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47.1cc Petrol  Chainsaw

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MODEL: №. 61705  •  08/2018  •  FCS4800A

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47.1cc Petrol  Chainsaw

MODEL: №. 61705  •  08/2018  •  FCS4800A

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Problem

Possible Cause

Solution

Engine will not start

No spark in the spark plug (17)
 

Flooded engine

Clean the spark plug (17).
Replace the old spark plug (17) with a  

new one.
With the on/off switch (4) off, remove spark 

plug (17) from the engine. Ensure choke 

control (10) is pushed in completely, and 

pull the recoil starter (11) 15 to 20 times. This 

will clear excess fuel from engine. Clean and 

reinstall spark plug (17), air filter (14), and air 

filter cover (15). Lift the on/off switch (4) to 

the “On” position.  Pull  the recoil starter (11) 

three times with choke control (10) pushed 

in completely. If engine does not start, move 

choke control (10) to the fully extended posi-

tion and repeat normal starting procedure. 
If engine still fails to start, repeat procedure 

with a new spark plug (17).

Engine starts but will 

not accelerate 

properly.

Carburettor requires adjustment.
 

 

Chain brake (13) is engaged.

Refer to page 21 for adjustment, however,  

It is recommended this adjustment is  

performed by a Service Agent.
Release chain brake (13).

Engine does not reach
full speed and/

or emits excessive 

smoke

Check 4 stroke oil is in the combination 

oil tank (6), and fuel in the fuel tank (8)
Air filter (14) is dirty
Carburettor requires adjustment.

Chain brake (13) is engaged.

Use fresh fuel and good quality 4 stroke oil.
 

Clean air filter (14).
Refer to page 21 for adjustment, however, It is 

recommended this adjustment is performed by  

a Service Agent.
Release chain brake (13).

Guide bar (19) and 

chain (20) running hot 

and smoking.

Chain tension too tight.
Check guide bar (19) and chain (20) 

assembly.
Guide bar (19) and chain (20) are  

damaged.

Re-tension the chain (20).
Refer to “Changing / Replacing” of the 

Guide Bar and Chain” section in manual.
Inspect guide bar (19) and chain (20) for 

damage.

 

For other issues not covered in this chart,  please call Customer Service  on 1800 909 909.

Engine displacement:  

47.1cc 4 Stroke / 47.1cm

3

Engine type:  

Air cooled, single cylinder, 4-Stroke 

Engine speed at idling:  

3,000 +/- 200 min-

1

Maximum engine speed:  

10,500 min-

+/- 5%

Fuel type:  

Unleaded fuel

Fuel tank capacity:  

550 ml

Combination Oil tank capacity:  

260 ml

Oil Type:      

 4 stroke engine oil (SAE 10W/30)  

or equivalent full synthetic 4 stroke oil.

Bar oil feed system:  

Mechanical pump

Chain and Guide Bar Type:  

16” Sprocket Nose   

Guide bar length:  

40cm/16” 

Cutting Length:     

36 cm 

Chain pitch:  

3/8”

Chain drive link thickness:   

0.050” / 1.27mm

Maximum chain speed:  

21.9 m/s

Drive Sprocket # of teeth:  

6T

Drive Sprocket pitch:  

3/8”

Net weight:  

5.68kg

Spark plug:  

Torch CMR5H  

Noise label rating:    

112dB(A)

A-weighted sound pressure level:    

86.4dB(A)

A-weighted sound power level:    

111.4dB(A)

Product Dimensions:  

79 x 24 x 28cm (L x W x H)

This product complies with:  

 Safety  AS 2726.1 2004 

EN ISO 11681-1:2011    

EMC   EN ISO 14982:2009

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Summary of Contents for 61705

Page 1: ...fo 61705 47 1 4 STROKE PETROL CHAINSAW https help tools Read all safety warnings and all instructions thoroughly before operating this product Ensure you keep your manual in a safe place for future re...

