47.1cc Petrol Chainsaw
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MODEL: №. 61705 • 08/2018 • FCS4800A
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AFTER SALES SUPPORT
(toll free)
e-mail: [email protected]
1800 909 909
47.1cc Petrol Chainsaw
MODEL: №. 61705 • 08/2018 • FCS4800A
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7. Once the chain (20) is in position around the
nose of the guide bar (19), ensure that the chain
links are located within the bar guide channel,
(Fig G), and the chain (20) is fully located around
the drive sprocket (29).
8. On the chain drive side cover (23), adjust the
chain tensioning screw (37) in an anti clockwise
direction as per the following, so the assembly
of the guide bar (19) is NOT tight on the chain
(20). When replacing the existing chain, rotate
the adjustment screw 5 FULL turns in an anti-
clockwise direction.
When replacing with a new chain, rotate the
adjustment screw 10 FULL turns in an anti-
clockwise direction (Fig H).
9. After adjusting the chain tensioning screw
(37), replace the chain side cover (23) on to the
chainsaw and hold the cover firmly against the
Bar. DO NOT fit the nuts (Fig I). While holding
the cover on firmly, grasp the guide bar (19) and
slide it outward slowly (Fig J).
When the chain tensioning pin (30) aligns with
the clearance hole in the bar, the cover will drop
firmly and flat on the bar (Fig L - shows internal
side on chain drive side cover and where the
chain tensioning pin is located).
If the chain tensioning pin (30) does not align,
adjust the chain tensioning screw (37) using the
combination tool (flat blade screwdriver) (32) so
the pin aligns with the hole in the bar (Fig K).
The chain tensioning pin (30) must enter the guide bar (19), and the flat
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 FINGER TIGHT (Fig M).
Check again the cover is flat on the surface of the bar.
11. Rotate the chain (20) a few times to ensure the chain (20) is free to rotate
around the drive sprocket (29) and is correctly engaged on the sprocket.
12. Check the tension of the chain (20). It will need to be tightened. Tighten
the chain tensioner screw (37), in a clockwise direction (previous Fig K)
until the links of the chain just touch the bottom edge of the guide
bar (19).
The chain should be fully seated in the bar channel. DO NOT over tighten.
The chain (20) should be able to be lifted at least 5mm in the centre of the
bar (Fig N).
13. Tighten the chain drive side cover nuts (24) firmly using the supplied
combination tool (bar nut tube spanner) (32) (Fig O).
CAUTION: A new chain (20) will stretch after just a few minutes of use.
Check and, if necessary, re-adjust the chain tensioning screw (37).
A loose chain causes rapid wear to both the chain (20) and the guide bar
(19) and could derail causing a major safety hazard.
NOTE: Do not make ANY adjustments with the chainsaw engine running.
14. To tighten a loose chain (20), loosen the chain drive side cover lock nuts
(24), then using the supplied combination tool (flat blade screwdriver)
(32), turn the chain tensioning screw (37) clockwise to tighten the chain
(20) (Fig H). Do not over tighten, the chain (20) should be able to lift 5mm
from the middle of the bar.
15. Retighten the chain drive side cover nuts (24) firmly using the supplied
combination tool (flat blade screwdriver) (32) (Fig O). Run the chainsaw
for approximately 30 seconds and then turn the chainsaw off. Retest the
chain.
Assembly
Assembly
I.
J.
K.
L.
O.
M.
TIGHTEN
TIGHTEN
N.
5MM
H.
5 FULL
TURNS
ANTI-CLOCKWISE
G.
