9
4. Look at Figures 5 and 6. Loosen the screw
(#40)
to turn the housing. Turn the housing to the desired degree of
rotation. Chains exist in different sizes and with different angles for sharpening. Consult the chain manufacturer's
instructions to determine which angle you need to sharpen the chain. When you have adjusted the angle, tighten
the screw
(#40)
.
5. Lower the motor housing
(#10+23)
so that the grinding wheel
(#7)
brushes the chain teeth.
Sharpening.
6. Hold the position while tightening the screw
(#40)
so that the disc only lowers at this point. See
fig. 7.
7. Depending on the amount of material to be
removed, tighten or loosen the screw
(#51)
and
tighten the nut. See fig.5. Screw
#51
has a nut lock
with which you can adjust how much material is
removed. When you have set the nut, tighten the
screw (#51) completely.
9. If the chain has already been sharpened
several times, limit the chain depth and the
chain links must be filed down with a flat file
(not supplied).
See Figs.
8 & 9
. file each link down so that
they are lower than the cutting tooth.
8. Attach the chain to the fixing plate
(#48)
by
tightening the screw
(#49)
as shown in Fig. 8.
The screw
(49)
should be positioned so that it
can be easily loosened or tightened.
You will need to loosen and tighten it each time
you move to the next link in the chain.
Screw (#40)
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
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