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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Safety instructions and accident prevention.

To prevent the incorrect handling of the chainsaw, 

please read the operating instructions in their entirety 

before using the chainsaw for the first time.

All the information on the handling of the chainsaw is 

relevant to your personal safety.  Ask a professional to 

show you how to use the chainsaw!

•  Before plugging in, check the plug and cable for dam-

age.  If damage is discovered, have it repaired by a 

specialist immediately.

•  Never use a damaged cable, connection or plug or a 

power cable which does not comply with the require-

ments.  If the cable is damaged or severed unplug 

immediately.

• Switch the chainsaw off before releasing the chain 

brake.

•  Always wear goggles and protective gloves when  

working with the chainsaw.

•  To prevent injury, wear tight-fitting clothes and safety 

boots.

•  To prevent damage to your hearing, wear earmuffs, 

helmets with a visor are particularly  advantageous.

•  Make sure you have a firm footing when working 

with the chainsaw.

•  Keep your place of work tidy.

•  To prevent electric shock, avoid contact with earthed 

parts.

• Always pull the plug out of the power socket before

  doing any work on the chainsaw.

• Only plug in when the chainsaw is switched off.

•  The chainsaw must be used only by one person

  at a time.  All other persons must stay clear of the 

chainsaw’s area of swing.  Children and pets in 

particular must be kept away at all times.

•  The saw must not be touching anything when 

it starts up.

• Hold the chainsaw firmly in both hands when 

  working with it.

•  The chainsaw must not be operated by children

  and young people.  The only exception to this 

prohibition are young persons of 16 years and over 

who can use the chainsaw under supervision as part 

of their training.  Lend the saw only to those persons 

who are familiar with this type of chainsaw and know 

how to handle it.

   Always pass on the operating instructions together 

with the chainsaw.

•  Make sure the chains saw is stored in a place 

inaccessible to children.

•  The saw may be operated only by persons who are 

rested and in good health, i.e. in a good physical 

condition.  If you start to tire, have a rest break.  The 

chainsaw should not be used after the consumption 

of alcohol.

•  Never expose the chainsaw to rain or bad weather.

Make sure there is enough light at the place of work.  

Do not use power tools in the vicinity of combustible 

liquids or gases.

•  If the chainsaw is not being used for a while, it must 

be set aside in such a way that no other person is 

endangered.

•  Never use the chainsaw when standing on a ladder 

in a tree or in any other unstable places.  Do not saw 

with one hand.

• The power cable must always lead away from the 

rear of the chainsaw.

• Use only original accessories.

• Chainsaws used outdoors must be connected up to 

an earth-leakage circuit-breaker.

• Do not overload your power tools.  They run best and 

safest within the given range of capacity.

• Always use the correct power tool.  Do not use low-

powered chainsaws for heavy jobs.

SAFETY

Summary of Contents for EC2000

Page 1: ...A comprehensive in house repair and service facility is available through your local agent SERVICE AND REPAIR OTHER OSAKI PRODUCTS ...

Page 2: ...ed Date 1st Jan 2006 Name Martin Cooke Position Director The Kennedy Group Ltd QUALITY GUARANTEE WARRANTY OSAKI LAWN GARDENTOOLS carry one years manufacturers warranty OSAKI LAWN GARDENTOOLS are designed produced to the highest standards specifications OSAKI LAWN GARDENTOOLS are fully guaranteed against faulty materials workmanship Should they be found to be defective they will either be repaired o...

Page 3: ...A 279 0260K Powerful electric chainsaw ideal for jobs around the garden and for sawing logs 2 000 watt motor 40cm bar length 10m cable Anti kick device Quick stop mechanism stops the chain in 0 15 seconds Automatic chain oiling system Safety guard ...

Page 4: ... wood or objects made of wood Any other types of use are at your own risk and could be dangerous The manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage caused by improper or incorrect usage INTRODUCTION DESCRIPTION See fig 4 01 Rear grip 02 Safety switch 03 Front grip 04 Front finger guard Chain break 05 Saw chain 06 Lock nut 07 Guide bar cover 08 Guide bar 09 Power cable 10 Rear finger guard 11 Claw stop...

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Page 7: ...t be kept away at all times The saw must not be touching anything when it starts up Hold the chainsaw firmly in both hands when working with it The chainsaw must not be operated by children and young people The only exception to this prohibition are young persons of 16 years and over who can use the chainsaw under supervision as part of their training Lend the saw only to those persons who are fami...

Page 8: ...m the body towards the wood See fig 9 and 10 Pay extra attention when cutting splintered wood Sawed off pieces of wood may be catapulted in any direction risk of injury When lopping branches the chainsaw should be supported wherever possible against the trunk Do not cut with the tip of the guide bar risk of kick back see Fig 8 Branch lopping work should be carried out by trained personnel Risk of i...

Page 9: ...s always wear gloves when assembling tensioning and checking the chain Before assembling the guide bar with the saw chain check the cutting direction of the teeth The run ning direction is marked with an arrow on the cover 7 See fig 3 G To determine the direction of cut it may be necessary to turn over the saw chain 5 Hold the guide bar 8 vertically with the tip pointing upwards and put on the saw ...

Page 10: ...the regulations GUIDE BAR The guide bar 8 is subjected to especially severe wear and tear at the nose and the bottom To avoid one sided wear and tear turn the guide bar over every time when you sharpen the chain CHAIN GUARD The chain guard must be clipped onto the chain and bar as soon as the sawing work has been completed and whenever the chainsaw has to be transported CHAIN BRAKE In the event of...

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Page 13: ...ce is firmly secured Use clamps to stop the work piece slipping This also makes it easier to operate the chainsaw with both hands Kick back causes the saw to behave uncontrollably and therefore increases the chances of the chain becoming slack or blunt A poorly sharpened chain increases the risk of kick back Never saw above shoulder height TIPS ON CHAINSAW USE SAWING UP WOOD See fig 7A 7B To saw up ...

Page 14: ...KICK BACK THE NUMBERS MENTIONED INTHETEXT CORRESPONDWITHTHE PICTURES ...

Page 15: ...rive non metallic wedges into the felling cut where necessary to control the fall DO NOT FELLTREES If you can no longer distinguish details within the danger zone e g owing to fog rain snow drifts or twilights If the direction of fall cannot be reliably estimated ow ing to wind or gusts of wind Felling work on sloping ground black ice frozen or dewy ground is safe only if you can get a firm foothol...

Page 16: ...your local agent Chain does not move Chain brake See section chain brake and Releasing the chain brake Poor cutting performance Blunt chain Chain tension Chain wrongly fitted Sharpen the chain Check the chain tension Check that the chain is fitted correctly Saw works only with difficulty Chain tension Check the chain tension Chain jumps off bar Chain tension Check the chain tension Chain becomes hot ...

Page 17: ...er cord or plug becomes damaged 3 Protect from the damp 4 Read the operation manual and follow the warnings and safety instructions 5 Wear protective helmet goggles and earmuffs 6 Always pull the plug out of the power socket before doing any work on the chainsaw ...

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