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◼ Place the chainsaw down in a way that it
cannot tip over. No fuel should escape!
◼ Unscrew the fuel tank cap (1.) and re-
move (2.).
◼ With a piece of wire bent at the end, pull
out the filter insert (3.).
◼ Wash the filter insert with petrol or renew if
necessary.
◼ Perform a visual check of the cap seal and
also renew if necessary.
◼ Insert the filter insert and screw on the cap
firmly.
Removing the spark plug
◼ Pull off the spark plug connector.
◼ Unscrew the spark plug in anti-clockwise
direction with a spark plug wrench (C)
(socket).
◼ Clean the electrodes with a wire brush.
◼ Check the electrode gap with a gauge. Ad-
just to 0.6 ... 0.7 mm if necessary.
◼ Screw the spark plug with seal firmly into
the engine housing.
Mounting the spark plug
The components are assembled in the re-
verse order of removal (see diagrams above).
NOTE!
A spark plug wrench of the correct size is in-
cluded.
Cleaning cylinder cooling fins
WARNING!
Heavily contaminated cooling fins will cause
the engine to overheat and result in engine
damage!
◼ Lever off the 2 quick-fit clips on the filter
cover using a screwdriver.
◼ Remove the filter cover and filter.
◼ Pull off the spark plug connector.
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◼ Unscrew 5 securing bolts:
− 2 countersunk securing bolts next to
the quick-fit clips
− 2 securing bolts that are accessible af-
ter removing the filter cover; the air filter
must be removed
− 1 countersunk securing bolt on the side
in the area of the chain brake lever.
◼ Lift off the cylinder housing.
◼ Clean the cylinder cooling fins by suitable
means, e.g. a wire brush.
◼ Mount the cylinder housing again.
NOTE!
Ensure, when installing the cylinder housing,
that all switch wires and attachments are lo-
cated back in their original position.
Saw chain
NOTE!
Acquire the necessary information about ac-
cessories (gauges, associated files etc.) and
instructions about resharpening your saw
chain from the manufacturer or a specialist
dealer.
For reliable and trouble-free operation, the
teeth of the saw chain must always be sharp.
The teeth must be resharpened (with a file) if:
− the saw chippings begin to take on a pow-
dery form
− additional effort is required to make a cut
− a straight cut is no longer possible
− heavy vibrations are experienced
− the fuel consumption increases.
Adhere to the following angles when resharp-
ening manually:
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