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Problem
Cause
Solution
Engine fails to
start.
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Overload protection
device disengaged.
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Contact a qualified electrician
to engage the device.
Fails to split
logs.
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Log is improperly
positioned.
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Log size or hardness
exceeds the capacity of
the machine.
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Wedge cutting edge is
blunt.
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Oil leaks.
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Unauthorized adjustment
was made on maximum
pressure limiting screw.
Lower pressure limit was
set.
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Place the log correctly.
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Check the size and hardness
of the logs to match the
machine capacity.
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Sharpen the wedge.
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Locate the leaks and contact
your dealer.
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Contact your dealer.
The log pusher
moves jerkily,
making unusual
noise or
vibrating.
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Low hydraulic oil level and
air in the hydraulic
system.
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Check the oil level and refill if
needed.
Oil leaks.
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Air in the hydraulic
system.
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Air bleed screw has not
been tightened before
moving the machine.
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Oil draining plug is not
properly closed.
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Hydraulic control valve
assembly and/oir seal(s)
worn.
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Loosen the bleed screw by
some rotations before
operating the log splitter.
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Tighten the bleed screw before
moving the machine.
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Tighten the oil drain plug.
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Contact your dealer.
