Troubleshooting; Corrective Action; Scrapping And Disposal Of The Machine; Spare Parts - Bell Pickpine VS K9 N Mode D'emploi Et D'entretien

7- TROUBLESHOOTING

Problems that may arise when using the log splitter and recommended remedies are given in the table below.
In the case of operations carried out by unauthorised personnel, the guarantee will be immediately null and void and the manufacturer will be relieved
of any responsibility for injury to persons and animals and damage.
Problem
Log fails to split
Rod advances jerkily or with strong vi-
brations. Foamy oil comes out from the
fi ller cap.
Oil leak from the unions, pump or cylinder

SCRAPPING AND DISPOSAL OF THE MACHINE

The log splitter must be scrapped in compliance with all safety regulations for the prevention of personal injury and damage to the environment and animals.
All parts of the log splitter must be scrapped and disposed of in accordance with applicable legislation in the place of scrapping.
Dispose of hydraulic fl uid and electric parts correctly. Do not dispose of these in the environment, as they are hazardous pollutants, and treat them in
accordance with applicable legislation.
Machines fi tted with electrical parts must not be disposed of as general waste and must be separated for disposal as separately collected fractions,
deposited at authorised collection points.
The manufacturer is committed to waste recycling (WEEE) and is a member of specialised waste disposal consortiums.
Incorrect waste disposal is punishable by law.

SPARE PARTS

Replacement of spare parts and therefore extraordinary maintenance of the machine must be carried out by the retailer's specialised and authorised
personnel only. If any maintenance operations other than those expressly indicated in this handbook are carried out, the warranty will be immediately
null and void and manufacturer shall be relieved of all and any responsibility with regard to accidents involving persons, animals or things. Always order
spare parts form your regular retailer remembering to indicate the machine model, the purchase date and the serial number.
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Probable cause
Log exceeds permitted dimensions
Incorrect positioning of the log
Wedge do not cut
Oil leack
Hydraulicpressure too low
Air in the circuit
Unions not properly tight
Seals worn

Corrective action

Try to cut a small part or use other means to
reduce the size of the log
Change the position of the log in relation to
the wedge
Sharped the wedge, check for burrs or nicks,
fi le if necessary
Locate the leack using a piece of card or wood.
Contact your dealer
Contact your dealer
Check oil level. Top up if necessary.
Check that the pump does not suck up any air.
Check that the connections are not restricted
or the pipes damaged in the system from the
tank to the pump.
If problem remain contact your dealer
Tighten unions
Contact your dealer
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