To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my SNOWJOE SUNJOE CJ602E motor does not run?
If the motor isn't running, first ensure the unit is properly plugged into a working outlet and that the extension cord isn't damaged. Also, the overload protection might have been triggered. If so, remove any chips and press the reset button, then wait one minute before restarting the unit. Finally, check that the hopper is securely closed and the hopper locking knob is tightened.
Why is chipping material not being pulled into my SNOWJOE SUNJOE CJ602E Chippers/Shredders?
If the chipping material isn't being pulled in, it could be due to a jam in the feed inlet. Examine the cutting head and remove any blocked material, then replace the hopper. Alternatively, the cutting blades might be blocked. If so, disconnect the power supply, open the hopper and blade cover, remove any obstructions, and then replace the blade cover and hopper. A blocked discharge chute could also be the cause. In that case, disconnect the power, open the hopper, open the discharge chute plate, clear any blockage, and replace the plate and hopper.
How to fix SNOWJOE SUNJOE CJ602E Chippers/Shredders blades cutting inefficiently?
If the blades are cutting inefficiently, it's likely that the blade edges are worn. You can try reversing the blades or replacing them with new ones.
Operators must read and understand all instructions to prevent electric shock, fire, or serious personal injury.
Includes hearing protection, keeping clear of rotating blades, operator familiarity, and child safety.
Covers operating environments, proper dress, safety gear, extension cords, cord care, alertness, storage, and maintenance.
Includes rules on overreaching, unattended operation, accidental starting, proper tool use, and keeping bystanders away.
Ensure hopper is empty, keep body away from openings, use paddle for feeding, and avoid forcing oversized objects.
Turn off and disconnect power for clogs, prevent buildup, check guards, and ensure proper surface use.
Turn off unit when leaving, never reach into hopper until completely stopped and unplugged.
Use GFCI protection and outdoor-rated extension cords of appropriate gauge for safe operation.
Use polarized plugs and extension cords, and secure cords with a knot to prevent disconnection.
Avoid contact with earthed surfaces. Ensure cord damage is repaired by qualified personnel.
Explains the two systems of insulation replacing grounding and the need for qualified service.
Emphasizes that servicing requires care and knowledge, using only identical replacement parts.
Details common safety symbols found on the product and their meanings for safe operation.
Illustrates and lists the various controls and parts of the wood chipper + shredder for familiarization.
Provides key technical data including voltage, power, speed, cutting diameter, and decibel rating.
Lists items included in the carton and advises inspecting for damage or missing parts.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the wheels onto the shredder stand assembly.
Instructions for attaching the main body to the stand assembly.
Guide on how to attach the paddle holder and the paddle to the unit.
Ensure feed inlet is empty and hopper is securely closed before starting the machine.
Details on plugging in the unit and engaging the removable safety switch to ON.
Instructions on how to turn off the unit and remove the safety switch for disabling.
Connect to power, switch on, and insert material into the feeding funnel to shred.
Use the paddle to push material into the hopper, never use hands while running.
Tips for preventing blockages, alternating wet/dry material, and shredding roots and twigs.
Ensure all material has passed through discharge chutes; keep dry branches for cleaning.
Explains how the overload protection cuts power during clogs and how to restart the unit.
Use a damp cloth and soft brush; do not spray water or use detergents. Keep ventilation slots clean.
Instructions on how to unscrew and remove the hopper for internal cleaning.
Step-by-step guide for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling or replacing the reversible cutting blades.
Information on purchasing original replacement blades and parts from the manufacturer.
Steps for preparing the unit for storage, including cleaning, inspection, and proper storage location.
Contact information for service or maintenance needs and model/serial number recording.
Addresses problems like the motor not running or material not being pulled in, with possible causes and remedies.
Covers blades cutting inefficiently and directs users to customer service for unlisted faults.
Lists optional accessories like replacement blades, paddles, and extension cords with model numbers.
Details the two-year warranty, product registration, and who can seek warranty coverage.
Outlines what is not covered by the warranty, including commercial use and wear parts.
General| Motor Type | Electric |
|---|---|
| No Load Speed | 4, 300 RPM |
| Reduction Ratio | 17:1 |
| Power | 14 Amp |
| Cutting Capacity | 1.5 inches |
| Weight | 26.2 lbs |
| Collection Bag Capacity | 12.1 Gallons |
| Motor | 14 Amp |
