that, re-tighten star grip (A).
d. Release both operating levers or restart the motor.
e. Check your newly set positions.
8. Now, place vertically under the splitting blade the log to be split. Make sure that the log is even and does not fall over
on the splitting table. Never try to split canted logs.
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS SPLIT YOUR LOGS ALONG THE GRAIN. NEVER LOAD THE LOGS CROSSWISE TO THE GRAIN, AS THIS
CAN LEAD TO SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE MECHANICAL AND HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS.
9. Adjust the two levers, depending on the log diameters.
10. Hold the log with both levers to guarantee a stable standing position of the log. Then move both levers down to split the log.
Releasing one of the two levers will induce the splitting blade to stop. If you release both levers the splitting blade will auto-
matically move to its topmost position. (Refer to Fig. 10.)
11. Immediately remove the split log parts from your working area and pile them up, if necessary. Thus you can reduce the risk
of working accidents.
12. After you have finished your work, allow the splitting blade and the arm move to their topmost positions (parking positions).
Then stop the motor and unplug the machine from your power supply source. Allow the machine to cool down. After that,
you should clean and, if necessary, lubricate your machine. This log splitter may only be stored in vertical position and at a dry
and clean place. Ensure that the oil tank cap is well closed and that no oil will emerge during storage.
23. Never leave this machine unattended after you have powered it up, or while it is working. Keep an eye on the machine until
it has come to a complete standstill. Unplug the power cord when you do not use this machine, or before you do any mainte-
nance work, change the connections and move the machine. Please read this User‘s Guide before doing any maintenance
work.
24. Keep your workplace inaccessible to children. Lock your working room. Store your log splitter in a room which is inaccessible
to children and other persons who are not familiar with how to use this machine.
Proper Usage
• This machine is in conformity with the applicable EC Machine Directive.
• Logs may only be split in the direction of the grain. Never try to split logs lying in horizontal position or crosswise to the grain.
• The safety, working and maintenance instructions given by the manufacturer as well as the dimensions indicated in the
technical specifications must be kept.
• The relevant rules for the prevention of accidents and all other generally accepted safety regulations must be observed.
• This log splitter may only be used, maintained or repaired by skilled persons who are familiar with it and have been informed
on the hazards related to it. Any unauthorized modifications made to this log splitter will exclude the manufacturer‘s liability to
any damage resulting therefrom.
• This log splitter may only be used in connection with original accessories and tools from its manufacturer.
• Any usage in excess of this will be considered improper. The manufacturer will not be liable to any damage resulting there-
from, and the risk of it shall solely be borne by the user.
NOTE: This machine has been designed and built on condition that this User‘s Guide be followed. Any modifications to this machine or
using it for any purposes it has not been designed for can lead to serious or fatal accidents and will result in the annulment of any right
to claim under warranty.
Residual Risks
Even proper usage can still involve the following residual risks:
• Injuries to your fingers and hands caused by the splitting tool.
• Injuries by workpieces and parts coming off as a result of improper holding and guiding.
• Injuries by contact with live parts when electric components are opened or defective.
• Hearing impairment after working for a long time without wearing ear protection.
• Residual hazards can be minimized if you follow the instructions given in the „Proper Usage“ and „Safety Instructions“
chapters as well as in this User‘s Guide in general.
Operating Conditions
This log splitter is designed for outdoor temperatures between +5 °C and 40 °C and for installation at a maximum altitude of
1000 m above sea level. The air humidity at the workplace should not exceed 50 % at 40 °C. This machine can be stored or handled at
outdoor temperatures between -25 °C and 55 °C.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
IMPORTANT: Make sure that the electric circuit is fused, and that the power, voltage and frequency of the motor is supported by
your mains supply. Also, make sure, that your power supply is earthed. Connect your log splitter to earth. Never open the
ON/OFF switchbox. However, if it should become necessary to do so, contact a skilled electrician. Make sure that you will never touch
live contacts, specifically when you plug or unplug your log splitter. This machine and its power cord must never get into contact with
water.
Never use its power cord to move/shift your log splitter. Always unplug the power cord before handling your log splitter. Do not
yank the plug out of the wall socket by the cable and protect the latter against heat sources, oil and objects which can damage it. Neit-
her expose your log splitter to rain nor to wetness.
NOTE:When equipment like this is being started a short-time voltage drop may occur, particularly if the mains quality is poor. Such
drops can affect other consumers (e. g. flickering of a lamp). At a mains impedance of Zmax < 0.448 Ω, such trouble is not
to be expected. (For further information, please contact your local energy supply company.)
