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Assembly
DANGER! Risk of injury during
operation! Improperly mounted
parts can cause severe and even
fatal injuries when using the device!
This device may only be commis-
sioned if all parts are mounted com-
pletely and tightly and no part is dam-
aged!
• Therefore, read the whole chapter
before you assemble the parts!
• Assemble the parts carefully and
completely.
• Use tools when their use is sug-
gested.
CAUTION! Risk of injuries due to
cuts! The teeth of the saw chain are
very sharp! Protective gloves must be
worn for all work on the chain.
WARNING! Risk of injury! An
improperly mounted saw chain
causes uncontrolled cutting behav-
iour of the device! When assembling
the chain, heed the prescribed run-
ning direction!
Assembling the saw rail and saw chain
– Release the chain brake (3) (move the
hand guard back and engage it).
► P. 4, item 4
– Unlock, undo the quick locking device (7)
and remove the chain wheel guard (8).
► P. 4, item 5
Note: When attaching the chain,
heed the correct position of the guide
groove (saw rail).
– Place the sawing chain onto the chain
wheel. Pay attention to the chain's correct
direction of rotation: the direction in
which the arrow points on the chain
must match the direction marked on
the chain wheel.
– Attach the saw rail and push it towards the
chain wheel.
– Insert the sawing chain into the guiding
groove of the saw rail.
– Route the sawing chain around the saw
rail. Ensure the correct location inside the
guiding groove.
► P. 4, item 6
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– Attach the chain wheel cover. The chain
dowel spin must engage in the hole of the
saw rail.
– Now gently tighten the quick locking
device (7).
Tightening the chain
► P. 4, item 6
– Slightly lift the tip of the saw rail.
– Check if the sawing chain runs smoothly
by turning it manually.
– Turn the tensioning screw (6) until the
chain lies on the underside of the saw rail.
– Tighten and lock quick locking device (7).
Letting the saw chain run in
During the run-in time, re-tension the saw
chain and rail after a maximum of 5 cuts.
Checking the tensioning of the saw
chain
The saw chain is tensioned correctly if it lies
close against the underside of the saw rail
and can be moved easily by hand.
Readjust tension of the saw chain when nec-
essary (► Re-tensioning the saw chain –
p. 62).
Checking the chain lubrication
The device may not be used without sufficient
chain lubrication. Insufficient lubrication
reduces the service life of the device.
– Check the oil quantity in the tank.
– Start the device.
– Hold the running saw chain approx. 15 cm
over a suitable surface for a time (15 s).
If there is sufficient chain lubrication, the oil
spraying off of the saw chain will form a slight
trail.
Checking the chain brake
The chain brake ensures immediate blocking
of the saw chain in case of a kickback. Before
beginning work with the device, it must be
checked to ensure that it is functioning cor-
rectly.
– Set device on the ground.
– Start the device.
– Tip the hand guard forwards. The chain
must stop immediately.
– If the chain brake is not working correctly,
contact a service partner immediately.
Filling up saw chain oil
► P. 4, item 7
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