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TROUBLE SHOOTING

Problems that may arise when using the log splitter and some recommended actions 

and checks are shown in the table below:

Problem

Probable Cause

Corrective Action

Log fails to split....

Incorrect positioning of log.

The lo

g exceeds permitted 

dimensions or

 the

 wood is  

too 

hard for

 the

 machine.

Wedge does not cut.

Oil leak.

Hydraulic pressure

 is

 too low.

Ensure log is positioned

correctly.

Try to cut a small part or 

reduce log size using other 

means.

Sharpen the wedge and file 

if necessary.

Locate lea

using a piece of 

wood or card.

Contact your local dealer.

Log Pusher/Cams advance 

jerkily or with strong upward 

vibrations.....

Air in the circuit.

Check oil level and fill if nec-

essary. If problem 

persist

contact your local dealer.

Oil leak from the cams or 

other external points....

Leakage from the oil tank

Seals worn

.

Check that the bleed screw 

has been unscrewed before 

use.

Contact your local dealer.

Summary of Contents for THLS-C

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL AND PARTS LIST LOG SPLITTER THLS C Spares Support 01793 333212 www thehandy co uk Before use please read understand this manual paying particular attention to the safety instructions 2011 v1 ...

Page 2: ...NS 4 SPECIFICATIONS AND ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 5 LIST OF MAJOR COMPONENTS 5 LOG SPLITTER OPERATION 6 FREEING A JAMMED LOG 7 SHARPENING THE WEDGE 7 REPLACING THE HYDRAULIC OIL 8 TROUBLE SHOOTING 9 PARTS DIAGRAM 10 PARTS LIST 10 11 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 12 CONTENTS ...

Page 3: ... and its than 2 5mm flow to the motor Use of lockable and adequately must be made with protected material suitable for outdoor use Do NOT operate the log splitter whilst under the influence of drugs or any medication that could affect your ability to use the apparatus correctly Dress appropriately do NOT wear loose clothing ties jewellery or anything that could be caught in the moving parts Protec...

Page 4: ...ose suddenly and cause injury Do NOT jammed logs with your hands The log splitter will do a better and safer Never try to split logs larger than those indicated in the specifications table This could be dangerous and may damage the machine Never leave the log splitter running unattended Always pay full attention to the movement of the log pusher attempt to load the log until the hands away from al...

Page 5: ...ctor that determines how difficult it is to split A small log may be difficult to split if it has knots or is a particularly hard Connect the mains lead to a standard 230V 10 50Hz 1Hz electrical supply which has residual a maximum LIST OF MAJOR COMPONENTS Check these components according to the following list and Figure 1 below A Log Guiding Plates B Log Pusher C Operating Handle Assembly D Wheel ...

Page 6: ...en the screw when the work is complete or when moving t oil leaks 5 Always place logs firmly on the main body lying flat guide plates Ref A on Fig1 Never attempt to split a log at an angle and make sure the logs will not twist or slip whilst being split Ensure the splitting wedge Ref J on Fig1 and the log pusher Ref B on Fig1 will make contact 6 For reasons of safety the log splitter requires a tw...

Page 7: ...ng progressively larger wedges until the jammed log is freed WARNING Never hammer a jammed log or place your hands near the log when attempting to free a jammed log SHARPENING THE WEDGE AND CLEANING THE GUIDE RAIL After using the log splitter for some time sharpen the wedge using a fine tooth file and smooth any burrs or rough edges along the cutting edge Clean the guide rail regularly especially ...

Page 8: ...ications Table on page 5 the is 2 9L 6 Clean the surface of the dipstick which is attached to the oil drain bolt a clean lint free cloth and put back into the tank to check the new level Make sure the level of the refilled oil is just between the two grooves the dipstick 7 Clean the oil drain bolt before screwing it back Make sure it is tightened to avoid leakage before placing the log splitter ho...

Page 9: ... pressure is low Ensure log is positioned correctly Try to cut a small part or reduce log size using other means Sharpen the wedge and file if necessary Locate leak using a piece of wood or card Contact your local dealer Log Pusher Cams advance jerkily or with strong upward vibrations Air in the circuit Check oil level and fill if nec essary If problem s contact your local dealer Oil leak from the...

Page 10: ...TH121 7 Piston 1 8 TH121 8 O Ring Oil Seal 43 7x3 55 1 9 TH121 9 O Ring 55 1 10 TH121 10 Dip Stick 1 11 TH121 11 O Ring Oil Seal 14 2 12 TH121 12 DH Dustproof Seal DH30 1 13 TH121 13 O Ring Oil Seal 30x2 65 1 14 TH121 14 Bleed Screw 1 15 TH121 15 O Ring Oil Seal 8x1 9 1 16 TH121 16 Oil Cylinder Cover 1 17 TH121 17 Screw Stud M10 4 18 TH121 18 Supporting 2 19 TH121 19 Screw M6x20 2 20 TH121 20 Gask...

Page 11: ...1 54 Gear 2 55 TH121 55 Hex Screw M8x30 3 56 TH121 56 Washer 8 9 57 TH121 57 Oil Pump Cover 1 58 TH121 58 Bolt M8x55 6 59 TH121 59 O Ring Oil Seal 16x2 4 2 60 TH121 60 Plastic Slide 2 61 TH121 61 Log Pusher 1 62 TH121 62 O Ring Oil Seal x3 1 1 63 TH121 63 Nut for alve 2 64 TH121 64 O Ring Oil Seal 14x1 9 1 65 TH121 65 Nut for Inner Valve 2 66 TH121 66 Valve Fixer 1 67 TH121 67 Steel Ball for Valve...

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Page 13: ...To order spare parts and see the complete range of garden machinery and garden equipment from Handy visit www thehandy co uk Spares Support 01793 333212 ...

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