Electrical Connection
The three-phase 400 V/50 Hz motor of this log splitter should be connected to a standard 400 V + 10 %/50 Hz + 1 Hz power supply
source provided with a residual-current circuit breaker. The main connection and any extension cables must have five wires = 3P + N +
PE (3/N/PE). Also, the main connection must be fused (16 A max.) Electric cables must be of H 07 RN type and in conformity with EN
60245
CAUTION: Any unprofessional use of extension cables can cause overheating of this log splitter. Ensure that the extension cable is not
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longer than 10 m and its wire cross section is not less than 2.5 mm². Never use uninsulated or bare cables, respectively. The extension
cable must be suitable for outdoor use.
ASSEMBLY (FIG. 1)
1. Transport handle
2. Stroke adjusting rod
3. Splitting blade
4. Column
5. Switch
6. Coupling brake
7. Motor guard
8. Motor
9. Front table side bracket
10. Table locking hook
11. Piping cover
12. Wheels
13. Stand
14. Oil tank plug/vent valve
15. Front table holding bracket
16. Operating lever guard
17. Operating lever
18. Adjustable log clamping claw
19. Log clamping claw star knob
SCOPE OF SUPPLIES (FIG. 1.1)
1x log splitter frame (A)
2x operating levers with hand guard (B)
1x removable front table
1x User‘s Guide
ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION:
Unpacking (Fig. 8).
Unpacking this log splitter requires at least two persons. To place the log splitter on the floor, proceed step by step as described below.
Ensure that block (B) supports the log splitter box (A) at a point above its middle. The other end of block (B) should rest
on a fixed object such as a wall. Fasten wedge (C) under the lifted box to prevent the latter from slipping off. After that, you can remove
the packing carton from the log splitter.
Fig. 8
Assembly (Fig. 9)
1. Pull out spring (A) to release lock (B). Apply a thin film of grease to the points marked in the sketch below. Then insert the le-
ver and make sure that it has reached its intended end position (C). Now, latch the lever by lock (B) and spring (A). Perform
the same procedure for the other lever.
2. You can set three different table positions to be able to split logs of various lengths. Insert the table into one of the three
fixtures (E) provided for this purpose and turn hooks (D) by 90° lock it on either side.
Fig. 9
Transporting the Log Splitter to the Working Area (Fig. 2)
For easier handling, this log splitter is provided with two small wheels. To move the log splitter hold transport handle (A) with your hand
and carefully tilt back the log splitter. Make sure that the oil tank cap is closed
NOTE: IF YOU USE A CRANE TO HANDLE THE LOG SPLITTER USE A SUITABLE LIFTING ROPE TO SLING THE
HOUSING AND HOIST THE MACHINE CAREFULLY. NEVER HANG THE CRANE HOOK INTO THE TRANSPORT HANDLE.
STARTUP
Please follow the instructions given below before getting started:
• The machine must be placed so as to be stable and secured against skidding. Provide sufficient room around your log splitter
so that you can safely operate it.
• Ensure that no unauthorized persons (especially children) can approach your working area.
• Prior to startup, all guards and safety devices must have been properly attached. Check whether all screws, bolts, hydraulic
couplings and pipe clamps have been properly tightened. Always make sure before each starting that the hydraulic oil level
is sufficient.
• This machine must never be used when it is in an inoperable condition or needs some maintenance. Before using this log
splitter, get familiar with its controls and safety elements and with how they work.
• Make sure that the data indicated on the type label conform with your mains data before you connect your log splitter.
Size of Logs (Fig. 3)
1. Choose your workplace in consideration of your safety regulations. Keep your logs to be split ready to hand. Remove the split
logs from the working area.
2. Before you split your logs, sort out those logs which are longer than 104 cm. If you want to split logs which are very big in
diameter it is recommended that they should not exceed a maximum length of 100 cm. You can adjust three different table
heights (Fig. 3): 52 cm, 78 cm and 104 cm. Always choose the suitable height for the respective log length. Always use the
locking device to secure the table at the desired position.
3. Do not run this log splitter under full load for more than 5 seconds.
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longer than 10 m and its wire cross section is not less than 2.5 mm². Never use uninsulated or bare cables, respectively. The extension
cable must be suitable for outdoor use.
