Powerhouse LS7T-52 Operation Manual Download Page 13

 

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Trouble-shooting 

 
Problems that may arise when using the log splitter and recommended remedies are given 
in the table below. If operation of the machine is carried out by unauthorized persons, the 
warranty will be immediately null and void, and the manufacturer will be relieved of any 
responsibility for injury to persons or animals. 
 

PROBLEM PROBABLY 

CAUSE 

CORRECTIVE 
ACTION 

Log fails to split 

Incorrect position of the 
log 
 
Log exceeds permitted 
dimensions or the wood is 
too hard for the capacity 
of the machine.  
 
Wedge does not cut 
 
 
 
Oil Leak 
 
 
Hydraulic pressure is too 
low 

Position the log correctly 
 
 
Try trimming the log or 
using other means to 
reduce the size of the log 
 
 
Sharpen the wedge, check 
for burs or nicks, file if 
necessary.  
 
Locate the leak using a 
piece of cardboard or 
wood.  
 
Contact your dealer 

Log Pusher/Cam advances 
jerkily or with strong 
upward vibrations 

 
Air in the circuit 

Check oil level. Fill oil if 
necessary. If problem 
remains, contact dealer. 

Oil leak from the Cams or 
from other external parts 

Leakage from the tank 
 
 
 
Seals worn 

Check that the bleed 
screw has been unscrewed 
before using the machine. 
 
Contact your dealer. 

 

Summary of Contents for LS7T-52

Page 1: ...1 LS7T 52 LOG SPLITTER Operation Manual Please carefully read this operation manual before starting work...

Page 2: ...piece will not be re attached Remove the two 2 O ring oil seals inside the YELLOW QUADRATE IRON PLATE Take the O ring oil seals and insert them into the two 2 holes on top of the oil pump cover part n...

Page 3: ...mpany Inc at the address below Customer Service will inform you of the appropriate procedure to follow The Warranty Card must be attached to the sales receipt and be presented when Warranty Services a...

Page 4: ...d for the operator and those nearby to wear ear protection eye protection and work gloves 7 NEVER operate this machine under the influence of drugs alcohol or medicine 8 NEVER stand on the machine or...

Page 5: ...ile the machine is in operation Warning Always pay attention to the movement of the log pusher Warning Never remove a log trapped in the wedge with your hands Warning Before starting any maintenance d...

Page 6: ...dy hydraulic ram will make short work of your log splitting task 3 Electric Powered Convenient and reliable electric powered hydraulic system avoids the expense and hassle of maintaining a small gas e...

Page 7: ...without it 10 When trying to split a hard log never force the log splitter for more than five seconds The high temperature of the oil may damage the machine under pressure If this occurs stop the mac...

Page 8: ...SP ENGERGOL HCP22 MOBILE DTE11 Or equivalent oils Never use other kinds of oils CHECK BEFORE UNCASING AND INSTALLATION Remove all components from the packaging box and check each item to ensure it ha...

Page 9: ...m material block that came in the packaging box See Figure 2 Place the main part of the machine on the foam material block and assemble the supporting feet Part 19 using 2 screws Part 21 and 2 nuts Pa...

Page 10: ...e cord or having the cord being damaged in the works session Be sure to avoid wet conditions 4 Position splitter securely Be sure the splitter is positioned firmly on a level solid supporting platform...

Page 11: ...d activate the log pusher to push the wedge under the jammed log 3 Repeat this process using progressively larger wedges until the jammed log is free Warning Never hammer on the jammed log or place yo...

Page 12: ...the dip stick 6 Clean the Dip Stick part 10 and O type Seal part 11 and re install Be careful not to damage the threads of the aluminum Oil Cylinder Cover Warning Be sure to dispose of the dirty oil...

Page 13: ...d is too hard for the capacity of the machine Wedge does not cut Oil Leak Hydraulic pressure is too low Position the log correctly Try trimming the log or using other means to reduce the size of the l...

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