Why King Canada KC-5LS fails to split logs?
Your King Canada Log Splitter might fail to split logs due to several reasons: the log may be improperly positioned, the log size or hardness might exceed the machine's capacity, or the wedge cutting edge could be blunt. Oil leaks or unauthorized adjustments to the Max. Pressure Limiting Screw can also be the cause. Reduce the log size if it exceeds the machine's capacity.
What to do if King Canada KC-5LS motor does not start?
If the motor of your King Canada Log Splitter doesn't start, it's possible that the overload protection device has disengaged to prevent damage. Allow the motor to cool down, then push the reset button on the overload protection device to restart it.
What to do if King Canada KC-5LS has oil leaks?
If you notice oil leaks around the cylinder ram or other points on your King Canada Log Splitter, it could be due to several reasons. Air might be sealed in the hydraulic system during operation, the bleed screw might not be tightened, or the oil drain bolt with dipstick could be loose. Before operating the log splitter, loosen the bleed screw by some rotations. Also, ensure you tighten the bleed screw before moving the log splitter, and tighten the oil drain bolt with dipstick.
Why King Canada Log Splitter log pusher moves unevenly?
The uneven movement, unfamiliar noise, or excessive vibration of the log pusher on your King Canada Log Splitter can be caused by a lack of hydraulic oil and excessive air in the hydraulic system. Check the oil level and refill if necessary.
General| Brand | King Canada |
|---|---|
| Model | KC-5LS |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
Details the 2-year limited warranty for the log splitter.
Explains KING CANADA's 2-year warranty against defects, exclusions, and claims process.
Wear safety glasses, proper apparel, and avoid overreaching.
Proper grounding, guards, attachments, and avoiding accidental starting/damage.
Specific rules for operating the log splitter safely, including log placement and splitting technique.
Prohibits tampering with safety devices, overloading, and splitting multiple logs at once.
Details the 110V, 1-phase, 15-amp branch circuit requirement for safe operation.
Explains the dual-hand control system and best practices for splitting logs effectively and safely.
Addresses issues like motor not starting, log splitting failures, and oil leaks with causes and suggested remedies.
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