Raider RDP-GCS07, Руководство пользователя

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all other factors that may affect operation of the saw. Repair the saw before use if it is found damaged.
Many accidents are caused by improper maintenance of tool.
Cutting chain should be clean and sharp. Proper maintenance of sharp cutting edges of chain
reduces the risk of jamming and makes operation easier.
1.5. Power tool use and care.
Check proper operation of the saw brake regularly. In emergency situation, non-operational brake
may make chain disengagement impossible.
1.6. Operation.
1.6.1. Switch off the chain saw engine before releasing the chain brake.
1.6.2. Be very careful at the end of a cut, because the saw having no support in processed material
falls down due to its inertia, which may cause injuries.
1.6.3. When working for a long time, the saw operator may experience formication and numbness
in fingers and hands.
1.6.4. Stop working in such case, because numbness reduces precision in saw use.
1.6.5. Fill the fuel tank of the saw with petrol and oil blend when the engine is off and cooled down,
otherwise there is risk of spilling the blend and ignition from hot parts of the saw.
1.6.6. Do not start the saw when leakage is found, it may cause fire.
1.6.7. The saw heats considerably during operation. Be careful and do not touch hot parts of the
saw with unprotected parts of your body.
1.6.8. Only one person can operate the chain saw at a time. All other persons shall be away from
working area of the chain saw. Especially children and animals should be away from working area.
1.6.9. When starting the saw, its chain must not rest on the processed material or touch anything
else.
1.6.10. When working with the chain saw hold it with both hands by both handles. Keep firm body
position.
1.6.11. Children and juveniles cannot operate the chain saw. Allow access to the saw only to adults
who know how to handle the tool. This instruction manual should be given with the chain saw.
Stop working with the chain saw with first signs of fatigue.
1.6.12. Before starting to cut set the chain brake lever in appropriate position (pull it to yourself). It
is also hand guard.
1.6.13. Move chain saw away from the material being cut only when the cutting chain is working.
1.6.14. When cutting processed sawn wood or thin branches use support (sawing horse). Do not
cut several boards at the same time (placed one on top of another), or material held by other person
or held with foot.
1.6.15. Long objects should be firmly fixed before cutting.
1.6.16. In uneven, sloping terrain proceed with your work when facing upwards.
1.6.17. When cutting through always use the bumper spike as a point of support. Hold the saw by
the rear handle and guide with the front handle.
1.6.18. In case the cut cannot be completed in one run, pull the saw a little back, put the bumper
spike in another place and continue the cut lifting rear handle slightly.
1.6.19. When cutting in horizontal plane, position yourself at an angle as close to 90º from cutting
line as possible. Such operation requires concentration.
1.6.20. When the chain is pinched when cutting with the tip of the bar, the saw may recoil towards
operator. Because of this effect cut with the straight part of the chain whenever possible. Then, in case
of pinching, the recoil effect changes direction away from the operator.
1.6.21. Be very careful when cutting wood when there is the risk of splitting. Pieces of wood that are
cut off can be flung in any direction (risk of body injury!).
1.6.22. Only trained persons should cut tree branches! Uncontrolled fall of a tree branch constitutes
a risk of body injury!
1.6.23. Do not cut with tip of the guide bar (risk of recoil).
1.6.24. Pay special attention to branches under strain. Do not cut branches, which hangs freely,
from below.
1.6.25. Always stand to the side of predicted fall line of the tree that is to be cut.
1.6.26. During a tree fell there is a risk that branches of the tree, or trees in proximity, will break and