Lumag RAMBO-HC15PRO - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Sandra HernandezAug 2, 2025
Why won't my Lumag RAMBO-HC15PRO Paper Shredder engine start?
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  Donald BerryAug 2, 2025
  If the Lumag Paper Shredder engine won't start, several issues could be the cause. Ensure the fuel tank is filled. Check if the fuel switch is set to ON. If the engine is cold and the choke is set to OPEN, set it to CLOSE. Also, inspect the spark plug and clean or replace it if necessary. If the recoil starter is defective, repair or replace it. Finally, allow the engine to cool down if it's in the cooling phase.
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Joshua HobbsAug 6, 2025
What to do if Lumag Paper Shredder engine gets too hot?
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  James AdamsAug 6, 2025
  If your Lumag Paper Shredder engine is getting too hot, there are several possible causes. First, check the engine oil level and refill if it's too low. Ensure the cooling air system isn't restricted by cleaning the ventilation grille and internal cooling fins. Clean or replace the air filter if it's dirty. Finally, have a specialist dealer adjust the carburetor if it's not correctly adjusted.
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Megan FaulknerAug 10, 2025
Why is my Lumag RAMBO-HC15PRO engine hard to start?
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  Evan FernandezAug 11, 2025
  If your Lumag Paper Shredder engine is difficult to start or runs poorly, it could be due to several reasons. If the fuel mixture is too greasy, set the choke to the OPEN position. Clean, readjust, or replace the spark plug if it's faulty, dirty, or incorrectly adjusted. If the carburetor is incorrectly adjusted, have a specialist dealer carry out the adjustment.
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Robert JenkinsAug 15, 2025
How to fix a Lumag Paper Shredder engine with low power?
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  John HartAug 15, 2025
  If your Lumag Paper Shredder engine is producing too little power, several factors could be responsible. Make sure the air filter is clean; if it's dirty, clean or replace it. Reduce the material supply and observe the maximum diameter of branches to avoid overloading the machine. Also, ensure the machine is not blocked by cleaning it thoroughly from the inside.
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Douglas CrawfordAug 19, 2025
Why is the cutting performance of my Lumag Paper Shredder reduced?
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  emily16Aug 19, 2025
  If your Lumag Paper Shredder experiences reduced cutting performance, it could be due to dull blades. Turn or replace the blade. Another reason may be a worn counter blade, in that case turn or replace the counter blade. Also, check the V-belt and tension it if it slips.
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Dr. Tamara GoodAug 23, 2025
What to do if my Lumag Paper Shredder vibrates excessively?
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  patrick70Aug 23, 2025
  If your Lumag Paper Shredder is vibrating excessively, switch off the engine immediately. Check all nuts and screws to ensure they are tight. Replace any damaged parts, and adjust the V-belt tension.
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Jennifer RobinsonAug 27, 2025
Why isn't shredded material automatically drawn into my Lumag RAMBO-HC15PRO Paper Shredder?
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  Jeremy RobinsonAug 27, 2025
  If the shredded material is not automatically drawn into your Lumag Paper Shredder, the blades may be dull. Turn or replace the blade.

Summary

1. Preface

1.1 Information on the user manual

Provides important instructions on the use of the gasoline shredder.

1.2 Limitation of liability

Outlines the manufacturer's disclaimer for damages due to improper use or non-compliance.

1.3 Designation machine

Explains that the designation refers to the trade name of the object in the manual.

1.4 Copyright

States copyright protection for documents and restrictions on duplication.

1.5 Reservations

Notes that technical data and illustrations are subject to change.

2. Intended use

Specifies the machine is designed for shredding bushes, shrubs, and branches up to 15 cm.

3. Operating hours restriction

3. Operating restriction

Details restrictions on operating hours in residential areas and noise regulations.

4. Environment

Instructions for recycling waste material and protecting the site from contamination.

5. Safety

5.1 Warning instructions

Explains how safety instructions are identified by symbols and signal words.

5.2 Safety instructions

Emphasizes familiarizing with the machine, training, and observing regulations.

Operating personnel

Defines who is allowed to operate the machine and general responsibilities.

Workspace

Details requirements for the work area, including level ground and lighting.

Operation

Provides crucial safety instructions for operating the machine, including PPE and handling.

5.3 Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Lists essential PPE for safe operation, including clothing, eye, ear, and foot protection.

5.4 Transport

Instructions for transporting the machine on vehicles or trailers.

5.5 Safe handling of operating materials; refuelling

Critical safety warnings and procedures for handling fuel and oil.

5.6 Service security

Details safety measures for maintenance, repair, and cleaning work.

5.7 Electric shelf

Warning for pacemaker wearers regarding live ignition system parts.

5.8 Residual dangers and protective measures

Lists residual dangers like electrical, mechanical, thermal, noise, and fire hazards with precautions.

5.10 Behaviour in an emergency

Outlines steps to take in case of an accident and information to provide.

6. Warning and information symbols used

Explains the meaning of various warning and mandatory symbols on the machine.

7. Machine overview

7.1 Shredder

Labeled diagram of the shredder components.

7.2 Gasoline engine

Labeled diagram of the gasoline engine components.

8. Functions

8.1 Engine

Describes the functions of the engine's components like switch, starter, choke, and fuel.

8.2 Device unit

Explains the function of safety circuit, adjustable deflector, and infeed chute.

9. Technical data

9.1 Electrical connection

Information regarding the electrical connection of the machine.

