Troubleshooting; Disposal - P.Lindberg 9062071 Manual

Troubleshooting

Problem
The wood chipper does
not perform
adequately: The wood
is not pulled into the
machine by itself. The
produced chips do not
have the same size.
The engine does not
start / shuts down by
itself.
The rotor gets stuck.
The motor does not
start / turn because the
rotor is stuck.

Disposal

The machine must be disposed of in accordance with current guidelines.
P. Lindberg A/S
Tel.: +45 70212626
Cause
The blades are too worn
−
The diameter of the
−
imported material is too
large.
There is too much
−
distance between the
knives and the counter
blade - the correct
distance is 0.5 mm
− Electrical problem with
the motor.
− Lack of fuel.
− No or insufficient oil in
the engine.
− The diameter of the
introduced material is too
large.
− There are unacceptable
materials such as stone
or metal in the hopper.
− A branch has been left in
the rotor when the
engine was last stopped.
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Sdr. Ringvej 1
6600 Vejen, Denmark
Solution
− Replace or sharpen blades and
counter blade. Note that the
knives are sharpened on both
sides so that they can be
reversed.
− Switch off the engine and
remove the oversized branch.
− Adjust the gap between the
blades and counter blade by
adjusting the counter blade in
the slots.
Make sure that:
− Wires are properly fastened
and that bolts are tightened.
− Deactivate the emergency stop
(by turning the knob).
− Check oil and fuel level.
− Switch off the engine, remove
the spark plug cap and turn
the rotor counterclockwise.
Use a wooden stick to rotate
the rotor and to remove the
material from the rotor and
the hopper.
If necessary, remove the bearing
housing cover and turn the rotor
shaft with a wrench.
If necessary, remove the hopper
or the output pipe for better
access to the rotor.
Check the sharpness of blades
and counter blade and replace
them if necessary.
MAN 9062071 EN V4
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