RADLEY WS5T - User Manual

Read manual and labels to learn applications, limitations, and hazards.

Do not operate under influence of substances affecting ability.

Use on stable, flat, level bench; keep area clean, dry, well-lit.

Check guards, remove tools, replace damaged parts before use.

Avoid loose clothing/jewelry; wear protective gloves and footwear.

Always wear safety goggles; avoid operating on the ground.

Use correct, short extension cords (max 10m, 2.5mm²) for efficient operation.

Ensure proper circuit protection, grounding, and RCD use. Avoid touching plug prongs.

Operate alone; maintain safe distance for bystanders.

Ensure logs are free of foreign objects and cut square.

Maintain footing and balance; never stand on the splitter.

Pay attention to log pusher movement; keep hands clear of moving parts.

Keep hands clear of splits; do not remove jammed logs with hands.

Do not split logs exceeding capacity or use for unintended purposes.

Do not leave the tool running after stopping operation.

Unplug before adjustments, cleaning, or servicing.

Dispose of used oil properly; do not discharge into drains or water.

Keep the log splitter clean for best and safest performance.

Secure the area, disconnect switches, and store away from children.

Loosen bleed screw for air flow before operation, tighten before moving.

Do not adjust max pressure limiting screw; factory setting ensures 5-ton capacity.

Operated by both hands; splitter stops if either hand is removed.

Draw trigger back with index finger before pushing control lever forward.

Do not force for >5s; overheat may occur. Rotate 90° for difficult logs.

Release controls, insert wedge, use splitter to push wedge, repeat if needed.

Do not knock jammed logs; this can damage the machine or cause accidents.

Unplug, drain old oil, refill with correct type and amount, check level.

Lists recommended hydraulic oils for the transmission system.

Check log position, size/hardness, wedge sharpness, and oil leaks.

Check hydraulic oil level, air in system, or bleed screw/drain bolt tightness.

Locate leaks, check drain bolt, or contact dealer for valve assembly issues.