Why is the log pusher not moving on my AL-KO Log Splitter?
If the log pusher on your AL-KO Log Splitter isn't moving properly, there might not be enough hydraulic oil. Try refilling the hydraulic oil. Also, make sure the machine is positioned correctly, either horizontally or sloping down towards the operating lever.
Why does the log pusher have no power on my AL-KO Log Splitter?
If the log pusher on your AL-KO Log Splitter lacks power, it might be caused by insufficient hydraulic oil. Refill the hydraulic oil. Another possible cause is the machine being at an incorrect angle, sloping down towards the splitter wedge. Ensure the machine is set horizontally or sloping down towards the operating lever.
What to do if the hydraulic pump whistles and the log pusher moves jerkily on my AL-KO Log Splitter?
If the hydraulic pump on your AL-KO Log Splitter is whistling and the log pusher is moving jerkily, it could be due to insufficient hydraulic oil. Refill the hydraulic oil. Also, ensure the machine is positioned horizontally or sloping down towards the operating lever. Air in the circuit can also cause this issue, so open the vent screw.
What to do if the motor does not start on my AL-KO Log Splitter?
If the log pusher on your AL-KO Log Splitter isn't starting, it could be due to several reasons. First, the thermal switch might have tripped; in this case, wait for the motor to cool down. Alternatively, the mains plug or socket could be faulty, or the cable or electric motor might be defective. For these electrical issues, have an electrician perform a check.
Why does the motor get very hot on my AL-KO KHS 3704?
If the motor of your AL-KO Log Splitter gets very hot, it might be because the cable cross-section is too small. Use a cable with a larger cross-section.
General| Brand | AL-KO |
|---|---|
| Model | KHS 3704 |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
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