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The Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine might fail to start due to several reasons: it could be out of fuel, so add fuel. A faulty spark plug could also be the culprit, in which case you should replace it. Finally, if the unit is loaded during start-up, remove the load.
How to fix oil leak from hose connection on Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter?
If you notice an oil leak from the hose connection on your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter, it's likely due to a loose hose clamp or hydraulic fitting. Tighten the hose clamp or hydraulic fitting to resolve the leak.
What to do if Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine shuts down during operation?
If the Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter engine shuts down during operation, it could be due to a couple of reasons: either the fuel tank is empty, so fill it up, or the oil level is too low, so fill the crankcase to the proper level and ensure the log splitter is on a flat, level surface.
How to fix slow or erratic wedge movement on Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter?
If the wedge movement on your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter is slow or erratic, it could be due to a few reasons. First, there might be air in the hydraulic oil system; purge it by extending and retracting the wedge several times until the motion is smooth. Second, debris might be lodged in the beam guides; clear any debris from the beam. Lastly, the hydraulic oil level might be low; check the oil level and add more if needed.
What to do if Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter wedge does not Auto-Return?
If the wedge on your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter doesn't auto-return, check the hydraulic oil level and add more if needed. If the issue persists, then contact Customer Service.
What causes excessive bouncing while towing Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter?
Excessive bouncing while towing your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter is often caused by under-inflated tires. Inflate the tires to the proper pressure, referring to the tire sidewall for the correct inflation level.
What to do if Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter wedge will not extend or retract?
If the wedge on your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter will not extend or retract, check the hydraulic oil level and add as needed. If the issue persists, then contact Customer Service.
What causes Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter oil leak from cylinder?
If there is an oil leak from the cylinder of your Champion Power Equipment Log Splitter, it could be due to several reasons: a loose hydraulic fitting (tighten it), or a faulty combination washer seal on the cylinder hydraulic fitting. For a faulty cylinder rod seal, or a scored or bent cylinder rod, contact Customer Service.
General| Brand | Champion Power Equipment |
|---|---|
| Model | 93520 |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
Describes the unit as a gasoline engine driven hydraulic log splitter designed for splitting wood.
Information on accessories manufactured and sold by Champion Power Equipment.
Covers essential training for safe operation and pre-operation preparation steps.
Details safe operating procedures and essential maintenance precautions.
Overview of the log splitter's parts and their functions, including a numbered diagram.
Steps for unpacking, setting up the unit, and preparing for towing.
Installation of the hydraulic oil filter and fenders.
Instructions for installing the splitting beam and hydraulic cylinder.
Steps for attaching the engine and connecting hydraulic hoses.
Procedures for adding hydraulic oil, engine oil, fuel, and installing the log catcher.
Checks before use, towing safety, and proper log splitter location.
Detailed steps for safely starting and stopping the log splitter's engine.
Guidance on oil changes and spark plug/air filter care.
Instructions for changing hydraulic oil and the oil filter.
Procedures for cleaning the log splitter and proper storage methods.
Details on ram force, cycle time, engine size, and type.
Information on hydraulic oil capacity, fuel capacity, and oil types.
Specifications for spark plug type, gap, and valve clearance.
A visual representation of the log splitter's components with part numbers.
Details on warranty registration, repair/replacement coverage, and qualifications.
Specifies what is not covered by the warranty, including wear and misuse.
Provides contact details for customer service and technical support.
Explains emission control system warranty coverage and owner's maintenance responsibilities.