ASSEMBLY (FIG. 1)
1. Transport handle
2. Stroke adjusting rod
3. Splitting blade
4. Column
5. Switch
6. Coupling brake
7. Motor guard
8. Motor
9. Front table side bracket
10. Table locking hook
11. Piping cover
12. Wheels
13. Stand
14. Oil tank plug/vent valve
15. Front table holding bracket
16. Operating lever guard
17. Operating lever
18. Adjustable log clamping claw
19. Log clamping claw star knob
SCOPE OF SUPPLIES (FIG. 1.1)
1x log splitter frame (A)
2x operating levers with hand guard (B)
1x removable front table
1x User‘s Guide
ASSEMBLY AND PREPARATION:
Unpacking (Fig. 8).
Unpacking this log splitter requires at least two persons. To place the log splitter on the floor, proceed step by step as described below.
Ensure that block (B) supports the log splitter box (A) at a point above its middle. The other end of block (B) should rest
on a fixed object such as a wall. Fasten wedge (C) under the lifted box to prevent the latter from slipping off. After that, you can remove
the packing carton from the log splitter.
Fig. 8
Assembly (Fig. 9)
1. Pull out spring (A) to release lock (B). Apply a thin film of grease to the points marked in the sketch below. Then insert the le-
ver and make sure that it has reached its intended end position (C). Now, latch the lever by lock (B) and spring (A). Perform
the same procedure for the other lever.
2. You can set three different table positions to be able to split logs of various lengths. Insert the table into one of the three
fixtures (E) provided for this purpose and turn hooks (D) by 90° lock it on either side.
Fig. 9
Transporting the Log Splitter to the Working Area (Fig. 2)
For easier handling, this log splitter is provided with two small wheels. To move the log splitter hold transport handle (A) with your hand
and carefully tilt back the log splitter. Make sure that the oil tank cap is closed
NOTE: IF YOU USE A CRANE TO HANDLE THE LOG SPLITTER USE A SUITABLE LIFTING ROPE TO SLING THE
HOUSING AND HOIST THE MACHINE CAREFULLY. NEVER HANG THE CRANE HOOK INTO THE TRANSPORT HANDLE.
STARTUP
Please follow the instructions given below before getting started:
• The machine must be placed so as to be stable and secured against skidding. Provide sufficient room around your log splitter
so that you can safely operate it.
• Ensure that no unauthorized persons (especially children) can approach your working area.
• Prior to startup, all guards and safety devices must have been properly attached. Check whether all screws, bolts, hydraulic
couplings and pipe clamps have been properly tightened. Always make sure before each starting that the hydraulic oil level
is sufficient.
• This machine must never be used when it is in an inoperable condition or needs some maintenance. Before using this log
splitter, get familiar with its controls and safety elements and with how they work.
• Make sure that the data indicated on the type label conform with your mains data before you connect your log splitter.
Size of Logs (Fig. 3)
1. Choose your workplace in consideration of your safety regulations. Keep your logs to be split ready to hand. Remove the split
logs from the working area.
2. Before you split your logs, sort out those logs which are longer than 104 cm. If you want to split logs which are very big in
diameter it is recommended that they should not exceed a maximum length of 100 cm. You can adjust three different table
heights (Fig. 3): 52 cm, 78 cm and 104 cm. Always choose the suitable height for the respective log length. Always use the
locking device to secure the table at the desired position.
3. Do not run this log splitter under full load for more than 5 seconds.
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NOTE: NEVER TRY TO SPLIT FRESH WOOD.
DRY WOOD IS MUCH EASIER TO SPLIT THAN FRESH, WET LOGS. IN ADDITION, IT DOES NOT TEND TO GET JAMMED DU-
RING SPLITTING SO FREQUENTLY.
APPLICATION (FIGS. 4 – 7)
IMPORTANT: There is a vent plug at the machine front side (Fig. 4). Every time you want to begin your work, you should screw
out this plug some four turns to guarantee good air circulation in the oil tank. Before you transport this machine, close this plug to avoid
oil leakage.
If you leave the vent plug tightened while you are working the hydraulic movements will lead to some overpressure which can damage
your machine.
1. To ensure longer life apply some grease to the sliding surfaces of the arm whenever you intend to use this machine (Fig. 5).
2. Always lay the power cord so that it cannot be damaged (by your working).
3. Open the vent plug. Open the hydraulic oil tank cap for a few turns whenever you start your log splitter. Completely close the
hydraulic oil tank cap after work.
4. Check the running direction of the motor. When you start the motor the splitting blade will be automatically moved to its
topmost position. If the splitting blade is already at its topmost position press the two operating levers down to activate the
splitting mechanism. This will bring the splitting blade down. If the splitting blade does not move upward after you have
started the motor immediately stop the machine. After that, use a screwdriver to change the polarity of the motor (Fig. 6). If
you have no adequate qualification to do so contact an electrician under any circumstances.
