DR PULSE 62V POLE SAW, Руководство по безопасности и эксплуатации

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DR
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PULSE 62V POLE SAW
Be certain that the Chain is not in contact with any object when you start the Motor, or you could be seriously injured.
Chapter 3: Operating Your DR PULSE 62V POLE SAW
Starting and Stopping the Pole Saw
Your DR PULSE 62V POLE SAW is equipped with an Automatic Oil Pump for Bar and Chain oiling. Before starting the Pole Saw,
ensure the Oil Reservoir is full (see previous page). Refill when the oil level drops to the minimum level Mark.
1.
Read and understand all Safety Warnings and wear proper safety gear as
listed in Chapter 1. Perform the Daily Checks listed on the back cover of
this manual.
2.
Firmly grip the Rear Handle with your right hand and the Pole Handle with
your left hand - whether you are right or left handed (
Figure 12
).
Note: The Pole Saw Motor can take up to one second to start after the Trigger
ON/OFF Switch is pressed as described in the next step.
3.
Push the Lock-Off Button in with your right thumb and squeeze the Trigger
ON/OFF Switch with your fingers. Once the Motor starts you can remove
your thumb from the Lock-Off Button. If the Saw does not start, make sure
the Battery Pack is charged and locked firmly into place in the Saw Housing.
4.
To stop the Saw, simply release the Trigger ON/OFF Switch.
Adding the Pole Extension
1.
Remove the Battery Pack from the Pole Saw.
2.
Remove the Locking Knob and Nut ( Figure 13 ).
3.
Push in the Locking Pin and pull the Handle and Motor sections apart
(
Figure 14 ).
4.
Insert the Extension Section between the Handle and Motor Sections.
Connect the sections as described on page 9.
Lock-Off
Button
Figure 12
Trigger ON/OFF
Switch
Rear
Handle
Pole handle

Always keep the Oil Fill Reservoir full. Do not let the level get below the “Minimum Level Mark” (see previous page) because
the Bar and Chain could be damaged, and the Motor will be overworked. Damage due to low Bar and Chain Oil is not covered
by the Warranty.

Starting, stopping, and restarting an electric Motor repeatedly within a few seconds can generate a great deal of heat and
damage the Motor. To protect the life of your Pole Saw, always wait at least five seconds after stopping before restarting the
Locking Knob
Figure 13
Nut
Saw Motor
Section
Handle
Section
Figure 14
Locking
Spring Pin
Pin Locking Hole