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4.2 Pre-operation Check
Make sure that the pole pruner is operated normally or there is not any part
missing or cracking before starting the operation.
Especially check looseness of the connections, screws and nuts, and fuel leakage.
* Otherwise, a serious accident could result.
Before operating the pole pruner, check the following:
(a) Check each part. If there is any faulty part, request a repair.
● Check the parts (nuts and screws, etc.) for looseness, cracks, bend or deformation.
● Check the saw chain and guide bar for damage.
● Check if saw chain is appropriately sharpened.
● Check the saw chain for tension applied.
● Check if the chain oil is supplied.
(b) Check if the pole pruner is appropriately operated. If it is faulty, request a repair.
● Check if the throttle trigger moves freely (if it bounces back to the idling position.)
● Check if the start/stop switch is operated appropriately.
(c) Check the handle and clean if it is dirty.
● Check if it is kept clean. (if there is any oil or resin attached.)
● Check if it is dry.
(d) Check if the chain oil is not leaking.
If any chain oil leaking is found, request the sales agency for repair.
If the fuel is spilled when supplying the oil, wipe off.
(e) Check the pole pruner during idling. If there is any problem, contact the sales agency for adjustment
or repair.
● If the saw chain does not move during idling
● If the idling status is normal