Full Product Manual

Assembly

Before using the chainsaw, always check that the chain brake is

in perfect working order. Otherwise, do not use the chainsaw and

have it repaired by a qualified technician or a service center.

Chain Brake

The chainsaw features a safety chain brake which stops the

chain within a fraction of a second in the event of a kickback.

If a kickback occurs, the chain brake is automatically actuated

by touching the hand guard with your left hand. Always hold the

chainsaw rmly with both hands.

To manually activate the chain brake tilt the hand guard towards

the saw rail tip. To loosen the chain brake pull the hand guard

towards the handlebar.

Checking the Chain Brake

Place the chainsaw on a secure surface. Loosen the chain brake.

Hold the chainsaw with both hands. Turn the chainsaw on. Tilt the

hand guard towards the saw rail tip causing the chain to stop.

Lubricating the Chain

Check the amount of oil on the oil level indicator. Always add chain

oil when the reservoir is low. Always check the oil level before

operating the chainsaw. Check the chain oil level during operation

and top up with chain oil as needed. The unit should be operated

with adequate chain lubricating oil at all times. Inadequate

lubrication will reduce the service life of the chainsaw and require

extra effort in cutting.

Checking the chain lubrication

Start the chainsaw and hold the running saw chain 6 inches above

a sheet of paper, cardboard or other surface. If there is adequate

chain lubrication, the oil in line with the chainsaw will form a light

trail visible on the surface.

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