Wallenstein P3 PULSE WP1624, Руководство оператора

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WP1624 Series
Firewood Processor
Operating Instructions
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Move cylinders through their working range several times until
the hydraulic functions operate normally. If functions remain
sluggish, additional time may be required for warm-up.
Chain Saw
Operate the saw slowly while cycling the guide bar until lubricant
can be observed leaving the tip of the guide bar. Further warm
the saw circuit by pushing the control valve lever forward and
holding it there in the RAISE position to cycle oil back to the
reservoir.
9.3 Live Deck
Load logs onto the live deck so the deck chains can drop them
into the infeed conveyor trough, one at a time.
Push the valve lever forward to feed the log onto the infeed
conveyor. Pull the lever back to reverse live deck.
Maximum log length is 16 ft (5 m) .
Minimum log length is 6 ft (1.8 m) .
If logs are shorter than 6 ft (1.8 m), load them
from the other side.
• Do not stack logs. Try to keep logs square with the deck
rails.
• Always load logs with the bigger end of the log towards the
saw.
• Place logs on the live deck so weight is evenly distributed.
Try to keep logs parallel to infeed conveyor trough.
• Use the Safety Whip as a guide when setting logs onto the
live deck to avoid interfering with the operator's station.
• If more than one log drops into the conveyor trough, shut
down the machine to remove the second log. Sometimes
reversing the live deck allows the separator tines to grab
the log out of the infeed and back onto the live deck.
WARNING!
Do not load logs longer than 16 ft (5 m) onto the
live deck. They could fall off the deck and cause
a crushing hazard.
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Fig. 45 –
Live Deck Control Valve
IMPORTANT! Set heavy logs onto the live deck carefully.
Dropping them from a height could damage the deck and
supports. Repeated pounding could also drive the support
legs into the ground, resulting in an uneven deck.
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Fig. 68 –
Safety Whip and Live Deck