ATIKA ASP 8 N - Instruções de Operação descarregar pdf (Página 27)

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Problem possible cause remedy

Logs are not being split properly

(insufficient splitting performance)

⇒ The log is not positioned correctly

⇒ The log exceeds the maximum dimen-

sions or the wood is too hard for the per-

formance of the machine

⇒ Splitting blade does not split log

⇒ Hydraulic pressure too low

⇒ Release rods bent (hydraulic tappet not

quite pressed in)

⇒ Incorrect connecting lead (longer than

10 m or too small cable cross-section)

⇒ Reposition the log correctly

⇒ Cut the log to the required dimen-

sions (page 19)

⇒ Sharpen splitting blade, check for

burrs or notches (page 22)

⇒ Check the oil level and add more oil

if necessary. (page 22)

If the problem cannot be rectified, re-

fer to the manufacturer or other ap-

proved service centre.

⇒ Arrange for manufacturer or author-

ised company to adjust the rods

⇒ Use the correct connecting lead

Log splitter does not operate, although the

motor is running

⇒ Valve does not open due to loose

connections

⇒ The operating levers or parts thereof are

bent.

⇒ Check and tighten the parts

⇒ Have bent parts repaired by the

manufacturer or a company desig-

nated by him

Motor starts, but splitting column is not

retracted

⇒ Wrong direction of rotation of motor

⇒ Check motor’s direction of rotation

and change (refer to page 19)

Motor doesn’t start

⇒ No electrical power

⇒ 2-phase mode in threephase motor

⇒ Connection cable defective

⇒ Electric motor defective

⇒ Switch defective (DS)

⇒ Switch or capacitor defective

⇒ Check the fuse.

⇒ Have fuse and lead checked by

qualified electrician.

⇒ Replace the connection cable or

have it checked by an electrician.

⇒ To correct the problem, refer to the

manufacturer or other approved

service centre.

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