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If the engine of your Redgum Media Converter is loaded during idle down mode, it means that the engine is under too much stress when it's trying to slow down. The suggested solution is to use a shorter log length (24” or less) to allow the engine to speed up before contact.
What to do if there is air in oil of Redgum Media Converter?
If you find there is air in the oil of your Redgum Media Converter, check the pump inlet hose for any blockages or kinks.
How to fix Redgum Media Converter engine control out of adjustment?
If the engine control of your Redgum Media Converter is out of adjustment, return it for authorized repair.
General| Brand | Redgum |
|---|---|
| Model | GX200 II Series |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION hazard signal meanings for user safety.
Emphasizes the importance of reading and understanding the entire manual before operation.
Warns about the crush hazard zone between the splitter wedge and end plate, requiring clear hands.
Alerts users to the risk of flying log pieces and the need for safety glasses and a clear operator zone.
Details the danger of high-pressure fluid injection and immediate medical treatment required.
Warns about fire and explosion risks associated with gasoline, hot exhaust, and fuel handling.
Alerts users to the danger of poisonous exhaust fumes and specifies outdoor use only.
Warns about the hot muffler and the risk of burns upon contact.
Specifies the product is designed for splitting wood for fuel, not other uses.
Lists required and recommended PPE like safety glasses, ear muffs, boots, and gloves.
Outlines general procedures for loading logs and operating the splitter safely.
Details the steps for starting the engine using the choke, throttle, and starter cord.
Explains how to operate the control valve to move the wedge and initiate splitting.
Provides guidance on correctly positioning logs with uneven surfaces for safe and effective splitting.
Describes how to set up the log splitter for horizontal operation.
Details the procedure for converting the log splitter to vertical operation, including pin locking.
Outlines steps for securing the splitter, hitch, and safety chains before towing.
Highlights critical safety advice, including speed limits and road towability restrictions.
Lists and defines the various parts of the log splitter with reference to a diagram.
Lists common problems encountered with the log splitter.
Provides corresponding solutions for identified problems, referencing specific causes.
Details daily checks for hoses, fittings, nuts, bolts, beam, and moving parts.
Provides instructions for cleaning, lubricating, and storing the log splitter properly.
Specifies when to change the oil filter based on operating hours or seasonally.
Labels and identifies key engine parts with a diagram.
Lists technical specifications such as splitting force, cycle time, capacity, dimensions, and pressure.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty provided by the RedShed.
Provides fields to record purchase date, serial number, and purchase location for warranty purposes.
Lists normal wear items, natural discoloration, and engine specific warranties not covered.
Details services and parts that incur charges, such as maintenance and mechanical adjustments.
Outlines user obligations for product care, maintenance, and providing proof of purchase.
Details warranty durations for private/domestic and commercial use for the splitter and chipper.
Advises users to visit authorized dealers for repairs and provides contact information.
Provides a detailed schedule for inspecting, cleaning, replacing, and tuning various components by interval.
Recommends specific hydraulic oil for topping up the log splitter's reserve.
Describes a worktable accessory that improves productivity and reduces effort.
Offers a heavy-duty cover to protect the splitter from dust and rain.
Details a turn table accessory for easier handling of logs in vertical position.
Explains a lifter accessory for raising logs to avoid contact with dirt.
Describes a wood pick for easy log movement and reduced bending strain.
Mentions chainsaws and accessories, advising to consult a local dealer.
