- 13 -
Cut from the top down (Fig.4).
FIG. 4
2. Trunk supported only on one end:
First cut from below for 1/3 of the trunk and then from the top down
until the previous cut has been reached. (Fig 5).
2
1
FIG. 5
1
2
3. Trunk supported on both ends.
First cut from above for 1/3 of the trunk and then from the bottom up
until the previous cut has been reached. (Fig.6).
1
2
FIG. 6
2
1
12. Cutting wood on supports (trestles)
In order to work easily and safely, it is important to maintain a correct
position:
- Distribute your weight on both feet.
- Hold the chain saw to your right while cutting.
CLEANING
IMPORTANT! Before carrying out any operation on the chain saw,
disconnect the batteries.
- Regularly remove dirt and wood deposits from the motor cooling
vents (nr. 14 Fig. A Pos. 1).
Cooling the motor is very important and this operation must be carried
out regularly even during use, if deposits are noticed.
It is recommended that a dry brush be used to clean the cooling vents.
- After every extensive working period, disassemble the bar and chain
and clean them with a brush.
Carefully remove the wood deposits from the sprocket (nr. 19), near
the bar fixing pin (16), and from under the housing.
- Keep the area near the oil tank cap and the inspection window clean
so that no impurities enter the tank.
- Clean the surfaces of plastic parts with a rag, a brush, or a soft
brush.
- If the chain saw is not used for a long period of time, it is recommended
that the you empty the tank, clean the chain and bar in an oil bath, and
store them in greaseproof paper.
MAINTAINING
IMPORTANT! Before carrying out any operation on the chain saw,
disconnect the plug from the power supply.
- Tension the chain when necessary
- Bring the chain to a specialized workshop for maintenance and
sharpening as needed.
- Lubricate or grease the ball bearings on the nose of the bar regularly.
- Keep the oil channels on the bar clean.
- Replace the chain when, after repeated sharpenings, the length of
the tooth has reached 3-4 mm or when the links are worn. (Chain
type: see technical data)
- Replace the bar if deformed or damaged. (Bar type: see technical
specifications)
Do not dispose of used oil with domestic waste, but take it to the
special Collection Centres.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Probable cause
Solution
The saw does not
start
Battery is empty
Recharge the battery
Battery too cold or
hot
Leave the batteries
in a temperate envi-
ronment 18-24°C
The chain saw works
at intervals, turning
on and off
Defective On/off
switch
Contact customer
service centre
Loosened contact in
the chain saw
Contact customer
service centre
The chain does not
turn
Check that the front
hand guard is not
lowered
Push the front hand
guard towards the
motor
The chain and bar
overheat
Insufficient oil in the
tank
Fill
The chain is too tight Loosen the chain
Clogged air release
on cap
Clear the hole in the
cap
Oil nozzle or channel
clogged
Clean
Chain is dry
Insufficient oil in the
tank
Fill with oil
The chain brake does
not work
Defective hand guard
mechanism
Contact customer
service centre
The chain saw does
not cut well, blocks,
or makes banging
noise
Chain is loose
Adjust the chain ten-
sion
Chain is worn
Sharpen or replace
Defective chain
Replace
An oil stain forms
under the chain saw
The chain saw was
not cleaned and the
sawdust releases
the oil accumulated
during cutting
Clean the saw and
remove the sawdust
from the housing
The bar loosens
The wheel was fixed
inadequately
Check that the wheel
has been tightened
firmly
