Fieldmann FZP 56516-B, Руководство пользователя

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FZP 56516-B
Operating the saw
If the working time exceeds 20 hours, petrol and oil should be mixed in a 50:1 ratio.
The mixture must be mixed before pouring into the fuel tank. Mixing and pouring of fuel must be carried out at a
suffi cient distance from fi re sources. Smoking is not allowed during refuelling. Refuelling must be carried out at a
minimum distance of 3 metres from where the saw is to be started and operated.
For engine care reasons, good quality unleaded petrol and a quality oil designed for air-cooled two-stroke
engines should be used. It is not permitted to use oil designed for four-stroke engines.
If fuel is spilled, the residue must be cleaned up thoroughly before the saw is started.
Refi lling chain oil (VII)
Good quality oil should be used, which is designed for lubricating saw chains.
If the oil tank is not fi lled, the use of the saw is prohibited. There is a risk of damage to the chain, bar and saw
mechanisms.
The saw must be switched off before refi lling the oil.
It is recommended that the saw be started and operated at least 3 metres from the point where the oil is being
refi lled. Used engine oil cannot be used for lubrication. It does not do its job, which could lead to damage to the
saw mechanisms.
Refi lling should be done at a distance from sources of fi re and heat.
If there is an oil spillage, the residue must be wiped up thoroughly before the saw is started.
The amount of oil with which the saw lubricates the chain can be regulated; the oil dosing wheel located at the
bottom of the saw is used for this purpose.
Workplace preparation
Before starting work with a chainsaw, the workplace must be properly prepared to minimise the risk of hazards
that occur when working with a chainsaw.
It is necessary to make sure that only authorised persons are present on the workplace.
In the case of tree felling, the area of danger and escape routes must be marked.
An area with a radius of 180° around the intended direction of the tree fall and an area with a radius of 90° in the
opposite direction to the intended direction of the tree fall are considered hazardous areas. The remaining areas
are escape routes (VIII). It should also be remembered that a falling tree can also uproot other trees. Therefore,
the next site cannot be located closer than 2.5 times the height of the felled tree (IX).
There must be good visibility from the workplace, so special care must be taken when felling trees in diffi cult
terrain, e.g. in mountains.
It is not allowed to start work in atmospheric precipitation or in case of high humidity, e.g. in fog.
Protective clothing and personal protective equipment should be worn.
Before felling begins, a test cut of the timber should be made in safe conditions, for example, placed on a saw-
horse.
Cutting wires, young trees and old wooden beams should be avoided.
It is not allowed to stand on cut wood.
Starting and stopping the saw
Make sure that the chain brake is in the rear position.
Remove the cover from the bar and chain.
It is not allowed to start the saw unless the bar and chain are correctly fi tted.