To Next PageTo Next PageWhat 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, the possible causes are: the unit is out of fuel, in which case you should fill the fuel tank, or the oil level is low, so you should fill the crankcase to the proper level and ensure that the log splitter is placed on a flat, level surface.
Why Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine will not start?
If your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine will not start, it may be due to several reasons. You may need to add fuel, replace the spark plug if it's faulty, or remove any load from the unit during startup.
General| Brand | Champion Power Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | 92207 |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
Details about the gasoline engine driven hydraulic log splitter.
Information on accessories available from Champion Power Equipment.
Explains the purpose and content of the owner's manual.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols used in the manual.
Covers engine exhaust, rotating parts, and projectile risks.
Addresses risks from hot surfaces, sparks, and the wedge.
Emphasizes keeping the work area clear and wearing protective gear.
Warnings about chemical content and high-pressure fluid injection.
Guidelines for safe towing and refueling procedures.
Covers starter cord safety, hydraulic heat, and general use.
Identifies key parts like the engine, cylinder, wedge, and tow coupler.
Steps for unpacking and installing the engine.
Instructions for attaching the tow bar and beam.
Procedures for mounting the hydraulic cylinder and wedge.
Guide for filling the hydraulic oil reservoir.
Instructions for filling the engine oil and fuel tank.
Checks before starting, towing, and location advice.
Guidelines for safe operating positions and towing.
Detailed steps for engine ignition and shutdown.
How to split logs using the splitter.
Explains the ASP feature and its installation for cycle time reduction.
Covers oil changes, spark plugs, and air filter cleaning.
Instructions for cleaning exterior surfaces and components.
Periodic service intervals for optimal performance.
Procedures for storing the splitter and engine safely.
Technical details on splitter force, cycle time, engine displacement, and dimensions.
Information on hydraulic fluid types, capacities, and fuel requirements.
Specifications for spark plugs and valve adjustments.
Visual representation of the log splitter's components.
Detailed list of all parts with part numbers and quantities.
Visual representation of the engine's components.
Detailed list of engine parts with part numbers and quantities.
Details on qualifying for and understanding the limited warranty.
Specifies what is not covered by the warranty, including wear and misuse.
Procedures for obtaining warranty service and contact information.
Outlines the owner's role in maintenance and understanding warranty terms.
Information regarding the EPA-mandated emission control system warranty.
Specific legal provisions governing the emission control system warranty.
Lists parts included under the emission control system warranty.
Steps for taking the product for warranty repair or adjustment.
