Ribimex RIBILAND PREHLS11T V 043091 Manuel D'instructions page 28

4.5- Moving the Log Splitter
Before moving or transporting the log splitter, unplug it from the mains power supply.
Make sure the oil tank cover is securely tightened
Make sure the oil drain screw is securely tightened.
The log splitter is equipped with 2 wheels for minor moving.
To move the log splitter to the work area, grip the handle to tilt the log splitter
slightly.
The wheels are not intended to transport or tow the log splitter over long distance.
Do not tow on open road.
Do not use the log splitter to transport persons/animals or objects.
4.6- Maximum pressure limiting device
The maximum pressure was set before the log splitter left the factory and the maximum pressure
limiting screw is sealed with glue to ensure the log splitter works under the set pressure. No operator
resetting is required.
Unauthorized resetting will cause the hydraulic pump fail to output enough splitting pressure or
result in serious injury as well as damage to the machine. Unauthorised intervention will void the
guarantee.
V. OPERATION
5.1- Intended use
The log splitter is a machine intended to split firewood, in which the log is split through the pressure
of a slab against a fixed wedge.
Only pre-cut logs should be split with the log splitter.
The splitter is solely intended for private use for DIY and home maintenance.
Metal parts (e.g. nails, wire, etc...) must be removed from the log wood.
- Do not use the machine for purposes not appropriate (e.g. cutting products containing hazardous
materials ...), or for any use not described in this manual
The splitter is designed to be used by one person
5.2- Application conditions
This log splitter is a home use model.
It is designed for operating under ambient temperatures between +5°C and 40°C and for installation at
altitudes no more than 1000m above M.S.L.
The surrounding humidity should less than 50% at 40°C.
It can be stored or transported under ambient temperatures between -25°C and 55°C.
The log splitter must be used vertically
and never horizontally!
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