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Why is my Scheppach Power Tool engine overheating?
Your Scheppach Power Tool engine might overheat due to a dirty air cleaner. Clean the air cleaner to resolve this. Another possible cause is restricted airflow; remove the housing and clean it.
What to do if Scheppach HP1100S Power Tool engine will not stop when throttle control is positioned at STOP?
If the Scheppach Power Tool engine won't stop when the throttle is at STOP, or the engine speed doesn't increase when adjusting the throttle, the throttle linkage might be obstructed by debris. Clean away any dirt and debris that you find.
How to fix Scheppach Power Tool engine that fails to start?
If your Scheppach Power Tool engine won't start, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the spark plug wire is securely attached to the spark plug. Next, check the fuel level and ensure you're using clean, fresh gasoline. Also, verify that the throttle control lever is in the correct starting position and the choke is in the ON position for a cold start. Other potential issues include a blocked fuel line (clean it), a fouled spark plug (clean, adjust the gap, or replace it), or a flooded engine (wait a few minutes before restarting, without priming). Finally, check the engine oil level, as a low level can interrupt the ignition circuit; if low, fill the crankcase with the proper oil.
Why does my Scheppach HP1100S Power Tool engine run erratically?
If your Scheppach Power Tool engine runs erratically, start by checking the spark plug wire to ensure it's connected and tightened. Make sure the choke lever is in the OFF position. If the fuel line is blocked or the fuel is stale, clean the fuel line and refill the tank with clean, fresh gasoline. Also, check for a plugged vent and clear it if necessary. If there's water or dirt in the fuel system, drain the fuel tank and refill with fresh fuel. Lastly, inspect the air cleaner and clean or replace it if it's dirty.
What to do if Scheppach Power Tool engine overheats?
If your Scheppach Power Tool engine overheats, the likely culprits are a dirty air cleaner or restricted airflow. Try cleaning or replacing the air cleaner. Also, remove the blower housing and clean to ensure proper airflow.
Why Scheppach Power Tool engine fails to start?
Several factors can prevent your Scheppach Power Tool engine from starting. It could be due to a disconnected spark plug wire (attach it securely), insufficient or stale fuel (fill with fresh gasoline), incorrect throttle control lever position (move to the starting position), choke not being in the ON position (position at choke for a cold start), a blocked fuel line (clean it), a fouled spark plug (clean, adjust the gap, or replace it), engine flooding (wait a few minutes to restart without priming), or low engine oil level (fill with proper oil).
Why Scheppach HP1100S engine will not stop?
If your Scheppach Power Tool engine won't stop when the throttle control is set to STOP, or if the engine speed doesn't change when you adjust the throttle control, the throttle linkage may be obstructed. Clean any dirt and debris that may be interfering with the linkage.
How to control Scheppach HP1100S compactor that jumps?
If the Scheppach Power Tool compactor is difficult to control when pounding, and the machine jumps or lurches forward, it might be due to too high engine speed on hard ground. Try setting the throttle lever at a lower speed. If that doesn't solve the problem, the shock absorber might be too loose or damaged, in which case you should contact a specialist dealer.
Why won't my Scheppach HP1100S Power Tool engine start?
There are several reasons why your Scheppach Power Tool engine might fail to start. First, ensure the spark plug wire is securely attached to the spark plug. If that's not the issue, check if you're out of fuel or using stale fuel and fill it with clean, fresh gasoline. Also, make sure the throttle control lever is in the starting position. Other potential causes include a blocked fuel line (clean it), a fouled spark plug (clean, adjust the gap, or replace it), or engine flooding (wait a few minutes to restart, without priming).
How to control Scheppach Power Tool compactor that jumps or lurches?
If your Scheppach Power Tool compactor is difficult to control and jumps or lurches forward during pounding, it's likely due to the engine speed being too high on hard ground. Set the throttle lever to a lower speed.
General| Brand | Scheppach |
|---|---|
| Model | HP1100S |
| Category | Power Tool |
| Language | English |
Read the entire manual before operation for safety, expertise, economy, and hazard avoidance.
Adhere to country-specific regulations for machine operation in addition to manual instructions.
