SKU 65512
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WARNINg!
2.
Wear ANSI-approved
safety goggles and heavy-duty work
gloves when adjusting or installing
Saw Chain.
Grasp the Saw Chain at the middle
3.
of the Guide Bar and lift up. The gap
between the Guide Bar and the Saw
Chain should about 1/16” to 1/8”.
See
Figure E
, below.
If the Saw Chain tension needs to
4.
be adjusted, use Hex Wrench (2) to
loosen the Head Bolt (19). The Spring
(8) will automatically adjust the gap
to the correct 1/16” - 1/8” distance.
Tighten Head Bolt to make sure gap
remains at that distance. See
Figure
F
, below.
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INStRuCtIONS
Read the ENtIRE ImpORtANt
SAFEty INFORmAtION section
at the beginning of this manual
including all text under
subheadings therein before set
up or use of this product.
Before operating the Chain Saw,
1.
wear ANSI-approved safety goggles
and heavy-duty work gloves. Safety
goggles and other safety gear are
sold separately.
To Lubricate, oil the whole Saw Chain
2.
evenly before each use. Also lubri-
cate whenever replacing a fully dis-
charged battery pack with a charged
one. You can also insert the Oil
Bottle (27) into the Oil Fill Hole (9).
Press Bottle to inject oil into Saw
Chain. Always use Chain oil.
Hold the Rubber Handle (5) and set
3.
the Tip Guard (12) or Housing Guard
(26) against the branch to be cut. See
Figure g
, below.
WARNINg!
Cutting a branch without
the Tip Guard or Housing Guard set
against the branch may cause the
Guide Bar to wobble, resulting in se-
rious injury and/or property damage.
To start the Chain Saw, depress the
4.
Lock Button (4) and press down on
the Trigger (3).
WARNINg!
5.
While cutting or pruning
branches, keep all body parts away
from Saw Chain during operation.
Figure E
Saw Chain (10)
1/16" - 1/8"
Figure F
Head Bolt (19)
Hex Wrench (2)
Figure g
Tip Guard (12)
Housing
Guard (26)
Branch
Branch
Guide Bar (11)
