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Chain saw
Features
Before starting the equipment
Caution! Do not fit the battery untill the equipment has
been fully assembled and all the settings have been
actuated. Always wear protective gloves when working on
the equipment to protect yourself against injury. Carefully
unpack all parts and check that they are complete.
NOTE: The tension of a new chain must be checked after a
few minutes in operation, and adjusted if necessary. To do
so switch the device off. Remove the battery and apply the
chain brake.
Filling with chain oil
CAUTION!
• Only add environmentally friendly, good quality chain
lubricating oil to the chain saw.
• Do not add used oil. Used oil can cause skin cancer with
extended and repeated skin contact, and is damaging to
the environment! Used oil does not have the necessary
lubricating characteristics and is unsuitable for chain
lubrication.
• An oil other than the recommended oil can cause
damage to the rail, chain and lubrication system.
• Make sure that no dirt gets into the oil tank.
• Avoid oil spillages. Always wipe up spilled oil.
• Unscrew the oil tank cap.
• Carefully add the chain lubricating oil until it reaches the
top mark on the oil level indicator. Oil
tank capacity: max. 220 ml
• Screw the oil tank cap on tightly by hand.
Commissioning
Chain brake
WARNING!
Always check that the chain brake is working properly
before use. If not, do not use the chainsaw and have it
repaired by a qualified specialist or a specialist workshop.
The chain saw is equipped with protective equipment
activated by a chain brake, which brings the chain to a
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
standstill within a fraction of a second in the event of
kickback. With kickback, the chain brake will be trigged
automatically through the contact of the hand guard with
the left hand.
Therefore, always hold the chainsaw tight in both hands.
Manual activation of the chain brake
• Tilt the hand guard in the direction of the guide bar tip.
Releasing the chain brake
• Draw the hand guard in the direction of the bow-type
handle.
Checking the chain brake
• Set the chainsaw down on a firm surface.
• Release the chain brake.
• Hold the chainsaw tight in both hands.
•Switch the chainsaw on. The chainsaw starts running.
• Tilt the hand guard in the direction of the guide bar tip.
The chain must come to an immediate standstill! If not, do
not use the chainsaw and have it repaired by a qualified
specialist or a specialist workshop.
• After work, regularly clean the visible mechanisms of the
chain brake to remove chips and sawing residues.
REF. 08761
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