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LSH 370/4 | LSH 520/5

Operation

6

OPERATION

 WARNING! Risk of injury if operated by

more than one person.

 Operation of the appli-

ance by two or more persons can result in seri-
ous injuries.

Operate the appliance only alone and never
reach into the splitting area during splitting.

Keep other persons away and in particular
prevent them from reaching into the log that
is currently being split.

 WARNING! Risk of injury from shattering

log.

 Stored hardwood, irregular branches, irregu-

lar logs and logs with a large number of knots
tend to shatter during splitting. Flying pieces of
wood can then cause serious injuries.

Split only straight logs with a perpendicular
and straight cutting surface.

Wear the prescribed protective clothing at all
times.

IMPORTANT! Damage due to incorrect use.

The appliance can be damaged or destroyed.

Always place the log longitudinally and never
transversely into the log splitter.

Never try to force a log to split by maintaining
the hydraulic pressure.

6.1

Splitting a log (32 – 34)

Operate the log splitter only as illustrated in
figure (32).

Never place the log at an angle on the log
splitter (33).

Place only straight logs with a perpendicular
and straight cutting surface on the log splitter
(34).

 CAUTION! Untidy working areas create a

risk of injury.

 Untidiness and logs lying around

pose a risk of tripping and slipping in the working
area.

Store the logs to be split in a tidy pile.

Immediately remove split logs and wood
chips from the working area.

1. Place the log lengthwise onto the log splitter

in such a way that the log is held by the log
guide.

2. With one hand, press and hold the ON button

(32/1) of the electric motor.

3. When the motor has reached its operating

speed, press control lever (32/2) completely
down with your other hand.

The log pusher pushes the log against
the splitting wedge. The log is split.

4. When the ON button and control lever are re-

leased, the log pusher moves back into its
starting position.

6.2

Removing a jammed log (35, 36)

 CAUTION! Risk of injury from a jammed

log flying out.

 If a jammed log flies out of the ap-

pliance, injuries can be caused and the appliance
may be damaged.

Never try to free a jammed log using tools.

1. Take both hands away from the ON button

and control lever.

2. Allow the log pusher to come to a complete

standstill.

3. Push (35/a) a wooden wedge (35/1) under

the jammed log (35/2). 

Caution:

 

Never try to

drive out the jammed log (36)!

4. Push the wooden wedge completely under

the jammed log using the log pusher.

5. If necessary, repeat with a larger wooden

wedge until the log is freed.

7

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

 WARNING! Risk of injury during mainte-

nance work.

 Improper maintenance can result in

serious injury and damage to the appliance.

Disconnect the appliance from the mains be-
fore starting maintenance work.

Have repairs to the appliance carried out only
by qualified companies.

7.1

Maintenance and care work

Cleaning of the guideway

Clean the guideway of the log pusher at regular
intervals, particularly when splitting logs with high
resin contents.

7.2

Maintenance tasks

7.2.1

Sharpening of the splitting wedge

Sharpen the splitting wedge, when necessary,
using a suitable file.

7.2.2

Checking and topping up hydraulic
oil (37, 38)

Check the oil level every day and change the hy-
draulic oil after 1 year or 150 operating hours.

Summary of Contents for LSH 370/4

Page 1: ...Deckblatt OPERATING MANUAL LOG SPLITTER LSH 370 4 LSH 520 5 443281_a 07 2021 UK...

Page 2: ...2 LSH 370 4 LSH 520 5 01 LSH 370 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 02 LSH 520 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17...

Page 3: ...443281_a 3 03 LSH 370 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 04 LSH 520 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12...

Page 4: ...4 LSH 370 4 LSH 520 5 LSH 370 4 05 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 06 M6 x 16 2x 07 2x 08 09 M6 x 12 1x M6 x 12 1x...

Page 5: ...443281_a 5 10 M6 x 12 1x 11 M6 x 12 1x M6 x 12 1x 12 M6 x 12 1x 13 M6 x 12 1x M6 x 12 1x 14 M6 x 12 1x 15 M6 x 12 2x 16 1...

