Vibrations; Description Of Device / Spare Parts; Assembly; Before The First Start-Up - ATIKA KS 2403/40 Notice Originale

Vibrations

Hand arm vibration rear a = 5.68 m/s²
h
Hand arm vibration front a
v
Measuring uncertainty 1.5 m/s²
The indicated vibration emission level has been measured accord-
ing to a standardised test method and can be used to compare
power tools.
It can also be used for an initial estimate of the vibration exposure.
The actual vibration emission level during the use of the ma-
chine may differ from that indicated in the operating instructions or
indicated by the manufacturer.
This may be caused by the following factors to be minded before
and during the use:
− Proper use of the machine
− Correct cutting or machining of material
− Proper condition of the machine for use
− Use of the correct and sharp cutting tool
− Handles and optional anti-vibration handles properly mount-
ed on the machine body
When you feel uncomfortable or notice discoloration of skin on
your hands during the use of the machine, stop working immedi-
ately. Observe sufficient break times to rest. Failure to have suffi-
cient break times may result in a hand-arm vibration syndrome.
The extent of exposure depending on the type of work or machine
use should be estimated and appropriate breaks taken. In this
way, the extent of exposure can be considerably reduced over the
entire work time. Minimise the risk caused by vibrations. Maintain
this machine according to the instructions in the manual. If you
intend to use this machine frequently, contact your local author-
ised dealer and purchase anti-vibration accessories if required.
Avoid the use of this machine at temperatures under 10°C. Create
a work schedule in order to minimise vibration exposure.

Description of device / spare parts

Pos. Denomination
1 Guide bar (sword)
2 Saw chain 91PJ 56X
3 Fastening screw
4 Chain tension ring
5 Cover
6 Chain tensioner
7 Seal Oil flow canal
8 Chain wheel
9 On/Off switch
10 Rear handle
11 Trip switch
12 Front handle
13 Front hand guard (chain brake)
14 Claw stopper
15 Oil tank cap
16 Guide bar cover (scabbard)
17 Safety label
18 Saw chain oil 100 ml (without pic.)
19 Cable strain relief
= 4.69 m/s
2
Order-No.
364864
364863
364866
364872
364867
362923
364868
364865
362921
364869
362928

Assembly


Observe the enclosed mounting sheet!
Connect the chain saw to the power supply system
only after having finished the complete assembly
Risk of injury!
Wear protective gloves when assembling.
Installing the guide bar and the saw chain
Put the chain saw downward on an even face.
Remove the cover (5) by loosening the fastening screw
(3).
Insert the saw chain (2) into the circular guide slot of the
guide bar (1).
Put on the guide bar (1). The guide bar retainer (A) must
reach into the slot of the guide rail.
Remount the cover (5).
Clamping the saw chain as described in section
ing of saw chain

Before the first start-up

Chain lubrication (oil-automatic)

The chain saw is not delivered filled with saw chain
adhering oil
Never operate the chain saw without lubrication. Any use

without chain saw oil may result in damage of the saw
chain and guide bar.
The durability and cutting power of the chain depends on the
optimal lubrication. During operation the saw chain is automati-
cally wetted with oil.

Charging the oil tank

Schutzhandschuhe tragen!
Haut- und Augenkontakt vermeiden!
Put the chain saw on a suitable base.
Unscrew the oil tank lock (15).

Fill the oil tank with bio-degradable chain saw adher-

ing oil (app. 120 ml) (order no. 362928).

The fill level can be seen on the inspection window. For

easier filling use a funnel


Screw on the oil tank lock (15) again

Never use recycled oil or used oil. The guarantee expires
when using oil which is not allowed for such devices.

Attend to the correct running direction of the
chain links.
When assembling, pay attention that the chain
links are lying correctly within the guide slot
and on the chain wheel (8).
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When filling observe that no dirt reaches the oil
tank
Clamp-
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