Operator’s
Manual
Pentruder
CW630
HF
Chain
Saw
–
Original
instructions
Page
20
Troubleshooting
6.3
PROBLEM
Possible
Cause
SLOW
DIAMOND
CHAIN
SPEED
Chain
tension
too
tight.
Diamond
chain
should
always
be
able
to
be
pulled
around
the
guide
bar
by
hand.
It
is
normal
for
the
diamond
chain
links
to
hang
below
the
guide
bar.
POOR
CUTTING
SPEED
Diamonds
may
be
glazed
over.
Make
a
few
cuts
in
an
abrasive
material
to
expose
the
diamonds.
PREMATURE
CHAIN
STRETCH
Not
enough
water
pressure.
The
minimum
water
pressure
required
is
1.5
bar
(20
psi).
Insufficient
water
supply
may
result
in
excessive
wear
to
the
diamond
chain,
which
can
lead
to
loss
of
strength
and
diamond
chain
breakage.
A
worn
sprocket
on
new
chain
can
cause
drive
link
damage,
,
wear
and
chain
stretch.
CHAIN
TENSTIONER
BREAKAGE
Side
cover
nut
is
not
tight
enough.
Torque
to
27
Nm
(20
ft
‐
lbs).
WATER
NOT
FLOWING
Water
hose
is
kinked
or
water
supply
not
turned
on
Water
ports
in
guide
bar
plugged
with
debris
DIAMOND
CHAIN
BREAKAGE
Improper
chain
tension
Inserting
saw
into
slot
narrower
than
diamond
chain
segments
A
worn
sprocket
can
allow
the
chain
to
jump
over
the
sprocket
tooth
causing
excessive
stretch,
stress
and
possible
chain
breakage.
Not
enough
feed
pressure
while
cutting.
Avoid
letting
the
saw
bounce
and
chatter.
Transport
and
storage
of
the
machine
6.4
Disconnect
the
cable
from
the
Pentruder
CW630
before
transporting
the
machine.
Make
sure
no
unauthorized
persons
can
get
access
to
the
machine
when
in
transport
and
storage.
If
there
is
a
risk
of
freezing,
the
machine
has
to
be
drained
from
water.
Place
the
Pentruder
CW630
on
a
flat
surface
with
chain
side
down
with
the
hose
disconnected
and
open
for
the
chain
saw
to
drain
itself.
Drainage
of
the
Pentpak
HF
‐
power
pack,
please
refer
to
the
Operator’s
Manual
for
detailed
instructions.
See
also
instruction
below.
Store
the
machine
in
a
dry
place,
preferably
above
freezing
temperature.
For
transport
and
storage
of
the
Pentpak
HF
‐
power
pack
please
refer
to
the
Operator’s
Manual
for
that
product.
In
sub
zero
temperatures,
and
if
electrical
power
to
the
unit
is
not
available,
blow
with
compressed
air
or
an
air
pump
in
this
coupling
to
remove
water
from
the
heat
sink
and
tubing
inside
the
power
pack.