Page 6: ...6 LSH 370 4 LSH 520 5 LSH 520 5 17 2x M8 x 55 2x M8 x 25 18 2x 2x M8 x 50 19 2x a b c d 20 M8 x 55 2x...

Page 7: ...443281_a 7 21 M6 x 12 1x M8 x 50 1x 22 M6 x 12 1x M8 x 12 1x 23 M6 x 12 1x M6 x 12 1x 24 M6 x 12 1x 25 M6 x 12 1x M6 x 12 1x 26 M6 x 12 1x 27 M6 x 12 2x 28 1 1...

Page 8: ...8 LSH 370 4 LSH 520 5 29 a b c M6 x 12 8x 30 LSH 370 4 M5 x 12 LSH 520 5 M5 x 12 11x 12x LSH 520 5 31 M5 x 12 8x...

Page 9: ...443281_a 9 32 1 2 33 34 35 a 1 2 36 37 1 2 38 1 2...

Page 10: ...10 LSH 370 4 LSH 520 5 LSH 370 4 LSH 520 5 39 40 41 42...

Page 11: ...0 4 LSH 520 5 100 0 x 43 5 x 62 5 cm 123 5 x 61 0 x 134 5 cm 51 kg 61 kg 230 V AC 10 50 Hz 1 Hz 230 V AC 10 50 Hz 1 Hz 1500 W S3 40 7 5 A 2200 W S3 25 9 6 A max 4 0 t max 5 0 t 50 250 mm 50 250 mm 130...

Page 12: ...4 LpA 78 8 dB A K 3 0 dB A unloaded LpA 89 8 dB A K 3 0 dB A loaded LpA 78 8 dB A K 3 0 dB A unloaded LpA 89 8 dB A K 3 0 dB A loaded LwA 93 1 dB A K 3 0 dB A unloaded LwA 95 7 dB A K 3 0 dB A loaded...

Page 13: ...443281_a 13...

Page 14: ...SH 370 4 06 15 19 4 2 Assembly for LSH 520 5 17 27 19 4 3 Installing protective cover 29 31 19 5 Start up 19 5 1 Setting up and connecting log splitter 19 5 2 Inspect safety and protective devices 19...

Page 15: ...edded Operation by more than one person Operation in a potentially explosive atmo sphere Use for any other purpose that the designated use is forbidden 2 3 Residual risks Even during correct use of th...

Page 16: ...of burns on hot surfaces Do not touch Caution Mains voltage Do not open the appliance Loosen the vent plug before opera tion and tighten again after opera tion Lifting point for crane hook Operate th...

Page 17: ...d immediately disconnect it from the mains 2 7 Scope of supply After unpacking check that all the parts have been delivered 2 7 1 Scope of supply for LSH 370 4 03 No Component 1 Base unit 2 Bag with s...

Page 18: ...t ting and must not restrict movements If you have long hair it is essential to wear a hair net Never wear loose items of clothing or ac cessories that can be pulled into the appli ance e g scarves lo...

Page 19: ...cover in the order of the figures 29 to 31 5 START UP 5 1 Setting up and connecting log splitter WARNING Danger of injury if the log splitter tips over A tipping log splitter can result in serious inj...

Page 20: ...e log is held by the log guide 2 With one hand press and hold the ON button 32 1 of the electric motor 3 When the motor has reached its operating speed press control lever 32 2 completely down with yo...

Page 21: ...f the cylinder cover NOTE An oil change is not necessary 8 HELP IN CASE OF MALFUNCTION In the event of malfunctions switch off the log splitter and remove the mains plug CAUTION Risk of injury Sharp e...

Page 22: ...t on a truck Fix the appliance with transport straps to prevent uncontrolled movement 10 STORAGE 1 Disconnect the log splitter from the mains 2 Thoroughly clean the appliance after each use and if pre...

Page 23: ...f These operating instructions are heeded The appliance is handled correctly Original spare parts have been used The warranty becomes void in the case of Unauthorised repair attempts Unauthorised tech...

Page 24: ...AL KO GER TE GmbH Ichenhauser Str 14 89359 K tz Germany Imported by AL KO Gardentech UK Ltd Murray way Wincanton Somerset BA9 9RS UK 44 0 1963 828055 shop uk al ko com www alko garden uk...

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