Product Familiarisation; Intended Use; Unpacking Your Tool; Before Use - Silverline 242927 Mode D'emploi

242927

Product Familiarisation

1 Guide Bar
2 Saw Chain
3 Front Hand Guard (chain brake)
4 Front Handle
5 Recoil Starter
6 Air Cleaner Cover
7 Cover Screw
8 Ventilation holes
9 Fuel Tank
10 Choke Lever
11 Throttle Trigger
12 Throttle Interlock
13 Rear Handle
14 Engine Switch
15 Chain Oil Reservoir
16 Chain Cover
17 Guide Bar Nuts
18 Bumper Spikes
19 Exhaust Muffler
20 Air Cleaner
21 Spark Plug Cap
22 Spark Plug
23 Safety Cover
24 Slotted Screwdriver
25 Hex Key
26 Chainsaw Combination Wrench
27 Fuel Mixing Bottle
28 Socket Head Cap Screws
29 Sprocket
30 Guide Bar Bolts
31 Chain Tensioner Screw
32 'T' Idle Adjusting Screw
33 'H' Screw
34 'L' Screw
35 Chain Oil Adjustment Screw
Petrol Chainsaw 385mm

Intended Use

Petrol chainsaw for medium-duty domestic gardening tasks, such as felling small trees,
cutting logs and firewood.
WARNING: This chainsaw is ONLY designed for cutting wood, and must not be used with
other materials.

Unpacking Your Tool

• Carefully unpack and inspect your tool. Fully familiarise yourself with all its features
and functions
• Ensure that all parts of the tool are present and in good condition. If any parts are
missing or damaged, have such parts replaced before attempting to use this tool

Before Use

Assembling the chainsaw
WARNING: Wear cut-proof gloves when assembling the chainsaw, to avoid injury.
1. Disengage the chain brake by pulling the Front Hand Guard (3) towards the Front
Handle (4) until you hear a 'click' sound
2. Loosen the Guide Bar Nuts (17), using the supplied Chainsaw Combination Wrench
(26). Remove the Guide Bar Nuts and take off the Chain Cover (16)
3. Install the Bumper Spikes (18) to the appropriate mounting holes in the engine block,
using the two supplied Socket Head Cap Screws (28) and tighten with the supplied
Hex Key (25)
4. Gear the Saw Chain (2) to the Sprocket (29) (pay attention to the correct chain
rotation direction, as indicated in Fig. A), fit the Guide Bar (1) on to the two Guide Bar
Bolts (30), and fit the Saw Chain around the nose of the Guide Bar
Note: Ensure the
Saw Chain (2) sits
inside the grove of
the Guide Bar and
moves freely around
the Sprocket (29) and
Guide Bar (1) when
turned by hand.
5. Adjust the position of the Chain Tensioner Screw (31) to fit the lower hole inside the
Guide Bar
6. Refit the Chain Cover and tighten the Guide Bar Nuts finger tight
7. Adjust the chain tension by turning the Chain Tensioner Screw in a clockwise
direction, until the chain sits snug to bottom of the Guide Bar
8. Tighten both Guide Bar Nuts firmly (12-15Nm)
9. Check for smooth rotation of the Saw Chain. Loosen the Guide Bar Nuts and readjust
the Chain Tensioner Screw, if required
Note: A new saw chain will expand when first used. Check and readjust chain tension
frequently, as a loose chain can easily derail, and incorrect chain tension leads to
premature wear, damage and encourages dangerous kickback.
Preparing 2-stroke mix
Note: This chainsaw is powered by a 2-stroke engine that requires a petrol/oil mixture
as fuel.
WARNING: ALWAYS use dedicated 2-stroke oil. DO NOT use regular engine oil for 2-stroke
mix.
1. Use the supplied 2-stroke Fuel Mixing Bottle (27) to measure the required amount of
oil (see mixing chart Fig. B)
Unleaded Petrol
40:1
2-Stroke Oil
WARNING: DO NOT pour oil directly into the Fuel Tank (9). The 2-stroke mix needs to
be prepared and thoroughly mixed in a separate container, prior to being filled into the
chainsaw.
2. Pour the required amount of unleaded petrol into the Fuel Mixing Bottle, close and
shake until thoroughly mixed
Note: 2-stroke mix must not be stored long-term. ONLY mix the amount required for
immediate consumption. Refer to the 'Storing Fuel' section for further information.
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FIG. A
FIG. B
1L 2L 3L 5L
25ml 50ml 75ml 125ml
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