Page 2: ...arts 2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION 2 Intended use of the 41 7cc 4 Stroke Petrol Chainsaw 2 Contents of carton 2 Description of Symbols 3 General SafetyWarnings 4 Additional Safety Rules for Petrol Chainsaws...

Page 3: ...branches Contents of carton 1 x Petrol Chainsaw 1 x Bucking Spike fitted 1 x 16 Bar and Chain fitted 1 x Bar Cover fitted 1 x Combination Tool Spark Plug Spanner Bar Nut Tube Spanner Flat Blade Screwd...

Page 4: ...lose control 2 Personal safety a Stay alert watch what you are doing and use common sense when operating a power tool Do not use a power tool while you are tired or under the influence of drugs alcoh...

Page 5: ...the reach of children and do not allow persons unfamiliar with the power tool or these instructions to operate the power tool Power tools are dangerous in the hands of untrained users d Maintain power...

Page 6: ...use a good quality 4 stroke oil Do NOT mix oil and fuel We recommend ALDI GARDENLINE Synthetic 4 Stroke Oil Never fill fuel tank indoors Never fill fuel tank when engine is running or hot Do not smok...

Page 7: ...filter cover 16 Air filter cover knob 17 Spark plug Spark plug cover 18 Bucking Spike Spiked Bumper 19 Guide bar 20 Chain 21 Muffler 22 Clutch Brake assembly internal 23 Chain drive side cover 24 Chai...

Page 8: ...chain 20 from the guide bar 19 starting at the nose of the guide bar first Once the chain 20 is removed from the guide bar 19 the slack chain can be removed off the main drive sprocket and lifted over...

Page 9: ...faces of both the chainsaw and chain drive side cover 23 must be flat against the bar before the nuts are applied 10 Fit the chain drive side cover nuts 24 and tighten FINGERTIGHT Fig M Check again th...

Page 10: ...e to the engine Do not use oil meant for 2 stroke engines it will cause spark plug fouling exhaust blocking and piston ring sticking Do not use fuel that has been left standing for one month or more a...

Page 11: ...y and the starting action is not controlled NOTE This chainsaw is fitted with an easy start recoil starter 11 This means the recoil starter only needs to be pulled at a steady medium rate and not hard...

Page 12: ...cause The oil tank 6 could be empty or the oil supply to the chain blocked This may require removal of the guide bar 19 and checking that the upper oil hole in the bar is clear of any blockages Fig A...

Page 13: ...he event of kickback In the event of a kickback the guide bar 19 kicks up the wrist of the operator s hand on the top handle knocks against the front guard chain brake 13 causing it to move forward th...

Page 14: ...king into account the direction of the wind the position of branches lean of the tree ease of subsequent limbing and bucking and other factors prevalent at the time While cutting always Run the chains...

Page 15: ...1 2 1 2 1 2 AL 1 Clear the area around the tree and make sure that you have a good foothold and clear retreat path 2 Ensure that others in the area are aware of the felling and ensure people and anim...

Page 16: ...re up the rails using a flat file AP NOTE This product is not suitable for repair or maintenance work by the unskilled person The following detail explains how the product is cleaned and basic mainten...

Page 17: ...ed of all wood chips dirt etc prior to storage A chainsaw carry bag 38 is supplied with this chainsaw Place the chainsaw with the bar cover 31 installed into the chainsaw bag and secure the zip Carry...

Page 18: ...Carefully read through this entire instruction manual before using your new Gardenline Chainsaw Take special care to heed the Cautions and Warnings Your Gardenline Chainsaw has many features that wil...

Page 19: ...r filter 14 is dirty Carburettor requires adjustment Chain brake 13 is engaged Use fresh fuel and good quality 4 stroke oil Clean air filter 14 Refer to page 21 for adjustment however It is recommende...

Page 20: ...are developed to our stringent quality specifications If you are not entirely satisfied with this product please return it to your nearest ALDI store within 60 days from the date of purchase for a ful...

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