The highly requested maintenance video series provides users with clear instructions for the maintenance and troubleshooting of firewood processors. The videos also present safety instructions and practices that users should always follow during machine maintenance, as well as tips to extend the lifespan of the machine's wearing parts. The maintenance videos can be found on Hakki Pilke's From the YouTube channel.

Troubleshooting videos to support the user

In the first parts of the maintenance video series, machine operators are helped to identify typical problem situations that cause production interruptions, and troubleshooting, maintenance, and adjustment procedures are demonstrated to help the operator get the machine back into operating condition. 

The first troubleshooting video deals with a situation where the firewood processor's saw only manages to saw properly through thin logs:

The second video in the series presents a solution to a situation where the firewood processor's saw motor does not work at all:

In the third troubleshooting video, a solution is presented for a situation where the firewood processor's discharge conveyor belt does not move:

In the fourth troubleshooting video, a solution is presented for a situation where the firewood processor's saw does not cut a large log:

In the fifth and final troubleshooting video, a solution is presented for a situation where the firewood processor's splitting function does not work:

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PLEASE REMEMBER:

You will find the recommended maintenance procedures and schedules for your log splitter in its user manual. In addition to periodic maintenance, it is a good idea to inspect and service the log splitter whenever it is put back into use after a long break.

You can find our instructions for seasonal maintenance and inspecting the machine before use in our previous blog post. 

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