10. Technical description

Describes the shredder's purpose, engine, drive system, and ejection mechanism.

11. Standard equipment

Lists the standard equipment provided with the machine.

12. Assembly

States the machine is delivered fully assembled and advises checking fluids.

13. Drive type

13.1 Gasoline engine

Explains the machine is powered by a gasoline engine.

13.2 Refuelling

Safety and procedural guidelines for refueling the machine.

14. Commissioning

14.1 Preparation for the site of operation

Steps to prepare the machine and site before commissioning.

15. Shredding operation

General checks before use and safety precautions during shredding.

15.1 What may be shredded?

Lists acceptable garden waste and materials that should not be shredded.

15.2 Shredding

Emphasizes processing dry material and handling blockages.

16. Maintenance and repair work

General precautions and requirements before performing maintenance or repair.

16.1 Maintenance work

Lists essential maintenance checks for value and longevity of the machine.

16.2 Maintenance plan

Provides a schedule for routine maintenance tasks based on operating hours.

16.3 Lubricants

Lists required fuels, engine oil, and grease specifications.

16.3.1 Greasing the blade chassis

Instructions for lubricating the blade drum bearings.

16.3.3 Changing the engine oil

Detailed steps for changing the engine oil.

16.4 Blades

Information on identifying blunt blades and replacement procedures.

16.5 Drive belt

Instructions for checking drive belt tension and condition.

16.5.1 Check drive belt for wear and tension

Procedures for checking the drive belts for wear and proper tension.

16.5.2 Changing the drive belt

Step-by-step guide for changing or tensioning the drive belts.

16.6 Changing; cleaning the air filter

Procedures for cleaning or replacing the air filter element.

16.7 Checking; replacing; cleaning the spark plug

Steps for checking, cleaning, or replacing the spark plug.

16.8 Safety installations

Instructions for checking the function and condition of safety installations.

16.9 Checking wheels and tyre pressure

Guidance on checking wheel condition and tyre pressure.

16.10 Rubber protection flap

Advises on checking and replacing the rubber protection flap when worn.

16.11 Cleaning the machine

Procedures for cleaning the machine after use, including precautions.

16.12 Checking, retightening the fastening elements

Instructions for checking and tightening all screw connections.

16.13 Checking, repairing the construction

Guidance for checking the steel construction and repairing defects.

17. Transport

Safety warnings and procedures before transporting the machine.

17.1 Transport by hand

Instructions for moving the machine manually.

17.2 Transport with chassis

Steps for attaching the machine to a towing vehicle.

18. Storage

Guidelines for storing the machine when not in use.

19. Disposal

General instructions for deactivating and disposing of the machine.

19.1 Decommissioning

Steps for safely decommissioning the machine before disposal.

19.2 Disposal of electrical equipment

How to dispose of electrical components as hazardous waste.

19.3 Disposal of lubricants

Refers to product-specific data sheets for lubricant disposal.

20. Troubleshooting

A guide to identifying and resolving common problems with the machine.

21. Warranty; Guarantee; Customer Service

Details warranty terms, guarantee periods, and customer service contact information.

22. CE Declaration of conformity

Declaration that the product complies with relevant EC directives and standards.

23. Components RAMBO-HC15 PRO

Lists and illustrates all components of the RAMBO-HC15PRO model.

Lumag RAMBO-HC15PRO Specifications

General

Brand	Lumag
Model	RAMBO-HC15PRO
Category	Paper Shredder
Language	English

Lumag RAMBO-HC15PRO - User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

Summary

1. Preface

1.1 Information on the user manual

1.2 Limitation of liability

1.3 Designation machine

1.4 Copyright

1.5 Reservations

2. Intended use

2. Intended use

3. Operating hours restriction

3. Operating restriction

4. Environment

4. Environment

5. Safety

5.1 Warning instructions

5.2 Safety instructions

Operating personnel

Workspace

Operation

5.3 Personal protective equipment (PPE)

5.4 Transport

5.5 Safe handling of operating materials; refuelling

5.6 Service security

5.7 Electric shelf

5.8 Residual dangers and protective measures

5.10 Behaviour in an emergency

6. Warning and information symbols used

6. Warning and information symbols used

7. Machine overview

7.1 Shredder

7.2 Gasoline engine

8. Functions

8.1 Engine

8.2 Device unit

9. Technical data

9.1 Electrical connection

10. Technical description

10. Technical description

11. Standard equipment

11. Standard equipment

12. Assembly

12. Assembly

13. Drive type

13.1 Gasoline engine

13.2 Refuelling

14. Commissioning

14.1 Preparation for the site of operation

15. Shredding operation

15. Shredding operation

15.1 What may be shredded?

15.2 Shredding

16. Maintenance and repair work

16. Maintenance and repair work

16.1 Maintenance work

16.2 Maintenance plan

16.3 Lubricants

16.3.1 Greasing the blade chassis

16.3.3 Changing the engine oil

16.4 Blades

16.5 Drive belt

16.5.1 Check drive belt for wear and tension

16.5.2 Changing the drive belt

16.6 Changing; cleaning the air filter

16.7 Checking; replacing; cleaning the spark plug

16.8 Safety installations

16.9 Checking wheels and tyre pressure

16.10 Rubber protection flap

16.11 Cleaning the machine

16.12 Checking, retightening the fastening elements

16.13 Checking, repairing the construction

17. Transport

17. Transport

17.1 Transport by hand

17.2 Transport with chassis

18. Storage

18. Storage

19. Disposal