To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix Champion Power Equipment 201312 Log Splitter when engine will not start?
If your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine won't start, make sure it has fuel by adding fuel to the tank. Also, check the spark plug and replace it if it's faulty. Ensure that the unit isn't loaded during start up; remove any load from the unit.
What to do if Champion Power Equipment 201312 engine will not start; Engine starts but runs roughly?
If your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine won't start or runs roughly, check the oil level and fill the crankcase to the proper level. Make sure the log splitter is on a flat, level surface. Adjust the choke, and ensure the spark plug wire is securely attached to the spark plug.
What to do if Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine shuts down during operation?
If your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine shuts down during operation, first, check the fuel level and fill the fuel tank if it's out of fuel. Also, check the oil level and fill the crankcase to the proper level. Ensure the log splitter is placed on a flat, level surface.
Why is wedge movement slow or erratic on Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter?
If the wedge movement is slow or erratic on your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter, it might be due to air in the hydraulic oil system. Purge the air by extending and retracting the wedge several times until the motion is smooth. Also, check for debris lodged in the beam guides and clear any debris from the beam. Finally, verify the hydraulic oil level and add more if needed.
What to do if Champion Power Equipment 201312 Log Splitter engine cannot supply enough power or overheating?
If your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine is not supplying enough power or is overheating, check for any air restriction and move the log splitter to a well-ventilated area.
How to stop excessive bouncing while towing Champion Power Equipment 201312 Log Splitter?
To resolve excessive bouncing while towing your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter, inflate the tires to the proper pressure, referring to the tire sidewall for the correct pressure.
What causes oil leak from cylinder in Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter?
If there is an oil leak from the cylinder of your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter, tighten the hydraulic fitting. For issues such as a faulty cylinder rod seal, scored or bent cylinder rod, or a faulty combination washer seal on the cylinder hydraulic fitting, contact Customer Service.
What to do if wedge will not extend or retract on Champion Power Equipment 201312?
If the wedge on your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter will not extend or retract, check the hydraulic oil level and add as needed. For a faulty control valve or hydraulic pump, contact Customer Service.
General| Brand | Champion Power Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | 201312 |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
Explains safety symbols and their meanings to attract attention to potential dangers.
Covers hazards like carbon monoxide, heat, crush, projectile, skin injection, and electrical shock.
Addresses hazards like hydraulic oil leaks, towing, starter cord retraction, and hot parts.
Details risks of gasoline vapors, safe refueling practices, and storage.
Emphasizes reading the manual, proper instruction, and avoiding untrained operators.
Covers familiarization with controls, safety gear, and ensuring a level surface for operation.
Provides rules for starting, operating, and handling the log splitter safely.
Outlines essential checks for nuts, bolts, and debris to ensure safe working condition.
Explains the importance of safety and dataplate labels and how to obtain replacements.
Details common safety symbols and their meanings for user protection.
Covers symbols related to hot surfaces, open flames, toxic fumes, and clearance requirements.
Explains symbols for stopping, fuel valves, choke, and fuel gauge status.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely starting and stopping the log splitter engine.
Identifies and describes key parts of the log splitter, like the beam lock, cylinder, wedge, and tires.
Labels and describes the engine's muffler, air filter, choke, fuel valve, and starter.
Lists all parts, hardware quantities, and necessary tools for assembly.
Guides on opening the crate and installing the wheels with proper bearing and nut procedures.
Details attaching the tow bar and installing the main beam, emphasizing safety for heavy parts.
Instructions for placing and bolting the engine onto the mounting platform securely.
Covers connecting hydraulic hoses and the suction hose, including clamp usage.
Details installing the hydraulic filter, oil return hose, and high-pressure oil inlet hose with torque specs.
Provides steps for attaching the log catcher to the splitter beam using bolts and washers.
Guides on checking oil level, recommended type, and adding oil, noting the low oil shut-off feature.
Emphasizes safety precautions for adding gasoline, including ventilation and fuel type recommendations.
Details safe fueling, expansion space, and notes on ethanol blends for the gasoline tank.
Instructions for adding hydraulic oil, including removing shipping plugs and checking levels.
Covers checking hydraulic oil level, purging air, and inspecting hoses for leaks or damage.
Lists essential checks before operation, including oil levels, tires, and general condition.
Explains how to switch the log splitter beam between horizontal and vertical positions.
Provides critical safety information and regulations for towing the log splitter.
Specifies safe outdoor locations, clearance requirements, and surface conditions for operation.
Step-by-step guide to starting the log splitter engine, including fuel valve and choke settings.
Continues engine starting steps, including pulling the recoil cord and adjusting the choke.
Details procedures for stopping the engine in emergencies and normal operation.
Outlines safe log loading, splitting, and clearing operations, emphasizing limb safety.
Explains how altitude affects engine performance and potential solutions.
Provides instructions for cleaning the splitter, emphasizing avoiding water spray on the engine.
Details the process for changing engine oil, including draining, refilling, and disposal.
Guides on cleaning and adjusting the spark plug and cleaning the air filter element.
Step-by-step process for draining and replacing hydraulic oil and filter.
Instructions for replacing the hydraulic oil filter and checking oil levels.
Presents a schedule of required maintenance tasks at different service intervals.
Steps for safely storing the log splitter, including cleaning and protecting parts.
Instructions for storing the engine for short and long durations, including fuel stabilization.
Lists detailed specifications for the log splitter, engine, and fluids.
Provides guidance on operating temperatures and recommended hydraulic and engine oils.
A table detailing common problems, their causes, and recommended solutions for the log splitter.
Outlines warranty terms, registration, coverage, and exclusions for the product.
Explains EPA emission warranty rights, obligations, and required maintenance.
Details the scope of the emission warranty, including parts coverage and repair procedures.
Lists emission-related parts covered by warranty and how to obtain service.
