Scheppach GWS 400 Garden Shredder Parts List and Diagram

This document provides a comprehensive parts list and visual breakdown for the Scheppach GWS 400 garden shredder.

Product Overview

The Scheppach GWS 400 is a garden shredder designed for processing garden waste. It features a motor, cutting mechanism, and a hopper for material input.

Diagram Descriptions

Main Assembly Diagram (Page 1)

This diagram illustrates the primary components of the GWS 400. It is an exploded view showing the assembly of parts. Key elements include the main chassis, the motor (24) mounted on the right, and the cutting assembly at the front. The cutting assembly consists of a main blade disc (30, 30.1) and two reversible blades (32). The base of the unit features wheels (6) attached to the frame. Various fasteners are shown scattered around, including screws (e.g., 9, 12, 15, 28, 33, 37), washers (e.g., 10, 11, 13, 14), and nuts (e.g., 8, 39), indicating their positions in the assembly. The upper part of the machine includes the feeding chute and housing components.

Upper Assembly and Hopper Diagram (Page 3)

This diagram provides a closer view of the upper assembly and hopper area. The main hopper (11, 13) is shown, designed to guide material into the cutting chamber. A protective guard (12) is situated above the blades for safety. Several fasteners, such as screws (6, 8) and nuts (9, 10), are illustrated, securing the hopper and guard components. Warning labels (14, 15, 16, 17) are affixed to the machine body, emphasizing safety measures like the mandatory use of safety glasses. Tools, specifically Allen keys (18, 19, 20), are also displayed, likely for assembly or maintenance.

Parts List