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Loading...What to do if the engine (230V) of my Scheppach Compact 10t does not start?
If the 230V engine of your Scheppach Log Splitter doesn't start, it might be due to low temperatures causing a high starting current and tripping the circuit breaker. Ensure the temperature is between 5°C and 10°C when starting the motor. Also, use a 16A slow-blow circuit breaker at the mains power connection.
Why does the column of my Scheppach Log Splitter not move downwards even though the engine (400V) starts?
If the engine of your 400V Scheppach Log Splitter starts, but the column doesn't move downwards, the motor might be rotating in the wrong direction. Check and change the direction of rotation of the engine to resolve this issue.
What to do if the column on my Scheppach Compact 10t Log Splitter does not move downwards?
If the column of your Scheppach Log Splitter isn't moving downwards, here are a few things to check: * **Oil Level:** Low oil level can prevent movement. Check the oil level and top it up if necessary. * **Lever Connections:** Ensure all levers are properly connected and fastened. * **Rails:** Dirt on the rails can impede movement. Clean the column thoroughly.
How to troubleshoot a Scheppach Compact 10t when the hydraulic pump does not start?
If the hydraulic pump on your Scheppach Log Splitter isn't starting, there are a couple of things you should check: * **Power Supply:** Verify that the lines have a proper power supply. * **Thermal Switch:** If the motor's thermal switch has been tripped, turn it back on. You'll find the thermal switch inside the motor housing.
What to do if Scheppach Log Splitter does not split the log?
If your Scheppach Log Splitter isn't splitting logs, make sure the log is inserted correctly. Also, the splitting wedge may be blunt and needs grinding. If you notice oil leaks, locate the leak and contact the dealer.
Why is my Scheppach Log Splitter leaking oil?
Oil leakage in your Scheppach Log Splitter can be due to several reasons. It could be caused by trapped air in the hydraulic system during operation; in this case, loosen the bleed screw two turns before use. Ensure the bleed screw is tightened before transport. Also, check if the oil drain screw is loose and tighten it firmly. If the oil valve and/or seals are defective, contact the dealer.
Why is the splitting column on my Scheppach Log Splitter moving down slowly?
If the splitting column on your Scheppach Log Splitter is moving down slowly, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the oil level with the oil dipstick screwed in, as there might not be enough oil available. Also, ensure the screws on the control lever are tight. Before use, loosen the bleed screw two turns. Finally, check if the cap nut (stroke setting bar) is loose and tighten it; if necessary, fit a new cap nut.
Why is the splitting column of my Scheppach Log Splitter vibrating and generating noises?
If the splitting column of your Scheppach Log Splitter is vibrating and generating noises, it may be due to low oil and excess air in the hydraulic system. Check the oil level and top up if necessary; otherwise, contact the dealer.
Why is the hydraulic pump on my Scheppach Log Splitter whistling?
The hydraulic pump on your Scheppach Log Splitter might be whistling because there is too little hydraulic oil in the tank. Top up the hydraulic oil.
What causes strong vibrations in the upper position of the splitting column on a Scheppach Log Splitter?
Strong vibrations in the upper position of the splitting column on your Scheppach Log Splitter are likely caused by worn-out plastic guides. Replace the plastic guides at the top and bottom.
General| Brand | Scheppach |
|---|---|
| Model | Compact 10t |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
Provides essential safety warnings and guidelines to prevent injuries and hazards during operation.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe work area and crucial electrical safety measures to prevent hazards.
Personal safety measures, including alertness, PPE, and proper tool usage and maintenance for longevity.
Important checks and preliminary steps required before the first operation of the log splitter.
Guidance on workplace setup, checking oil levels, and bleeding the hydraulic system.
General guidelines for splitting logs and adjusting the stroke setting for short logs.
Instructions for using the swivel table, splitting long wood, and operating the log lifter.
A guide to identifying and resolving common faults and issues with the log splitter.