CAUTION: NEVER RUN THE MOTOR IN THE WRONG DIRECTION. THIS WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO DAMAGE TO THE PUM-
PING SYSTEM, AS A RESULT OF WHICH YOU WILL NO LONGER BE ENTITLED TO CLAIM UNDER WARRANTY.
5. If you want to run this log splitter at very low temperatures run the machine idle for 15 min. before beginning to work to allow
the hydraulic oil to warm up.
6. Prior to beginning your work, perform the following steps to check the functionality of your log splitter.
a. Press both operating levers down. This must bring the splitting blade down. The splitting blade must then
come to a standstill some 5 cm above the topmost table position.
b. If you release one of the two levers the splitting blade will stop at its current position.
c. Releasing both levers will induce the splitting blade to automatically return to the top.
7. To set the splitting blade follow the steps described below (Fig. 7):
a. Bring the splitting blade into the desired position. The topmost position of the splitting blade should then be
some 3-5 cm above the log.
b. Release one of the operating levers or stop your log splitter.
c. Use a suitable tool to slacken star grip (A). Set the stroke adjusting rod so that it will act as a stop at the
desired position. After that, re-tighten star grip (A).
d. Release both operating levers or restart the motor.
e. Check your newly set positions.
8. Now, place vertically under the splitting blade the log to be split. Make sure that the log is even and does not fall over
on the splitting table. Never try to split canted logs.
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS SPLIT YOUR LOGS ALONG THE GRAIN. NEVER LOAD THE LOGS CROSSWISE TO THE GRAIN, AS THIS
CAN LEAD TO SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE MECHANICAL AND HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS.
9. Adjust the two levers, depending on the log diameters.
10. Hold the log with both levers to guarantee a stable standing position of the log. Then move both levers down to split the log.
Releasing one of the two levers will induce the splitting blade to stop. If you release both levers the splitting blade will auto-
matically move to its topmost position. (Refer to Fig. 10.)
11. Immediately remove the split log parts from your working area and pile them up, if necessary. Thus you can reduce the risk
of working accidents.
12. After you have finished your work, allow the splitting blade and the arm move to their topmost positions (parking positions).
Then stop the motor and unplug the machine from your power supply source. Allow the machine to cool down. After that,
you should clean and, if necessary, lubricate your machine. This log splitter may only be stored in vertical position and at a dry
and clean place. Ensure that the oil tank cap is well closed and that no oil will emerge during storage.
23. Never leave this machine unattended after you have powered it up, or while it is working. Keep an eye on the machine until
it has come to a complete standstill. Unplug the power cord when you do not use this machine, or before you do any mainte-
nance work, change the connections and move the machine. Please read this User‘s Guide before doing any maintenance
work.
24. Keep your workplace inaccessible to children. Lock your working room. Store your log splitter in a room which is inaccessible
to children and other persons who are not familiar with how to use this machine.
Proper Usage
• This machine is in conformity with the applicable EC Machine Directive.
• Logs may only be split in the direction of the grain. Never try to split logs lying in horizontal position or crosswise to the grain.
• The safety, working and maintenance instructions given by the manufacturer as well as the dimensions indicated in the
technical specifications must be kept.
• The relevant rules for the prevention of accidents and all other generally accepted safety regulations must be observed.
• This log splitter may only be used, maintained or repaired by skilled persons who are familiar with it and have been informed
on the hazards related to it. Any unauthorized modifications made to this log splitter will exclude the manufacturer‘s liability to
any damage resulting therefrom.
• This log splitter may only be used in connection with original accessories and tools from its manufacturer.
• Any usage in excess of this will be considered improper. The manufacturer will not be liable to any damage resulting there-
from, and the risk of it shall solely be borne by the user.
NOTE: This machine has been designed and built on condition that this User‘s Guide be followed. Any modifications to this machine or
using it for any purposes it has not been designed for can lead to serious or fatal accidents and will result in the annulment of any right
to claim under warranty.
Residual Risks
Even proper usage can still involve the following residual risks:
• Injuries to your fingers and hands caused by the splitting tool.
• Injuries by workpieces and parts coming off as a result of improper holding and guiding.
• Injuries by contact with live parts when electric components are opened or defective.
• Hearing impairment after working for a long time without wearing ear protection.