Check all parts for transport damage and inform the carrier immediately of any faults.
Read the manual carefully to familiarize yourself with the machine before putting it into operation.
Use only original accessories, wearing, or replacement parts. Find spare parts at your scheppach dealer.
Pass safety notes and instructions to all personnel working on the machine.
Observe all safety instructions and warnings attached to the machine.
Ensure safety instructions and warnings on the machine are always complete and perfectly legible.
Take environmental conditions at the work place into consideration.
Ensure adequate lighting at the machine and in its environment.
Never work in closed or poorly ventilated rooms.
Be mindful of exhaust gases from the motor, which can be invisible and odorless.
Ensure a stable position when working in bad weather or on uneven ground or slopes.
When working with the machine, all safety devices and guards must be fitted.
Keep other persons, especially children, away from the working area.
Never work in closed or poorly vented rooms.
Be careful – the running motor emits waste gas that can be invisible and odourless.
Do not touch the exhaust pipe when the motor is running (risk of burning).
Do not touch the spark plug when the motor is running (risk of electric shock).
Let the machine cool down before any conversion or repair work.
Attention! Risk of explosion - No smoking.
Shut down the motor and let it cool down before refueling.
Open the fuel cap carefully, ensuring no spillage due to overpressure.
Fill fuel, clean any spills immediately with a cloth.
Close the fuel cap tightly; vibrations may loosen it.
Use appropriate gloves and make regular pauses to prevent blood circulation issues.
The machine complies with current EC machine directives.
Authorized for working on smaller/medium areas, foundations, terraces, gardens, landscaping.
All safety devices and guards must be fitted on the machine before starting work.
The machine is designed for operation by one person.
The operator is responsible for third persons within the working area.
All safety instructions and warnings on the machine must be observed.
All safety instructions and warnings on the machine must be maintained complete and clearly legible.
Use machine only in technically perfect condition, following instructions and safety rules.
Rectify any functional disorders, especially those affecting safety, immediately.
Observe manufacturer's safety, working, and servicing instructions and technical data.
Machine built according to state of the art and recognized safety rules.
Despite measures, some residual risks may still occur.
Minimize residual risks by following 'Safety Instructions', 'Intended Use', and the entire manual.
Risk of crushing by the vibratory plate. Wear safety shoes.
Risk of falling due to poor ground conditions. Ensure stable footing and wear non-slip shoes.
Inhaling exhaust gases. Use machine outdoors and take regular breaks.
Contact with spark plug. Do not touch spark plug while motor is running.
Frequent work without ear protection. Wear ear protection.
Touching the exhaust pipe. Let machine cool down.
Gasoline is flammable. No smoking during work and tank filling.
Prolonged work can lead to physical impairment. Make regular pauses and wear gloves.
Check contents for damage, inform carrier, and check for completeness. Report missing parts.
Attention: Check the oil level prior to commissioning!
Assemble the handle using the provided fixing parts and screws.
Fold the lower and upper handle apart and slide the handle between fixing brackets.
Fasten the gas lever with a slotted screw to the upper handle.
Assemble the wheel base to the holding brackets using the provided fixing parts.
Use rubber mat only for vibrating concrete stones, plates, and similar materials.
Remove the rubber mat when vibrating gravel, stone chips, and similar materials.
Attention: Fill in motor oil before the first use.
Follow the steps to start the motor using the choke, fuel tap, and starter cable.
Attention! Use safety shoes to avoid injuries.
It is important to know and follow the safety instructions before operation.
Observe national regulations when operating on public ground or roads.
Keep persons, children and animals away from the dangerous area.
Search the working area for foreign bodies and remove them.
When leaving the vibratory plate, always shut down the motor.
Re-tension the vee-belt after five operating hours following the steps.
Tighten the fan belt after 5 hours of use following the steps.
First oil change after 20 operating hours, then every 100 hours.
Recommended motor oil is SAE 10W-30.
Dispose of waste oil according to country regulations. Do not drain onto ground or mix with waste.
Ensure units are sent back free of oil and gas for safety reasons.
