What to do if Chore-Time Farm Equipment motor runs, but auger does not turn?
If the motor runs but the auger doesn't turn in your Chore-Time Farm Equipment, it could be due to a sheared driver bolt at the Control Unit. In this case, replace the driver bolt. Another possible cause is a broken power unit pinion. Examine the pinion on the motor shaft; if the pinion is damaged, replace both the gear head and the pinion.
What causes Chore-Time Farm Equipment elbows to wear out?
Elbows in your Chore-Time Farm Equipment can wear out if the auger is stretched too tight, if there is a horizontal L.H. turn, or if the auger has been run dry. To address this, lengthen the auger, install an Extension Hopper, and wire a Boot Switch into the system.
Why does Chore-Time Farm Equipment fill system short cycle?
A Chore-Time Farm Equipment fill system might short cycle if the control end feed level switch does not provide a large enough feed differential. To resolve this, use a time clock to program operating cycles and consider using a control end feed level switch with lock-out and a time clock.
What causes Chore-Time Farm Equipment extension boot to pack full of feed?
If the Extension Boot of your Chore-Time Farm Equipment packs full of feed, it may be due to too much Restrictor in the Boot. To solve this, shorten the Restrictor.
Why does Chore-Time Farm Equipment second portion of extended length system will not start?
If the second portion of your Chore-Time extended length system won't start, the feed level control at the end of the line might be out of adjustment. Examine it and make the necessary adjustments.
What causes Chore-Time Farm Equipment second portion of extended length system to short cycle?
If the second portion of your Chore-Time extended length system short cycles, it could be due to too much Restrictor in the Boot. Shorten the Restrictor to resolve this. Also, too much feed may still be dispensing from drops ahead of the Extension Boot. In this case, trim the Restrictor on the first portion to allow more incoming feed.
Outlines Chore-Time's warranty terms and conditions for the product.
Explains the use and meaning of the safety-alert symbol for personal injury warnings.
Defines signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) indicating hazard severity.
Emphasizes reading all safety messages and following precautions.
Describes specific safety decals like "Moving Auger" and "Electrical Hazard".
Provides step-by-step instructions and diagrams for installing the bin boot components.
Explains how to install the auger tubes, including cutting guidelines for elbows.
Details the procedure for installing outlet drops, including rotary slide and rope setup.
Guides the installation of control and power units, including wiring for single-phase systems.
Provides instructions for inserting and securing the auger into the system, including stretching.
Covers the installation and wiring of hopper level controls for system automation.
Critical steps for the initial operation of a new system to prevent plugs and damage.
Addresses issues where the motor operates but the auger fails to rotate, listing causes and solutions.
General| Brand | Chore-Time |
|---|---|
| Model | FLEX-AUGER 108 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
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