• Residual hazards can be minimized if you follow the instructions given in the „Proper Usage“ and „Safety Instructions“
chapters as well as in this User‘s Guide in general.
Operating Conditions
This log splitter is designed for outdoor temperatures between +5 °C and 40 °C and for installation at a maximum altitude of
1000 m above sea level. The air humidity at the workplace should not exceed 50 % at 40 °C. This machine can be stored or handled at
outdoor temperatures between -25 °C and 55 °C.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
IMPORTANT: Make sure that the electric circuit is fused, and that the power, voltage and frequency of the motor is supported by
your mains supply. Also, make sure, that your power supply is earthed. Connect your log splitter to earth. Never open the
ON/OFF switchbox. However, if it should become necessary to do so, contact a skilled electrician. Make sure that you will never touch
live contacts, specifically when you plug or unplug your log splitter. This machine and its power cord must never get into contact with
water.
Never use its power cord to move/shift your log splitter. Always unplug the power cord before handling your log splitter. Do not
yank the plug out of the wall socket by the cable and protect the latter against heat sources, oil and objects which can damage it. Neit-
her expose your log splitter to rain nor to wetness.
NOTE:When equipment like this is being started a short-time voltage drop may occur, particularly if the mains quality is poor. Such
drops can affect other consumers (e. g. flickering of a lamp). At a mains impedance of Zmax < 0.448 Ω, such trouble is not
to be expected. (For further information, please contact your local energy supply company.)
Electrical Connection
The three-phase 400 V/50 Hz motor of this log splitter should be connected to a standard 400 V + 10 %/50 Hz + 1 Hz power supply
source provided with a residual-current circuit breaker. The main connection and any extension cables must have five wires = 3P + N +
PE (3/N/PE). Also, the main connection must be fused (16 A max.) Electric cables must be of H 07 RN type and in conformity with EN
60245
CAUTION: Any unprofessional use of extension cables can cause overheating of this log splitter. Ensure that the extension cable is not
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GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read this chapter with utmost care. Exact knowledge of the described dangerous situations during the operation of the machine
and of the instructions for proper usage is indispensable to avoid injuries of persons and animals as well as damage to property.
IMPORTANT: This log splitter exclusively serves for splitting logs, whose dimensions must correspond to the recommendations given
herein. Any other use shall be considered improper, and the manufacturer will not be liable to any consequential injuries of persons or
animals as well as to any damage to property as a result of improper usage of this machine.
The user must be within the specified working area and must use both hands to actuate the control device. Under no
circumstances must the user employ any other systems. Any other persons or animals, with the exception of the user, must keep
a safety distance of 5 m around this log splitter while it is in use. Check the ground on which you intend to work for stability and firm
hold. This log splitter may only be used with its protective facilities properly installed. Disregarding the instructions given in
this chapter can result in severe consequential personal injuries or damage to property or to this machine itself.
1. Only one person is allowed to work on this machine.
2. No one may use this log splitter without having read its User‘s Guide before, or without having been instructed on the rules
for proper and safe machine usage.
3. The operator must be at least 18 years old. Trainees at a minimum age of 16 years may only work on this machine under
supervision.
4. Never wear any jewellery (rings, necklaces, watches, etc.) or wide clothes such as oversized overalls, gloves or shoes as
these could be caught by moving parts. Specific protective clothing such as safety shoes and special gloves are mandatory.
Always wear a hair net if you have longer or long hair.
5. Always wear safety goggles. Bear in mind that normal glasses do not offer sufficient protection as they can even cause more
severe injuries as a result of glass breakage.
6. Always use this log splitter on dry, level and unfrozen ground. If you use this log splitter outdoors on a lawn make sure that the
grass has been cut short.
7. Ensure good footing so that you can keep your balance. Never stand on your log splitter. Ensure that the log splitter is firmly
placed on the ground so that it cannot fall over. This can avoid serious injuries.
8. Stay sufficiently away from the splitting blade to avoid injuries caused by chips and splinters coming off.
9. Keep any other persons away. Any other persons, children or animals, with the exception of the user, must keep a safety dis-
tance of 5 m around this log splitter while it is in use.
10. Make sure whether you have removed any foreign bodies from the log you want to split to prevent them from coming off
during splitting and cause damage to this machine
11. Never split any logs which contain nails, cables or dangerous foreign substances. Make sure that always both ends of the
log you are just processing are split as square as possible. This is the only way to guarantee that the log will not be forced out
of its vertical position, while branches must have been cut off flush.
