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▪Before starting work, make sure you are familiar with all accessories and
operating controls and their functions.
▪Take into account the actual working conditions and the task at hand. Using
power tools for purposes other than those intended can lead to dangerous
situations.
▪Before use, check the connecting wire for any signs of damage.
▪Do not use electrical wires with defective switches.
▪If you use an extension wire, keep the connection between the powerwire and
the extension wire away from water, excessive heat, oil and sharp objects.
•Improper use of extension wires can cause the wood splitter to operate
inefficiently, which can lead to overheating. Make sure the extension wire is no
longer than 10m and its cross section is no smaller than 2.5mm to allow
sufficient current flow to the engine.
•Never pull on the power wire to move the splitter.
•Avoid using loose and improperly insulated connections. Connections must be
made with materials suitable for outdoor use.
•Never open the control panel or engine cover.
•Never attempt electrical repairs yourself.
•Never use the splitter on a slippery, wet, muddy or icy surface.
•Keep your work area clean and well lit. Congested areas increase the risk of
injury .
•Do not use the splitter in wet areas or expose it to rain.
•Check that the electrical circuit is properly protected and that it corresponds to
the power, voltage and frequency of the engine.
•The splitter must be connected to a grounded outlet.
•Never open the button box on the engine. If this is necessary, contact a
qualified electrician.
•Never, under any circumstances, remove, bend, cut, fit, weld or otherwise
modify the standard parts of the splitter. Modifications to your machine could
cause personal injury and property damage and will void your warranty.
•If the machine starts to make an unusual noise or vibration, stop the engine,
disconnect the power wire. Wait 5 minutes for the splitter to cool, then check
