Senix CSPX2-M, Руководство оператора

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1. Place the pole saw on a level surface. Clean the area
around the oil tank cap and then open it.
2. Fill the oil tank with bar and chain oil carefully. Make
sure that no dirt gets into the oil tank so that the oil
nozzle does not clog.
3. Close the oil tank cap and wipe off residual oil around
the opening.
INSTALLING/REMOVING THE
BATTERY PACK
To install:
Align and slide the battery pack to the docking port on the
pole saw until it is locked in position (Fig.7).
To remove:
Press the unlock button on battery pack and remove the
battery pack from the pole saw (Fig.8).
OPERATION
WARNING:
To avoid serious personal injury, do not operate
the pole saw without the guide bar, saw chain
and sprocket cover properly assembled. Do not
attempt to operate the pole saw if any part is
damaged or missing.
WARNING:
Always wear protective equipments.
Make sure the pole saw is in a complete stop
when perform any adjustments.
ADJUSTING THE SAW HEAD
The angle of the saw’s head can be adjusted from -60
o
to
60
o
by pressing the angle adjustment button. Five stages
(-60
o
, -30
o
, 0
o
, 30
o
, 60
o
) in total can be achieved (Fig.9).
If you would like to change the angle of the saw’s head,
switch off the product and remove the battery pack at first
in case of injury.
Make sure it is firmly engaged once adjusted. Never start
the pole saw whose head is disengaged.
ADJUSTING POLE LENGTH
1. Unlock the telescoping lock clip so that the pole can
freely extend outwards and inwards (Fig.10).
2. Extend the pole to the desired length and lock the
telescoping lock clip to hold it in place (Fig.11).
3. In order to prevent accident or injury, check the
tightness by holding and stretching the both ends of the
telescoping part.
4. If the locked telescoping lock clip can not firmly hold the
pole. The lock nut for the telescoping release lever is
supposed to be tightened by a wrench.
ADJUSTING THE TENSION OF
SAW CHAIN
WARNING:
After using, the chain tension may loose. Adjust
the chain tension before next work.
If adjustments are needed, slightly loosen the sprocket
cover nut. It's not necessary to remove the sprocket cover.
Adjust the saw chain tensioning gear by a wrench.
Do not over-tension the chain: this will lead to excessive
wear and reduce the life of both the bar and chain.
Secure the sprocket cover nut after adjustment.
NOTE:
The saw chain is correctly tensioned if it can be raised
approximately 2-3 mm from the center of the guide bar.
ADJUSTING THE HARNESS
Adjust the harness to a suitable length (Fig.12).
Always use the harness to carry the product weight on your
shoulder (on the same side of tool or cross your body).
Ensure that the quick release is on your chest (NOT on your
back). Open the quick release clamp under emergencies to
take off the harness quickly (Fig.13).
SWITCHING ON/OFF
WARNING:
Before beginning work, you should check:
• The wearing of protective equipments.
• The damage of the saw housing, the saw chain
and the guide bar.
• The level of the oil tank.
• The tension of the chain and the condition of
the blades.