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What to do if the Scheppach HL810 Log Splitter hydraulic pump does not start?
If the hydraulic pump of your Scheppach Log Splitter doesn't start, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check the cable to ensure there is electric power. Second, the thermal switch of the motor may have cut off; in this case, engage the thermal switch inside the motor casing again.
Why does the column on my Scheppach Log Splitter not move down?
If the column on your Scheppach Log Splitter isn't moving down, it might be due to a few reasons. First, check the oil level and refill if it's low. Second, make sure all levers are properly connected and fixed. Finally, dirt in the rails could be the culprit, so clean the column.
What to do if the motor starts but the column does not move down on my Scheppach HL810 Log Splitter?
If the motor of your Scheppach Log Splitter starts but the column doesn't move down, it may be due to the wrong turning direction of the motor. Check the turning direction and change it if necessary.
Why does the column not move down on my Scheppach HL810 when the motor starts?
If the motor of your Scheppach Log Splitter starts but the column doesn't move down, the issue might be the wrong turning direction of the 3-phase motor. To resolve this, check the motor's turning direction and change it accordingly.
What to do if the hydraulic pump does not start on my Scheppach HL810?
If the hydraulic pump on your Scheppach Log Splitter doesn't start, it could be because the thermal switch of the motor has cut off. To fix this, engage the thermal switch inside the motor casing again.
What to do if the column does not move down on Scheppach Log Splitter because of dirt?
If the column on your Scheppach Log Splitter does not move down, it might be due to dirt in the rails. Clean the column to resolve this issue.
Why the column does not move down on Scheppach Log Splitter?
If the column on your Scheppach Log Splitter does not move down, one of the levers may not be connected. Check the fixing of the lever to ensure it is properly connected.
What to do if the motor starts but the column doesn't move down on my Scheppach Log Splitter?
If the motor of your Scheppach Log Splitter starts but the column does not move down, the issue might be the wrong turning direction of the 3-phase motor. You should check the turning direction of the motor and change it.
Why won't the hydraulic pump start on my Scheppach HL810 Log Splitter?
If the hydraulic pump of your Scheppach Log Splitter doesn't start, the thermal switch of the motor may have cut off. Try engaging the thermal switch inside the motor casing again.
What to do if the column does not move down on Scheppach Log Splitter?
If the column on your Scheppach Log Splitter does not move down, it could be due to dirt in the rails. Clean the column to resolve this issue.
General| Brand | Scheppach |
|---|---|
| Model | HL810 |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
Information on sound power and pressure levels for the machine.
Instructions for unpacking and checking the device for damage.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the wheels to the log splitter.
Instructions for assembling the table onto the log splitter unit.
Guide for correctly assembling the machine's control arms.
Instructions for attaching the splitting claws to the machine.
Procedure for checking the hydraulic oil level before operation.
Steps to vent the hydraulic system to remove air before use.
How to adjust the stroke limit for splitting shorter logs.
Instructions for operating the machine's on/off switch unit.
Detailed steps on how to safely split logs with the machine.
Procedures to follow when finishing the splitting operation.
Guidelines for safe electrical connection and extension cable usage.
How to identify and handle damaged electrical cables safely.
Recommended methods and frequency for cleaning the equipment.
Instructions for safely moving the log splitter from one location to another.
Recommendations for storing the device and accessories properly.
Procedure and schedule for changing the hydraulic oil.
Guidance on maintaining the splitting spar for optimal performance.
Guidelines for checking the hydraulic system for leaks and oil level.
Details for service inquiries and ordering spare parts.
Instructions for proper disposal of the equipment and waste according to regulations.
A table listing common malfunctions and their solutions.
Details the terms, duration, and exclusions of the product warranty.
