What to do if the Woodster Log Splitter column does not move down?
If the column on your Woodster Log Splitter isn't moving down, there are a few potential causes. First, check the oil level and refill if it's low. Next, make sure all levers are properly connected. Finally, inspect the column and clean away any dirt or debris that may be obstructing its movement.
Why won't my Woodster lv 65 Log Splitter hydraulic pump start?
If the hydraulic pump on your Woodster Log Splitter isn't starting, the issue could be due to a lack of electrical power. Check the cable to ensure it's receiving power. Alternatively, the thermal switch of the motor may have been tripped. Try engaging the thermal switch inside the motor casing again.
What to do if the motor starts but the column does not move down on my Woodster lv 65?
If the motor of your Woodster Log Splitter starts but the column remains stationary, the issue might be with the turning direction of the 3-phase motor. Verify the motor's turning direction and change it if necessary.
General| Brand | Woodster |
|---|---|
| Model | lv 65 |
| Category | Log Splitter |
| Language | English |
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