Steps to remove engine oil for repair: Remove flexible hose, open filler neck, drain oil.
Open fuel tank cap and let gasoline drain into a container or siphon it out.
Change the eccentric oil after 200 operating hours.
Perform oil change only when the eccentric has cooled down.
Remove the V-belt cover and the V-belt.
Loosen the screws on the eccentric housing.
Lift the upper part of the vibratory plate with the motor from the eccentric housing.
Remove the oil drain screw from the top of the eccentric.
Tip the eccentric housing and drain the oil into a pan. Check for metal shavings.
Refill the eccentric housing with eccentric oil (specify quantities for HP800S, HP1100S, HP1300S).
Recommended eccentric oil is SAE 10W-30 or 10W-40.
WARNING! No smoking or working near open fire. DANGER OF EXPLOSION!
Perform daily checks: fuel, motor oil, fuel lines, air filter, bolts.
Check vee-belt and perform first motor oil change.
Clean air filter, check exhaust assembly.
Check and clean spark plug, perform further oil changes.
Change oil in the eccentric vibration unit housing.
Packaging prevents transport damage and is recyclable.
Dispose of defective components as special waste. Ask dealer or local council.
Troubleshooting steps for when the motor fails to start.
Troubleshooting steps for when the motor runs unevenly.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine overheats.
Troubleshooting if engine doesn't stop at STOP or speed doesn't increase.
Troubleshooting when compactor jumps or lurches forward.
Adjust throttle lever for lower speed on hard ground.
Assemble the handle using the provided fixing parts and screws.
Fold the lower and upper handle apart and slide the handle between fixing brackets.
Fasten the gas lever with a slotted screw to the upper handle.
Fix the chassis to the mounting brackets using the specified bolts and nuts.
Attention: Fill in motor oil before the first use.
Follow the steps to start the motor using the choke, fuel tap, and starter cable.
Attention! Use safety shoes to avoid injuries.
It is important to know and follow the safety instructions before putting the machine into operation.
Observe national regulations when operating on public ground or roads.
Keep persons, children and animals away from the dangerous area.
Examine the work surface for foreign bodies and remove them.
When leaving the vibratory plate, always shut down the motor.
Re-tension the vee-belt after five operating hours following the steps.
Tighten the trapezoidal belt after 5 hours of use following the steps.
First oil change after 20 operating hours, then every 100 hours.
Recommended motor oil is SAE 10W-30.
Dispose of waste oil according to country regulations. Do not drain onto ground or mix with waste.
Ensure units sent for repair are free of oil and gas for safety reasons.
Steps to remove engine oil for repair: Remove flexible hose, open filler neck, drain oil.
Open fuel tank cover and drain gasoline by tilting or siphoning.
Change the eccentric oil after 200 operating hours.
Perform oil change only when the eccentric has cooled down.
Remove the V-belt cover and the V-belt.
Loosen the screws on the eccentric housing.
Lift the upper part of the vibratory plate with the motor from the eccentric housing.
Remove the oil drain screw from the top of the eccentric.
Tip the eccentric housing and drain the oil into a pan. Check for metal shavings.
Refill the eccentric housing with eccentric oil (specify quantities for HP800S, HP1100S, HP1300S).
Recommended eccentric oil is SAE 10W-30 or 10W-40.
ATTENTION! No smoking or working near open flames. RISK OF EXPLOSION!
Troubleshooting steps for when the motor fails to start.
Troubleshooting steps for when the motor runs unevenly.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine overheats.
Troubleshooting if engine doesn't stop at STOP or speed doesn't increase.
Troubleshooting when compactor jumps or lurches forward.
Adjust throttle lever for lower speed on hard ground.
Check all parts for transport damage. Inform the transport firm immediately.
Ensure the delivery is complete.
Familiarize yourself with the machine by reading the manual before use.
Use only original Scheppach accessories and standard parts. Available from your Scheppach dealer.
When ordering, state our item numbers, equipment type, and year of manufacture.
Ensure safety instructions and warnings are passed on to all persons working on the machine.
Observe all safety instructions and warnings attached to the machine.