12. Never split any logs, whose dimensions are bigger than those specified under „Size of Logs“. Otherwise, injuries or irreparable
damage to the machine will be the result.
13. Split the logs along the grain. Never place a log on this splitter crosswise to split it this way. This could result in injuries and
damage to the machine.
14. Never pile up the logs in order to process several logs at the same time. Parts of the wood could be flung off into the air and
hit you.
15. ONLY use your hands to operate the levers. Never use your feet, knees, a rope or similar means to operate the levers.
Continuously concentrate on the movements of the splitting blade. Never try to load the log splitter while its splitting blade
is in motion. Do not put your hands in the vicinity of the moving parts of this machine.
16. Protect your hands. Never bring your hands in the vicinity of any gaps opening in the log as these may close in a matter of
seconds and crush or even cut off your hands. Do not remove any jammed parts of a log with your hands. When the
splitting blade of the log splitter is returning keep your hands off the machine, as this log splitter has been designed so that
it will automatically stop once the cylinder has fully retracted.
17. Do not run this log splitter under full load for more than 5 seconds by keeping the cylinder pressed, for example, or if you want
to split a hard log. This would result in quick overheating of the pressurized oil causing consequential damage to the
machine. It is advisable to turn the log 90° and to try to split it at this position. If it is still impossible to split such log please
dispose of it instead of subjecting it to any further splitting process to avoid damage to the machine.
18. Do not press the splitting blade against the log. You could cause breakage of the blade or damage to the column.
19. Do not use the log splitter under any circumstances when you are under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medications, or if
you are tired.
20. This machine must never be used in damp or potentially explosive areas. Never use this machine in rooms containing aggres-
sive vapours (natural gas, petrol vapours or inflammable vapours).
21. ever smoke while you are working on this machine and make sure that there are no open fire sources or oil tanks in the
vicinity of your working area. DANGER – EXPLOSION HAZARD.
22. Check whether your power supply circuit is efficiently fused and conforms with the properties of the motor. Conformity with the
power rating, the voltage and the frequency (refer to the values indicated on the type label), earthing and a standard voltage
transformer connected in series are indispensable.
Fig. 10
CAUTION: ACCUMULATED LOG PARTS AND WOOD CHIPS ARE SOURCES OF DANGER. ALWAYS KEEP YOUR
SURROUNDING AREA CLEAN SO THAT YOU CANNOT SLIP.
CAUTION:
• Always disconnect your power supply source from your machine before you begin to release any jammed logs.
• Do not allow any other persons to assist you in releasing a jammed log.
• When releasing a jammed log, never stick into your log splitter any means such as foreign objects of any kind. Please
do not maltreat the jammed log with your feet or with any objects either, as a sudden release of the jammed piece will cause
the log pusher to give way which can lead to personal injuries or damage to your machine, respectively.
• All safety rules contained in the „General Safety Instructions“ chapter shall apply to any of the interventions described
before. The manufacturer will not be liable to any injuries of persons or animals or to damage to property as a result of impro-
per use of this machine or of non-observance of the safety regulations.
MAINTENANCE AND CARE
Maintain your log splitter carefully. Clean the machine after each use. To guarantee the best possible and safest performance
keep your log splitter clean. Lubricate the machine according to the instructions. Check all seals, pipes and couplings for leakage be-
fore you start your log splitter. Keep the operating levers and the mains switch clean, dry and free of oil or grease.
Cleaning the Log Splitter
1. Unplug the power cord.
2. Use a moist cloth to clean the plastic parts. Do not use any cleaning agents, solvents or pointed objects.
3. Use a soft brush to remove dust deposits from the motor ventilation slots and from moving parts at regular intervals.
4. Apply some oil to all moving parts at regular intervals.
Hydraulic Oil Change
IMPORTANT: The oil tank is factory-filled with high-grade viscosity class 20 hydraulic oil. Take waste oil to a public receiving depot or
observe the relevant disposal regulations of your country where this log splitter is used. Do not dispose of the oil into sewerage sys-
tems, into the soil or into water bodies of any kind.
The hydraulic system is a closed system consisting of an oil tank, an oil pump and of control valves. Too low an oil level can damage
the pump. The oil level should not be lower than 1 – 2 cm above the lower surface of the oil tank.
Change the oil completely once per year.
• Ensure that no foreign particles will get into the oil tank.
• Properly dispose of the waste oil after each oil change.
• Allow your log splitter to run idle for a few minutes after each oil change before you place it into operation again.
