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INTSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

CHAINSAW

Motor operation

Turn the L screw slowly clockwise up to the point where the idle speed reaches its maximum.
Then, turn the screw head back counterclockwise by a quarter of turn (¼) .
Turn the idle speed adjustment screw (T) counterclockwise until the chain stops. If the idle
speed is too low, turn the screw clockwise.
Perform a test cut and set the „H“ screw to an optimum performance, not to a maximum
speed.
L (1) screw (fig. 16)
H (2) screw (fig. 16)
Idle speed adjustment screw (3) (fig. 16)

Carburettor anti-freeze device

When operating the saw at temperatures of 0 to 5 °C and high humidity, ice may form inside
the carburettor. This leads to performance reduction or irregular machine running. Thus, 
installing a dedicated accessory allows the saw to heat up the air fed from the right of the 
cylinder head to prevent ice formation. Under normal conditions, the saw operates in default 
mode, i.e. the one used right at the time of purchase. If ice formation occurs, the saw must be 
switched to the anti-freeze mode before use (fig. 17).

Operation mode switching 

(fig. 17)

Switch the lever to turn the engine off.
Remove the air filter lid from the cylinder cover.
Loosen the screw and remove the diaphragm from the back of the air filter lid.
Fix the diaphragm back in place so that the anti-freeze cap is positioned to the right of the
diaphragm.  Fix the cylinder cover back in its original position.
Air filter lid (1) (fig. 17).
Anti-freeze cap (2) (fig. 17).
Screw (3) (fig. 17).
Normal operating mode (4) (fig. 17).
Anti-freeze mode (5) (fig. 17).
Diaphragm (6) (fig. 17).

CAUTION! 

Operating the saw in the anti-freeze mode even when the temperatures have

returned to normal may cause engine startup problems or prevent working at normal speed. 
Therefore, it is necessary that the saw be switched back into the normal operating mode if 
there is no more any freezing risk

When operating the saw in the anti-freeze mode, please check the diaphragm regularly and
keep it clean (remove any saw dust).

Chain brake

This saw incorporates an automatic brake to stop the chain rotation after a kickback occurs

Summary of Contents for FZP 3001-B

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Page 11: ...TRUCTION LABELS ATTACHED TO THE MACHINE 14 MACHINE DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE OF DELIVERY 16 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 16 Before using your machine Working equipment and clothing OPERATION 18 Fuel handling instr...

Page 12: ...24 Kickback protection Tree felling MAINTENANCE 26 Maintenance after each use Points of regular maintenance CHAIN AND GUIDE MAINTENANCE 27 Chain Chain guide SPECIFICATIONS 28 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...

Page 13: ...and instructions for use Familiarize with operating elements and the proper use of the device Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference We recommend keeping the original package including t...

Page 14: ...p CHAIN LUBRICATION OIL re lling icon position oil tank cap ON OFF icon The engine will switch to the O STOP position and will stop Position rear left of the unit Choke icon Pull the choke out half wa...

Page 15: ...the screw used to set low speed The T position is used to set idle speed Position rear left of the unit Please read the instructions for use carefully before using the machine When operating the machi...

Page 16: ...points that require attention to be paid when operating the machine to prevent serious or fatal injuries Please read through and observe the safety instructions thoroughly Caution This symbol marks in...

Page 17: ...unt to about 2 hours for a single day Make sure you always have the instructions for use with you to keep it ready when you need it Make sure to include the instructions for use when selling lending o...

Page 18: ...rea at a distance of at least 2 5 times the length of the subject being cut Please check the machine for damaged worn or missing parts Please never use the machine if damaged improperly adjusted or in...

Page 19: ...the front handle with your left hand Hug the saw handles rmly with your thumb pressing against other ngers A rm grip helps to limit the kickback and keep control over the saw The workplace must be fr...

Page 20: ...the bar on the drive unit Tighten the chain cover tensioning nut down to the bottom hole on the guide g 4 Hole 8 Tightening nut 9 Chain cover 10 Note The chain must be attached to the bar in proper di...

Page 21: ...dicated petrol can only Note Used fuel is the usual cause of most engine failures Do not mix petrol with oil designed for four stroke engines Chain lubrication oil g 8 Please use engine oil SAE 10W 30...

Page 22: ...n g 14 Chain lubrication oil 1 g 14 The oil ow can be set with a screwdriver at the bottom hole on the clutch side Set according to your work conditions g 15 Screw to set the oil ow 1 g 15 Note When t...

Page 23: ...t at the time of purchase If ice formation occurs the saw must be switched to the anti freeze mode before use g 17 Operation mode switching g 17 Switch the lever to turn the engine off Remove the air...

Page 24: ...engine running at idle speed for several minutes Set the switch to 0 position STOP g 20 Switch 1 g 20 10 CUTTING CAUTION Please read the Safe operation chapter before you continue We recommend that y...

Page 25: ...e wedge notch level CAUTION When felling trees please warn other persons in the neighborhood of a potential hazard Wedge notch 1 g 22 Separation cut 2 g 22 Falling direction 3 g 22 Debranching and tru...

Page 26: ...from inside g 27 Lubrication hole Please remove the bar and check the lubrication hole continuity g 28 Guide Once the bar is removed please clear the dust from grooves and lubrication hole g 29 Lubri...

Page 27: ...h new if necessary Front and rear dampers If the damper rubber section is damaged or worn replace it If the rear damper metal part is distorted by the set pin impacts and the clearance between these p...

Page 28: ...acement g 36 Ruler 1 g 36 Gap 2 g 36 Zero gap 3 g 36 The chain tilts 4 g 36 13 SPECIFICATIONS Chainsaw type 4500 Weight without guard and chain 5 5 Kg Dimensions without guard and chain 410x235x265 mm...

Page 29: ...ith standards below EN 836 1997 A1 A2 A3 AC EN ISO 14982 1998 FAST R a s company is entitled to act on behalf of the manufacturer CE label 12 In any on 29 12 2011 Name Stamp Signature 15 DISPOSAL INST...

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