Ensure safety signs and warnings on the machine are always complete and legible.
Take ambient conditions at the workplace into account.
Ensure adequate lighting at the machine and its surroundings.
Never work in closed or poorly ventilated rooms.
Note that motor exhaust gases can be odorless and invisible.
Ensure a stable position in bad weather, on uneven ground or slopes.
When working with the machine, all safety devices and guards must be fitted.
Keep other persons, especially children, away from the work area.
Ensure that third persons cannot touch the machine.
Children may not approach the machine when it is not in use.
Machine built using modern technology according to recognized safety regulations.
Despite all safety measures, some residual risks may still occur.
Minimize residual risks by following safety instructions, intended use, and the entire manual.
Risk of crushing from the vibratory plate. Wear safety shoes.
Poor ground conditions can cause injuries from falls. Wear suitable safety shoes.
Inhaling exhaust gases. Use machine outdoors and take regular pauses.
Contact with spark plug. Do not touch spark plug while motor is running.
Frequent work with vibratory plate without hearing protection. Wear hearing protection.
Touching exhaust pipe. Let the machine cool down.
Gasoline is flammable. Smoking is prohibited during work and refueling.
Prolonged work leads to physical impairment. Take regular pauses. Wear gloves.
Machine construction uses modern technology and approved safety regulations.
Even when all safety precautions are followed, certain dangers may still occur.
Minimize other dangers by following instructions under 'Safety Instructions', 'Authorized Use', and the entire manual.
Risk of being pinched by the vibratory plate. Wear safety shoes.
Poor ground conditions can cause injuries from falls. Wear suitable safety shoes.
Inhaling exhaust gases. Use machine outdoors and take regular pauses.
Contact with spark plug. Do not touch spark plug when motor is running.
Frequent work with vibratory plate without hearing protection. Wear hearing protection.
Touching the exhaust pipe. Let the machine cool down.
Gasoline is flammable. Smoking is prohibited during work and refueling.
Prolonged work leads to physical impairment. Take regular pauses. Wear gloves.
Check parts for transport damage. Inform transport firm if faults are found.
Ensure the delivery is complete. Inform the supplier immediately if parts are missing.
Identify and locate additional parts that need to be fitted before assembly.
Warning: Fill on oil before starting the machine.
Observe! Check the oil level before starting operation!
Attention! Fill in motor oil before the first use.
Follow the steps to start the motor using the choke, fuel tap, and starter cable.
Attention! Wear safety shoes to avoid injuries.
It is important to know and follow the safety instructions before putting the machine into operation.
Observe national regulations when operating on public ground or roads.
Keep persons, children and animals away from the dangerous area.
Examine the work surface for foreign bodies and remove them.
When leaving the vibratory plate, always shut down the motor.
Re-tension the V-belt after five operating hours following the steps.
Tighten the trapezoidal belt after 5 hours of use following the steps.
Troubleshooting steps for when the motor will not start.
Troubleshooting steps for when the motor runs unevenly.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine overheats.
Troubleshooting if engine doesn't stop at STOP or speed doesn't increase.
Troubleshooting when compactor jumps or lurches forward.
Adjust throttle lever for lower speed on hard ground.
Use hearing protection.
Use safety goggles.
Wear work gloves.
Wear safety footwear.
Do not remove or modify protection and safety devices.
No smoking in the working area.
Keep away from rotating parts.
Do not touch hot muffler, serious burns may result.
Keep children and bystanders away from the machine.
Read the manual before start-up.
Pass on the safety notes and instructions to all those who work on the machine.
Observe all safety instructions and warnings attached to the machine.
Keep safety instructions and warnings attached to the machine complete and legible.
Consider the environmental conditions of the work area.
Ensure there is sufficient light at the machine and in its environment.
Never work in closed or poorly ventilated rooms.
Be aware that the running motor emits waste gas that can be invisible and odorless.
Ensure the machine has a stable position when working in bad weather, on uneven ground or on slopes.
When working with the machine, all safety devices and guards must be fitted.
Keep other persons, especially children, away from the working area. Make sure that third persons can not touch the machine.
Ensure that children do not have access to an unused machine.
