Poulan 952801955 Seasonal Storage, Steps after each use, Troubleshooting Table Cause Remedy

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STORAGE

WARNING: Perform the following	SEASONAL STORAGE
WARNING: Perform the following	Prepare your unit for storage at the end of
steps after each use:	the season or if it will not be used for 30
S Allow motor to cool before storing or	days or more.
transporting.	If your chain saw is to be stored for a
S Store chain saw and extension cord in a	period of time:
well ventilated area	S Clean it thoroughly before lengthy stor-
S Store chain saw with all guards in place	age.
and position chain saw so that	S Store in a clean dry area.
any sharp object cannot accidentally	S Lightly oil external metal surfaces and
cause injury.	guide bar.
S Store chain saw unplugged, well out of	S Oil the chain and wrap it in heavy
the reach of children.	paper or cloth.

TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE

WARNING: Always stop unit and disconnect from the power source be- fore performing all of the recommended remedies below except remedies that require unit to be operating.

	TROUBLE	CAUSE	REMEDY

	Chain does	1. Chain tension incorrect.	1.	See “Check Chain Tension” in
	not move	2. Guide bar rails pinched.		Maintenance section.
	when trigger	2. Guide bar rails pinched.	2.	Repair or replace.
	switch is	3. Trigger switch failure.	3.	Contact an authorized service
	engaged.	4. Circuit breaker tripped/		dealer.
		4. Circuit breaker tripped/	4.	Reset circuit breaker or replace
		fuse failure.		fuse.
	Chain clat-	1. Chain tension incorrect. 1. See “Check Chain Tension” in
	ters or cuts			Maintenance Section.
	roughly.	2. Cutters damaged.	2.	Contact an authorized service
		3. Chain worn.		dealer.
		3. Chain worn.	3.	Resharpen or replace chain.
		4. Cutters dull, improperly	4.	See “Chain Sharpening” in
		sharpened, or depth		Service and Adjustments section.
		gauges too high.
		5. Sprocket worn.	5.	Contact an authorized service
				dealer.
	Chain stops	1. Chain cutter tops not	1.	See “Chain Sharpening” in
	during cut.	filed flat.		Service and Adjustments section.
		2. Guide bar burred or	2.	Repair or replace guide bar.
		bent; rails uneven.
	Oil inade-	1. Oil tank empty.	1. Fill oil tank.
	quate for bar	2. Oil outlet clogged.	2. Contact an authorized service
	and chain			dealer.
	lubrication.	3. Guide bar oil hole	3. Remove bar and clean.
		blocked.
	Chain cuts	1. Cutters damaged on	1. See “Chain Sharpening” in
	at an angle.	one side.		Service and Adjustments section.

2.Chain dull on one side. 2. See “Chain Sharpening” in Service and Adjustments section.

3.Guide bar bent or worn. 3. Replace guide bar.

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Contents English Español FrançaisSafety Rules Operate Your SAW SafelyPlan Ahead Maintain Your SAW in GoodElectrical Safety Sion and/or causing damage to unitUse a voltage supply as shown on the nameplate of the unit Conductor, such as metal fences or pipesReduce the Chance Kickback Guard Against KickbackMaintain Control Kickback Safety Features Chain Brake and CKA AngleEither of these reactions may cause you Double Insulation ConstructionAssembly OperationBefore Starting SAW Guide BAR and Chain OIL Chain BrakeStopping Your SAW Starting Your SAWCutting Methods Operating TipsTree Felling Techniques Felling Large Trees 6 inches in diameter or largerHinge holds tree on stump and helps control fall Cutting a Fallen Tree BuckingImportant Points Bucking TechniquesBucking Using a LOG or Support Stand LimbingPruning Through the limbMaintenance Service and Adjustments Chain Replacement Tools requiredTo Sharpen Chain Can result in serious injury Check and lower depth gaugesCustomer Serviceable Parts Chain AdjustmentTo Replace Chain Troubleshooting Table Cause Remedy StorageSeasonal Storage Steps after each usePoulan PRO Warranty StatementMatheson Blvd. West Mississauga, Ontario L5V 0B4