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FUXTEC EA216 Operator'S Manual Download Page 9

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Type

EA216

EA218

Nominal voltage

V

120

Battery type

Charger

EA20
EA30
EC130
EC440

Ah
Ah
A
A

2.0
3.0
1.0
3.5

Chain speed (no load)

m/s

12

Saw rail length

Mm
inch

410

16

460

18

Oil tank volume

ml

160

Weight (without battery)

Kg
lbs

5
11

A-weighted sound pressure level according to ISO 22868, EN 3744:

Sound pressure level L

pA

dB(A)

89

Sound power level L

wA

dB(A)

103

Uncertainty K

dB

3

Total vibration value according to ISO 22867:

Emission value a

h

m/s²

3.5

Uncertainty K

m/s²

1.5

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Summary of Contents for EA216

Page 1: ...N CORDLESS CHAINSAW Model EA216 EA218 Operator s Manual and Part List Before use please read understand this manual paying particular attention to the safety instructions Retain these instructions for...

Page 2: ...or use Instructions for use Basic working technique Basic working technique Maintenance and care 24 Disposal information 25 Symbols used in this manual WARNING Denotes impending danger Non observance...

Page 3: ...G Before using the garden tool read and follow these operating instructions the user instructions of associated supplied accessories charger battery the currently valid site rules and the regulations...

Page 4: ...result in electric shock fire and or serious injury Save all warnings and instructions for future reference The term power tool in all of the warnings refers to your mains operated corded power tool o...

Page 5: ...on Protective equipment such as dust mask non skid safety shoes hard hat or hearing protection used for appropriate conditions will reduce personal injuries Prevent unintentional starting Ensure the s...

Page 6: ...power tools Keep cutting tools sharp and clean Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp cutting edges are less likely to bind and are easier to control Use the power tool accessories and tool bit...

Page 7: ...commended Suitable protective clothing reduces the risk of injury from flying splinters and of accidentally touching the saw chain Do not work with the chain saw in a tree Always ensure you have a fir...

Page 8: ...on the upper edge of the guide rail the rail may quickly recoil in the direction of the operator A kickback occurs when the electric power tool is used incorrectly or erroneously A kickback can be pre...

Page 9: ...Saw rail length Mm inch 410 16 460 18 Oil tank volume ml 160 Weight without battery Kg lbs 5 11 A weighted sound pressure level according to ISO 22868 EN 3744 Sound pressure level LpA dB A 89 Sound p...

Page 10: ...n slot for battery 5 Protection hood 6 Saw chain 7 Saw rail 8 Spiked bumper 9 Hand guard chain brake 10 Handlebar 11 Chain tension wheel 12 Chain cover 13 Hand wheel 14 Oil tank cover 15 Oil tank with...

Page 11: ...ivery Prior to initial operation charge the batteries fully See user manual of the battery charger Assembling Attaching saw rail and saw chain WARNING The teeth on the saw chain are very sharp Wear pr...

Page 12: ...hain wheel Tighten the chain tension wheel anti clockwise to tension the chain The saw chain must not sag but it should be possible to pull it 2 4 millimetres off the saw rail in the middle of the saw...

Page 13: ...ed may damage the rail the chain and the lubricating system Ensure that dirt does not get into the oil tank Avoid spilling oil Always wipe up any spilled oil Unscrew the oil tank cap a Carefully pour...

Page 14: ...the chain saw firmly with both hands Manually activating the chain brake Tilt the hand guard a towards the saw rail tip Loosening the chain brake Pull the hand guard towards the handlebar Checking the...

Page 15: ...Carefully pour in the chain lubricating oil until it reaches the upper mark on the oil level indicator b Tighten the oil tank cap a by hand Check the chain oil level even during operation and top up...

Page 16: ...of the LED light up after the button is pressed the battery is faulty and must be replaced Using the device WARNING Before using the power tool familiarise yourself thoroughly with the sawing techniqu...

Page 17: ...When working always hold the power tool with both hands Hold the power tool with the left hand on the hand grip with the right hand on the handle in a balanced position with your feet firmly on the g...

Page 18: ...e sawing With this technique the underside of the saw rail saws from top to bottom The saw chain pushes the power tool forwards away from the user The front edge of the power tool forms a support whic...

Page 19: ...an obstacle free escape route for all those involved People withdraw B at an angle opposite the direction of fall the area around the trunk is free of obstacles risk of tripping the next workplace is...

Page 20: ...ommend supporting trunks which are to be sawn through on sawhorses If this is not possible the trunk should be raised and supported with the aid of the supporting branches or via support blocks In are...

Page 21: ...ance and care WARNING Before performing any work on the garden tool remove the battery Risk of injury by the sharp cutters Wear protective gloves In the interest of your own safety Perform only the ma...

Page 22: ...check that it runs perfectly It must slide freely in the rail Tighten the hand wheel to attach the rail and the cover NOTE Check and re adjust the tension of a new chain after working for a few minute...

Page 23: ...rmation WARNING Render redundant garden tools unusable mains operated tool by removing the power cord battery operated tool by removing the battery Recycling raw materials instead of waste disposal De...

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