Never work in closed or poorly vented rooms.
Be careful – the running motor emits waste gas that can be invisible and odorless.
Do not touch the exhaust pipe when the motor is running (risk of burns).
Do not touch the spark plug when the motor is running (risk of electric shock).
Let the machine cool down before any conversion or repair work.
Warning: Risk of explosion - Smoking prohibited.
Shut down the motor.
Let the motor cool down.
Carefully open the tank cap. Ensure no fuel escapes due to overpressure.
Fill fuel. Immediately remove any spilled fuel with a cloth.
Close the tank cap tightly; vibrations may loosen it.
Use appropriate gloves and take regular pauses.
The machine conforms to the EC Machine Directive.
Plate vibrator designed for small and medium surfaces, foundations, terraces, gardens.
All protective and safety devices must be fitted before starting work.
The machine is designed for operation by one person.
The operator is responsible for third parties in the work area.
Observe all safety and danger plates fixed on the machine.
All safety and danger plates mounted on the machine must always be complete and legible.
Use machine only if it is in perfect working order, following safety instructions.
Machine built according to state of the art and recognized safety rules.
Despite all safety measures, some residual risks may still occur.
Minimize residual risks by following 'Safety Instructions', 'Intended Use', and the entire manual.
Risk of crushing by the vibratory plate. Wear safety shoes.
Poor ground conditions may cause injuries from falling. Ensure stable position and wear anti-slip shoes.
Inhalation of exhaust gases. Use machine outdoors only and take regular breaks.
Contact with spark plug. Do not touch spark plug while motor is running.
Close the choke (if motor is warm, keep open).
Move the gas lever to the starting position.
Set the starter switch to ON.
Pull the starter cord vigorously.
Motor is running – slowly open the choke.
Move the gas lever to the working position.
The vibratory plate starts to work.
Set the gas lever to slow.
Turn the machine off.
Caution! Use safety shoes to avoid injury.
It is important to understand and follow the safety instructions.
Observe national regulations for work on public areas.
Keep people, children, and animals away from the danger zone.
Inspect and remove foreign objects from the work area.
Always turn off the motor when leaving the vibratory plate.
Change oil after 20 operating hours, then every 100 hours.
Recommended motor oil is SAE 10W-30.
Dispose of waste oil according to country regulations. Do not drain onto ground or mix with waste.
Ensure plates sent for repair are free of oil and gas for safety.
Steps to remove oil: Remove flexible hose, open filler neck, drain oil.
Change the eccentric oil after 200 operating hours.
Perform oil change only when the eccentric has cooled.
Remove the V-belt cover and the V-belt.
Loosen the screws on the eccentric housing.
Lift the upper part of the vibratory plate with the motor from the eccentric housing.
Remove the oil drain screw from the top of the eccentric.
Tip the eccentric housing and drain the oil into a pan. Check for metal shavings.
Refill the eccentric housing with eccentric oil (HP800S with 60ml, HP1100S with 80ml + HP1300S with 100ml).
Recommended eccentric oil is SAE 10W-30 or 10W-40.
WARNING! Do not smoke or work near open fire. DANGER OF EXPLOSION!
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine does not start.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine runs erratically.
Troubleshooting steps for when the engine overheats.
Troubleshooting if engine does not stop when throttle is at STOP or speed does not increase.
Troubleshooting if compactor is difficult to control when pounding.
Set throttle lever to a lower speed.
Attach the handle using the specified bolts, washers, and nuts.
Fold the lower and upper handles apart and slide the handle between the fixing brackets.
Attach the pre-assembled wheel base to the mounting brackets using the specified bolts, washers, and nuts.
List of parts needed for mounting the rubber mat.
Place the machine with the rubber plate onto the rubber mat for mounting.
Fasten the rubber mat to the front using the fixing bar and specified hardware.
Use rubber mat only for vibrating concrete stones, concrete plates, and similar materials.
Remove the rubber mat for vibrating gravel, stone chips, and similar materials.
Re-tension the V-belt after five hours of service following the steps.
Tighten the fan belt after 5 hours of use following the steps.
