plitter Wedge (8) and the EndPlate (12) Make sure hands are clear of the Crush Hazard Zone. 5.) To return wedge to starting position, simply pull the Control Valve Lever (2) backwards and away from the End Plate (12). Please note the Splitter Wedge (8)Control Valve Lever (2) returns to the neutral position after the Splitter Wedge (8)Correct operating procedures should be followed to ensure that your logsplitter is not
damaged. Incorrect operation can result in bending the Beam (1), Splitting Wedge (8) and/or
End Plate (12). Important: If Beam, Wedge or End Plate are bent due to incorrect operation, it is not the manufacturer's fault and subsequently would not be covered under
Warranty. Ideally, the log should be cut into "rounds" with flat or even surfaces. If they are
cut and the edges are on an angle or have an uneven surface, you must ensure you place
the log onto the Beam (1) as shown in the Second or Third diagrams, as shown below:
reasons, the Splitter Wedge (8) stops approx. 3-4cm from the End Plate (12).To avoid the build up of Hydraulic Pressure, please refrain from
holding the Control Valve Lever (2) forward after the Splitter Wedge (8) has reached
the end of it's travel.
6.) Clear the split wood from the Operator Zone.
7.) Repeat these steps as and when required.
Note: If the unit is Overloaded or Overheated, press the RESET Switch on the Electric
Motor (located near the Gear Pump (5)).
