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and keep any heat sources at a
distance. Never refuel while the
engine is running.
Carefully open the fuel filler cap so
that any overpressure can slowly
dissipate.
Start the device at a distance of at
least 3 m from the fuelling point.
There is a risk of fire or explosion if
this advice is not heeded.
The filling volume of the tank is
1200 ml.
Use only the fuel mixture recom-
mended in the instructions. The fuel
mixture ages. Therefore, do not use
fuel mixtures that are older than 3 months.
If this not done, the engine may become
damaged and your warranty will become
null and void.
Avoid direct skin contact with
petrol and inhalation of petrol
fumes. There is a danger to health!
The device is
equipped with a two-
stroke engine and is
therefore operated exclusively with a mix-
ture of petrol and two-stroke engine oil at a
ratio of 40:1.
Fuel mixture table:
Petrol
2-stroke oil
1.00 litre
25 ml
3.00 litres
75 ml
5.00 litres
125 ml
Mixing pro-
cess
40 parts 1 part oil
•
Use quality unleaded petrol with an
octane rating of at least 90.
•
For optimal
performance,
use oil
for
air-cooled
two-strokeengines.
1. Mix petrol and oil in the fuel mixing
bottle
(24). Use the scale on the con
-
tainer.
2.
OIL
PETROL
First pour petrol into the
fuel mixing bottle
(24) up
to the line marked “PET-
ROL”.
Then add oil until the “OIL” mark is
reached.
Close and shake the fuel mixing bottle
(24).
3. Unscrew the tank cap (55) and fill the
fuel mixture into the fuel tank (54) using
the funnel (33). Wipe fuel residues off
the tank cap (55) and close the tank
cap (55) again.
Clean the funnel (33) after use.
Tensioning the saw chain
Do not re-tension or change
the saw chain when it is hot
because it shrinks slightly once it
has cooled down. If this is not ob-
served it can lead to damage on
the guide rail or the engine be-
cause the saw chain is now too
taut on the blade bar.
Regularly tightening the saw chain pro-
vides safety for the user and reduces and/
or prevents wear and chain damage.
Before starting work and at intervals of ap-
prox. 10 minute, we recommend the user
to examine the chain tension and correct it
if necessary.
The saw chain warms up when working
with the saw and thus expands slightly.
These “expansions” can be expected espe-
cially from newer saw chains.
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