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7)
Adjust chain tension knob (11) on “+” direction so that when lifting the chain and entire drive
link is just visible. Ensure chain rotates smoothly on bar, fully tighten knob.
8)
Do not over tense the chain as this will reduce life of chain bar and motor.
9)
Do not under tense the chain as this will make it fall down while working.
Fig. 4
Safety chain brake
1)
This area (see picture below) shows the parts of chainsaw most likely to cause kickback.
2)
In the event of kickback, the left hand will come into contact with chain brake lever, that
incorporates a separate electrical switch to cut out the current to the motor, stopping the
chain immediately (“0” position ).
3)
To rest after operation of the chain brake, disconnect from power supply and release the
brake by pulling the brake lever into the rearward position (“1” position).
4)
Check chain tension before restarting.
Switching On/Off
Switching ON
Have a firm grip on the handles. To operate, ensure both the trigger (3) and the safety lock-off (2)
on the side are depressed simultaneously.
Switching OFF
To stop the chain saw, release the trigger (3).
Electric motor safety system
This chain saw has a device that protects the motor by disconnecting it when the effort is too
high. To restart, release the trigger (3), check that the chain is able to rotate and push the trigger (3)
and lock-off button (2) to start again.
