Textkonserve_HOS 5A_GB
13. Attendance and maintenance
- Follow the instructions for lubrication and maintenance
- Regularly check the cable and replace if damaged
- For damages on the equipment, let authorized workshop repair
- Regularly check extension cables and if damaged: replace them!
- Keep handles and controls clean from grease and oil
14. Pull the plug!
- When the equipment is not in use, at breaks and for maintenance, disconnect from the mains.
15. Do not forget any tools!
- Before taking into operation, check that all tools have been removed
16. Avoid unintended start
- Before the plug is connected to the mains, check that the power switch is not in position ON.
17. Use outdoor cables!
- Use approved extension cables intended for outdoor use.
18. Pay attention!
- Pay attention to your tasks. Work with common sense and good judgment. Never use the equipment if:
- You are
- Not concentrated
- Tired
- Affected by medicines, drugs or alcohol, which will affect your judgment.
19. Check the equipment
- Before the equipment is taken into operation, all safety devices and slightly damaged parts must be checked for
proper operation without complaints.
- Check that all moving parts do work and does not jam, or if any other parts are damaged. All parts must be assembled
in the right way and fulfill all requirements for a good and safe function.
- Damaged safety devices and parts must unconditionally be replaced or repaired by authorized workshop, if not the
instruction manual indicates anything else.
- Damaged mains switch must be replaced by a service team.
- Never use equipment where the mains switch is not working.
20. VARNING!
The use of wrong type of tools or spare parts may cause personal injuries.
21. Always get the equipment repaired by authorized workshop
This equipment corresponds to the safety regulations in force. Repair should only be carried out by a workshop with
competence, or by our own service teams to ensure that original spare parts are used. If not, there is a risk for accidents.
Certain safety regulations for log splitters
- Pay attention to the warning labels. These may not be taken away.
- The safety devices may not be removed nor made non-operational.
- Before taken into operation, check the function of the safety devices and the two-hand controller.
- The equipment is designed as a one-man tool. Never let anyone else grab the log.
- Before taken into operation, locate the log splitter on an even and firm ground. Arrange with sufficient moving space.
WARNING! For environmental reasons, always place the equipment on a firm and tight surface to prevent
pollutants to penetrate into the ground.
•Only use the splitter in dry areas, never in rain
•When working in closed spaces, check that they are free from gases, smoke gases or very combustible fumes.
•Before taking the equipment in use, check that the mains cable is not damaged.
•Check that all moving parts operate without complaints and do not jam and that no parts are damaged.
•The mains power must correspond to the information on the type label.
•Working outdoors, only use approved and allowed types of cables.
•If a cable drum is used, unwind all cable from the drum to prevent for overheating of the cable.
•At outdoor use, the equipment must be connected over a RCBO (Residual Current Breaker with Overload)
•Always locate the cable backwards, away from the equipment.