The following oil grades are suitable for this log splitter:
SHELL Tellus 22
MOBIL DTE 11
ARAL Vitam GF 22
BP Energol HLP-HM 22
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Changing the Oil Filter
This log splitter is provided with an oil filter to guarantee that the oil will be kept
clean over a longer period. After the life of the filter has expired, proceed as follows
to replace it:
• Empty the oil tank.
• Slacken pipe coupling (A) and remove pipe (B).
• Take off connecting piece (C) containing oil filter (D).
• Remove the used oil filter and properly dispose of it.
Screw a new filter into the connecting piece. Once the filter touches the filter head, add
another ¾ of a turn. Only hand-tighten the filter.
Cleaning and Sharpening Sliding Surfaces
This log splitter is equipped with a specifically treated splitting blade. After a long period of being in
use, it can happen that
guiding surfaces have experienced some abrasion and are getting dull. Using a suitable file, you
can remove material deposits and resharpen the blade. In the end, it is recommended that the
surface you have treated be moistened with some oil or other lubricant.
ENVIRONMENT, RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL
Packaging and products should be properly disposed of by being brought to the responsible disposal facility.
Carton packaging and electric equipment can be taken to a corresponding recycling materials receiving depot
or be conveniently disposed of through the manufacturer, for instance. With your cooperation, we can contri-
bute to protect our environment by recirculating recycled materials into the production process. Please note:
Do not dispose of this product into your dustbin. Synthetic parts are suitably labelled for plastics recycling.
SPARE PARTS AND PARTS SUBJECT TO WEAR
All spare parts and parts subject to wear may be purchased (at low cost) any time by contacting the address indicated on your
Warranty Card. Our competent service team will be happy to answer any questions that may come up and is receptive to your sugges-
tions and criticism.
EXPLANATION OF THE WARNING SYMBOLS
This User‘s Guide describes safety symbols as well as internationally used symbols and pictograms placed on this machine.
Prior to using this machine, you must have read all safety warnings. Improper usage of this log splitter may cause injuries as a result of
fire or electric shock, or entail cutting injuries and damage to property.
Keep this User‘s Guide in a safe place.
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WARNING: Read the
safety warnings and operating
instructions given in this User‘s
Guide and keep the latter in a
safe place for later reference.
Wear solid footwear to
protect your feet from falling
logs
Wear safety gloves to protect
your hands from wood chips
and splinters
Wear safety goggles or a
visor to protect your eyes
from wood chips and splinters
coming off.
Do not allow any persons
to stay within your working area.
Any persons or animals around
must be at least 5 m away from
this machine.
Waste oil must be disposed of
in accordance with the locally
applicable laws and must never
flow into the environment.
CAUTION: There is a hazard
of cutting or crushing injuries.
Keep your hands off the splitting
blade when the latter is moving.
WARNING: Closely watch
the direction of the log pusher.
WARNING: Never use
your hands to remove a
log jammed on the splitting
blade.
Use a suitable tool to do so.
WARNING: Pull the mains
plug before doing any cleaning
and maintenance work.
Never remove any guards
and safety devices
WARNING: Do not use
this wood splitter in the rain.
Also avoid use under wet con-
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CONTENTS
Explanation of the Warning Symbols.................................................................................................................. Page 5
General Safety Instructions.................................................................................................................................. Page 6
Electrical Safety.................................................................................................................................................... Page 7
Assembly and Package Contents........................................................................................................................ Page 8
Assembly and Preparation................................................................................................................................... Page 8
Startup / Application............................................................................................................................................. Page 9
Maintenance and Care.......................................................................................................................................... Page 11
Environment, Recycling and Disposal................................................................................................................ Page 12
Spare Parts and Parts Subject to Wear............................................................................................................... Page 12
Specifications........................................................................................................................................................ Page 13
Troubleshooting and Fault Clearance................................................................................................................. Page 13
Exploded View....................................................................................................................................................... Page 14
Spare Parts List..................................................................................................................................................... Page 15
SPECIFICATIONS
Motor 400V~ 50Hz 3500W IP54
Splitting capacity Diameter 12cm to 32 cm
Length 104 cm / 78 cm / 52 cm
Hydraulic oil volume 6 litres
Splitting blade stroke 480 mm
Forward speed 5.4 cm / sec
Reverse speed 11.7 cm / sec
Noise level 80.1 dB(A) idling; 92.5 dB(A) under load
Dimensions
Length 83 cm
Width 93 cm
Height 147 cm
Weight 115 kg
TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAULT CLEARANCE
Problem Possible Cause Remedy
1. Motor does not start.
1.1 No power in wall socket. 1.1 heck fuse box.
1.2 Extension cable defective. 1.2 Unplug, check and use new one, if
necessary.
