To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Boss Industrial ES7T20 Log Splitter motor fails to start?
If the motor fails to start, it might be due to the Overload Protection Device being disengaged to protect the log splitter from damage. To resolve this, switch off the motor, unplug the power cable, and allow the motor to cool down for half an hour before restarting. If the problem persists after these steps, no answer.
General| Brand | Boss Industrial |
|---|---|
| Model | ES7T20 |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
Specifies the intended purpose of the log splitter for splitting wood only.
Details essential personal protective gear required for safe operation.
Emphasizes maintaining readable and intact safety warning decals on the equipment.
Important notes regarding hydraulic oil, vent plug, and general operation safety.
Covers specific warnings and cautions for safe operation, including electrical and motor safety.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION signal words for risk assessment.
Stresses the importance of using qualified technicians and identical replacement parts for repairs.
Highlights the necessity of wearing safety goggles and face shields to prevent eye injuries.
Provides guidelines for selecting and using appropriate extension cords for the tool.
Details the correct electrical connection requirements, including voltage and power supply.
Discusses the impact of wiring and voltage on motor speed and performance.
Explains the critical importance of proper grounding to prevent electric shock.
Identifies and labels the main components of the log splitter in a diagram.
Outlines operator duties, including reading manual, keeping distance, and avoiding distractions.
Covers maintaining a clear work area, proper grounding, and using appropriate extension cords.
Lists actions to avoid, such as operating under influence or with faulty equipment.
Details requirements for the work area, including surface, lighting, and cleanliness.
Defines the designated operator zone for safe and efficient control of the log splitter.
Stresses operating the splitter only when in good mechanical condition and checking fasteners.
Warns against altering the splitter and emphasizes unplugging for repairs.
Advises against tampering with the motor and checking hydraulic oil level before operation.
Requires careful inspection of hydraulic hoses and components for damage.
Provides methods for leak detection and emphasizes immediate medical attention for fluid exposure.
Details procedures for relieving pressure and handling the hydraulic vent plug.
Warns about the flammability of hydraulic oil and gas fumes near sparks or flames.
Recommends having a Class B fire extinguisher readily available in dry areas.
Instructs to carefully unpack, verify contents, and inspect for shipping damage.
Alerts against operating with missing parts, unauthorized modifications, or connecting power prematurely.
Lists essential safety checks before operating, including wheels, fittings, electricals, and PPE.
Explains the critical step of loosening the hydraulic vent plug before operation to prevent system damage.
Covers log cutting requirements, oiling the wedge, and checking oil levels before starting.
Details the sequence of steps for starting the log splitter and splitting logs.
Provides essential notes and precautions for safe and effective log splitting.
Offers guidance on proper log placement, splitting direction, and handling difficult woods.
Advises on handling jammed logs, performing regular checks, and avoiding hazardous environments.
Specifies how to place logs lengthwise and flat on the work table for splitting.
Defines the maximum log length and advises against splitting more than one log at a time.
Provides instructions for safely securing the log splitter during transport in a vehicle.
Details requirements for storing the log splitter, including cooling, protection, and location.
Provides detailed steps for draining and refilling the hydraulic oil, including oil type and level checks.
Offers advice on cleaning plastic parts and avoiding contact with chemicals.
Explains how to sharpen the wedge using a file to remove burrs.
States that bearings are pre-lubricated for life and require no further lubrication.
Addresses problems with the motor failing to start and possible causes/solutions.
Covers issues with the log splitter not splitting logs and potential causes like log size or blunt wedge.
Explains causes and solutions for a jerking, vibrating, or non-moving log ram.
Identifies causes and solutions for oil leaks from the hydraulic system or other points.
Lists electrical requirements, power output, rated current, motor speed, and power cable details.
Details max splitting force, length, diameter, hydraulic pressure, and cylinder bore.
Provides information on cycle time, max cylinder stroke, oil capacity, and machine dimensions.
Specifies machine net weight and power cable type.
Visual representation of the log splitter's components in an exploded view.
Lists part numbers, names, specifications, and quantities for the log splitter components.
Continuation of the detailed parts list for the log splitter, including various fasteners and components.
Outlines the terms, duration, and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty for the product.
Specifies conditions and damages not covered by the warranty, such as misuse or normal wear.
Discusses limitations on implied warranties and exclusion of incidental or consequential damages.
Lists the items included in the product packaging: log splitter, owner's manual, control handle, and hex key.
