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Chapter 4: Maintaining The DR 5-TON ELECTRIC LOG SPLITTER

Regular maintenance is the way to ensure the best performance and long life of your machine. Please refer to this manual for

maintenance procedures.

Before performing any repairs or maintenance procedure, unplug the Electric Log Splitter power cord from the power source.

Regular Maintenance Checklist

ROCEDURE

Clean the log Ram and Guides.

Check the Splitting Wedge for sharpness.

Check the general condition of the Electric Log Splitter (e.g. nuts, bolts, welds, etc).

Check the Ram for smooth travel.

Check the condition of the electrical cord.

Check the hydraulic fluid level (See "Adjusting the Hydraulic Fluid Level").

Change the hydraulic fluid (See "Changing the Hydraulic Fluid").

Adjusting the Hydraulic Fluid Level

NOTE: Check the hydraulic fluid level every few months if the Troubleshooting Table in Chapter 5 suggests that the fluid level may be off.

Tools and Supplies Needed:



6mm Allen Wrench



Small Funnel



Clean Rags

1. Check the hydraulic fluid level by tipping the machine up vertical on the

Wheels and Control Lever Guard (place a block under the Control Lever

Guard so the weight is not on the Control Lever). You may need to have

someone support the Electric Log Splitter to prevent tipping over. Clean the

area around the Hydraulic Fluid Fill/Drain Port (Figure 12) and then, using a

6mm Allen Wrench, unscrew and remove the Dipstick located in the

Hydraulic Fluid Fill/Drain Port.

2. Clean the Dipstick with a Rag, insert the Dipstick (do not screw the Dipstick

down when checking), remove and check the level; it should be between the

two marks on the Dipstick. If the fluid is too high, simply pour out a little at

a time into a suitable container by tilting the Electric Log Splitter. If the fluid

is too low, insert a small Funnel and add Hydraulic Fluid (See

"Specifications" in Chapter 2 for Fluid type) a little at a time, until the level

falls between the two marks on the Dipstick.

3. Clean the Dipstick and the Copper Washer thoroughly and reinstall, being

careful not to damage the threads of the aluminum Hydraulic Fluid Cylinder

End Cover.

4. Lower the machine to the ground, open the Air Bleed Screw and cycle the

Ram back and forth 3 or 4 times to purge any air from the hydraulic system

(see "Operating the DR 5-TON ELECTRIC LOG SPLITTER" in Chapter 3).

EFORE

ACH



ADD

Hydraulic Fluid

Drain/Dipstick

Figure 12

150

VERY

OURS



FULL

Air Bleed

Screw