GB Operator’s Manual 115 02 33-26
E NGL I SH SYMBOLS USED IN OPERATOR’S MANUAL: Always disconnect power before performing Visual inspection. cleaning or maintenance work. Do not use a coiled extension cord. Always use approved safety gloves. Minimum wire cross-section: 1,5 Maximum cable length: 30 m Voltage: 230 V mm² Clean your chain saw regularly. CAUTION! Chain saws are dangerous! Careless or improper use can Use approved face mask or safety goggles. result in severe or fatal injury.
Symbols 2 Slip clutch 11 Important! Read before using chain saw 2 Electronic overload protection 2000W 11 Contents 3 Cutting equipment 11 EC declaration of conformity 3 Chain and guide bar lubrication 12 Technical specifications 4 - Chain oil 12 Chain saw parts 5 - Filling chain oil 12 Safe use 5 - Checking automatic 12 Starting and stopping 7 Daily inspection and maintenance 7 Kickback prevention 8 Chain brake with kickback guard 9 - Kickback guard inspection 9 - Manua
E NGL I SH TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Motor 1700 2000 Rated voltage VAC 220-240 230 Rated output W 1700 2000 Frequency Hz 50/60 50 Slip clutch Yes Yes Electronic start control - Yes Electronic speed control - Yes Electronic overload protection - Yes Weight Without guide bar and chain kg 4,4 4,4 With 14” guide bar and chain kg 5,1 5,1 Oil tank volume litres 0.1 0.1 Oil consumption approx. litres 0.1/20 min. 0.1/20 min.
E NGL I SH CHAIN SAW PARTS 1. Rear handle 2. Power trigger lockout 11. Chain 3. Front handle 12. Guide bar 4. Serial No. plate 13. Chain brake release button 5. Chain tensioner 14. Kickback guard 6. Chain oil reservoir 15. Chain drive cover 19. Guide bar nut 7. Chain oil level 16. Right hand guard - protects right hand 20. Nose sprocket 8. Ventilation slots 9. Power cable chain breaks or derails in case chain breaks or derails 21. Scabbard 22. Combination tool 17. Drive sprocket 10.
E NGL I SH • Ensure that you can move and stand safely at all times. Watch out for roots, stones, branches, holes, mounds and so forth when moving around. Be particularly careful when working on slopes. Work with the trunk to your right, keeping the log between you and the guide bar. Always grip your chain saw with both hands, holding it as close to your body as possible for best control. Wherever possible, let the log take the weight of the chain saw.
CAUTION! • Make certain at all times that your footing is secure and that the chain touches nothing but the wood you are cutting. • Keep bystanders away from your work area. Starting • Grip the front handle firmly with your left hand. • Grip the rear handle firmly with your right hand. • Press and hold the power trigger lockout button with the inside of your hand and squeeze the power trigger with your index finger. Stopping Stop the saw by releasing the power trigger.
E NGL I SH KICKBACK PREVENTION DANGER! Kickbacks occur suddenly and without warning. A kickback may be violent enough to throw a chainsaw back at the user. A running chain can inflict severe and even fatal injury. It is imperative for users to be familiar with the causes of kickbacks in order to exercise the proper care and use working techniques to prevent kickback. CAUTION! Improperly sharpened cutters or the wrong chain and guide bar combination will increase the risk of kickback.
Your chain saw is equipped with a chain brake designed to • The chain brake may be activated manually or by the force stop the chain instantaneously in the event of a kickback. of inertia depending on the strength of the kickback and A chain brake can reduce the risk of accident, but only the the position of the saw in relation to the object which made operator can prevent accidents from happening. Be extremely contact with the kickback danger zone.
E NGL I SH MOUNTING GUIDE BAR AND ADJUSTING CHAIN CAUTION! Always disconnect power before performing cleaning or maintenance work. CAUTION! A loose chain can jump out of its groove during operation and cause serious or even fatal injury. 6. Replace the chain drive cover and screw the mounting nut hand tight. 1. Pull kickback guard back against the front handle to ensure that the chain brake is not applied. 7.
E NGL I S H CHAIN CATCHER The chain catcher is designed to catch a chain which breaks or jumps out of its groove. This problem will generally be avoided, however, if the chain is tensioned properly (see chapter on «Mounting guide bar and adjusting chain» page 9) and the chain and guide bar properly maintained. Ensure that the CHAIN CATCHER is undamaged.
E NGL I SH CHAIN AND GUIDE BAR LUBRICATION CAUTION! Inadequate lubrication can lead to cutting equipment failure and serious or fatal personal injury. Chain oil • A full reservoir is sufficient for 20 minutes of steady use. • The chain and bar are lubricated by an automatic oiling system. We recommend using only chain saw oil, which is • If the lubrication system does not seem to be working, and formulated for good adhesion and flow characteristics in hot or cold weather.
General instructions regarding cutters See «Technical Specifications» for the details which apply to your chain. It is very difficult to file a chain saw correctly with- • Never cut wood using a dull chain. Having to press hard is a out the proper aids. We recommend the use of a file guide to sure sign of a dull chain, as are very small chips. A very dull ensure maximum cutting efficiency with the least tendency to chain will produce sawdust rather than chips. kickback.
E NGL I SH CROSSCUTTING • Cutting a log supported at one end. The log is more than CAUTION! likely to splinter if cut straight through from the top down. If the chain becomes stuck in the kerf, STOP THE SAW! Do not attempt to jerk the saw free. You could be harmed by the chain if the saw suddenly comes loose. - Make an initial cut from below (approx. 1/3 of the Lever the saw free instead. diameter) • Cutting a log on the ground.
A danger zone surrounds the tree to a distance of Notch depth should be around 1/4 of the 2 1/2 times the height of the tree. See to it that no one is diameter of the tree and the angle should standing within this zone while you are felling the tree. be around 45°. Felling direction The line defined by the inside angle of the When felling a tree, one always aims to place it where neither notch must be precisely horizontal and objects nor difficult terrain will hamper limbing and cutting.
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