BGU KSA 380 E, Оригинальное руководство пользователя

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5.8.2 Adjusting the chainsaw controls
The chainsaw is powered by an hydraulic valve located right below the
fulcrum of the multifunctional control lever.
The chain must stop turning when the control lever is in the neutral
(start) position.
Saw only runs when you operate and while you hold the
multifunctional control lever in position (see Figure 19).
Should the chainsaw start too early or too late after control lever
operation perform a slight adjustment of the screw located on the
control valve beneath the control lever. (see Figure 20).
5.9 Infeed belt
This chainsaw firewood processor is equipped with an infeed
conveyor to allow easy and effortless advancing of timber to the
length-gauge.
The conveyor starts up and advances timber when you operate (push
forward) the control lever (Figure 21).
As soon as timber reaches the length gauge, pull the control lever one
more step down to engage the chainsaw and start cutting.
5.10 Chainsaw lubrication
The machine is equipped with an oiler pump that assures bar
lubrication while the saw is engaged. The saw only runs while you
hold the lever in its position. Running the chain also runs the bar
oiler that pumps a little oil on the bar at each new cut. Make sure that
enough bar oil is filled in the tank to assure troubleless mechanism.
The bar oil tank is located on the rear side of the main chassis. (see
Figure 22). An oil level gauge is provided on the tank to check for
minimum oil level. Do not ever fill more than 2 l bar oil in the tank. Two
litre oil will assure non-stop operation of approx. 4 hours.
To perform due pre-lubrication of the chainsaw make sure to operate
the control lever and engage the chain saw for at least two times
before
starting to work. Running the saw with a well-oiled chain bar will
increase life of the chainsaw and reduces down-time for maintenance
and repairs.
When filling new oil in, make sure to keep operating the multifunctional
control lever until oil flows out of the oiler and starts oiling the chain
guide bar.
5.11 Stop lever
If, for some reason, you want to stop the auto-splitting cycle and
therefore, prevent the push-block from further extending towards
wedge, you need shifting the stop lever all the way to the left
hand side while the push-block is still sliding. (see Figure 23)
As soon as you do this, the auto-splitting cycle will immediately stop
making the push block start back and stop in the initial position.
Fig. 23
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
Fig. 22
Fig. 21