1.3 Wrong supply, 400 V, three-phase
current. 1.3 5-pole plug with 1.5 mm diameter.
1.4 Switch defective. 1.4 Have it checked by electrician.
2. Wrong motor direction 2.1 Wrong polarity.
2.1 Change polarity using a screwdriver
(electrician).
2.2 Change polarity (electrician).
3. Splitter not moving alt-
hough motor is running
3.1 Valve not opened, caused by loose
connection. 3.1 Tighten loose parts.
3.2 Oil level too low. 3.2 Replenish oil.
4.
Splitter working, however,
with untypical noise and
vibration.
4.1 Oil level too low. 4.1 Replenish oil.
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EXPLODED VIEW

SPARE PARTS LIST
Item ID No. Description Quantity Item ID No. Description Quantity
1 1167101 Log support 2 1 39 1167139 Bolt M10 x 30 4
2 1167102 Circulate stem 2 40 1167140 Double Steel Wire Hoop 15-26 4
3 1167103 Screw M6 x 20 4 41 1167141 Epispastic’s Oil Pipe 1
4 1167104 Washer 6 17 42 1167142 Pump Oil Ingoing Spigot 1
5 1167105 Armguard Enclose 2 43 1167143 Gear pump 1
6 1167106 Armguard Cover, Ø 22 2 44 1167144 Spring Washer 8 6
7 1167107 Manipulative Armguard 2 45 1167145 Inner Hexangular Screw M8 x 35 4
8 1167108 Right Armguard Hold assembly 1 46 1167146 Annular High Pressure oil pipe 3 1
9 1167109 Locknut M6 5 47 1167147 Valve Pipe Oil Spigot 2
10 1167110 Star Model Armguard 2 48 1167148 Valve Oil Out Spigot 1
11 1167111 Clamp Timber Claw 2 2 49 1167149 Quadrate Cover 1
12 1167112 Left Armguard Hold Assembly 2 50 1167150 CA Valve 1
13 1167113 Armguard Handle Pin 2 51 1167151 Washer groupware 20 6
14 1167114 Thin Nut M8 2 52 1167152 Valve Stem 1
15 1167115 Washer 8 10 53 1167153 Subulate three Passage 1
16 1167116 Bolt M8 x 45 2 54 1167154 Annular High Pressure oil pipe 1 1
17 1167117 Adjustable Lever 1 55 1167155 Annular High Pressure oil pipe 2 1
18 1167118 Clip, Ø 3 2 56 1167156 Three Passage Nut Cap 1
19 1167119 Locknut M8 4 57 1167157 Bolt M8 x 25 2
20 1167120 Clamp Timber Claw 1 1 58 1167158 Bolt M6 x 30 1
21 1167121 Four Star Armguard 1 59 1167159 Pump Jacket 1
22 1167122 Quadrade Cover 1 60 1167160 Wheel 2
23 1167123 Nut Cap M8 1 61 1167161 Snap Washer - Shaft, Ø 16 2
24 1167124 Tense Pole 1 62 1167162 Screw M6 x 16 4
25 1167125 Short Axis d 1 63 1167163 Locknut M10 10
26 1167126 Snap washer - shaft, Ø 22 4 64 1167164 Oleaginous Cover 1
27 1167127 Above Slip Plank 1 1 65 1167165 Lock Handle 6
28 1167128 Above Slip Plank 4 1 66 1167166 O- Ring 32 x 3,55 1
29 1167129 Inner Hexangular Screw M6 x 16 2 67 1167167 Bolt M10 x 35 6
30 1167130 Locknut M4 2 68 1167168 Wheel Cover 2
31 1167131 Above Slip Plank 2 1 69 1167169 Bolt M16 x 25 1
32 1167132 Above Slip Plank 3 1 70 1167170 Washer Groupware 16 1
33 1167133 Inner Hexangular Screw M6 x 10 2 71 1167171 Machine Shelf 1
34 1167134 Armguard Hold Limitative Plank 2 72 1167172 Nether Axis 1
35 1167135 Thin Nut M16 1 73 1167173 C3 Oily Vat 1
36 1167136 Screw M4 x 6 2 74 1167174 Slip Plank 4
37 1167137 Motor 1 75 1167175 Knife Rest Pipe 1
38 1167138 Washer 10 32
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LOG SPLITTER
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