Makita DCS 6000I, DCS 6800I manual Replacing the starter cable, Replacing the return spring

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Replacing the starter cable

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-Unscrew four screws (A/1). Remove fan housing (A/2).

-Remove all pieces of cable.

Replacing the return spring

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-Thread in a new cable dia. 5/32", 39" long (ø 4 mm x 1000 mm) as shown in Figure B and tie the ends as shown.

-Pull knot (B/1) into the cable pulley (B/3).

-Pull knot (B/2) into the cable grip (B/4).

-Wind the cable around the pulley in the direction shown by the arrow. Pull the cable out from the pulley by the grip, then hold the pulley firmly and wrap the cable around it another three times.

CAUTION: Danger of injury! Secure the cable grip when pulled out! It will whip back if the cable pulley is released by accident.

NOTE: With the cable pulled all the way out, it must still be possible to turn the pulley another 1/4 turn against the return spring.

-When replaceing fan housing, it may be necessary to pull the starter cable lightly so that the cable pulley catches.

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-Remove the fan housing (see above under “Replacing the starter cable”).

-Take off circlip (C/1) (circlip pliers, see “Accessories”).

-Remove the cable pulley (C/2).

-Unscrew screw (C/3) and carefully remove spring housing (C/4).

CAUTION: Danger of injury! If the spring is broken it may pop out!

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The old spring should be recycled.

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-Hold the fan housing as shown in Fig. D and strike against a suitable surface (e.g. old newspapers - the spring is greasy!).

CAUTION: Danger of injury! Hold the fan housing firmly so that the old spring pops out and can relax its tension safely.

Replacement return springs come under tension in a wire ring. Before installing, lightly grease the new spring with multi- purpose grease, order No. 944 360 000.

-With the spring still tight in the in wire ring, press it into the fan housing. The wire ring will automatically be scraped off.

-Turn the cable pulley slightly when putting it back on, until you hear it catch. Put the circlip back on.

-Wind on the starter cable as described above under „Re- placing the starter cable”.

-When replaceing fan housing, it may be necessary to pull the starter cable lightly so that the cable pulley catches.

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Contents Owner’s Safety Manual RE Y Makita DCS 6000i ContentsRecycling SymbolsDelivery inventory Additional safety precautions Safety precautions for chain saw operatorsDiscription of symbols used on chain saws General Safety PrecautionsAnsi B175.1-1991 OperatorSaw Proper clothingUse of the saw Transporting the chain sawFeet Chain saw operating instructionsFueling Fueling instructionsCutting instructions Important adjustmentsWorking conditions Reactive forces during the cut, including kickback KickbackTo avoid kickback Saw chain cutter sharpnessSpeed of contact at which the cutter contacts the object Depth gaugesPushback Cutting techniquesTo avoid pushback To avoid pull-in= cutting down area Felling instructionsSectioning Method Plunge-Cut Method129 LimbingBucking Maintaining and storing the saw Maintenance and RepairDCS Denomination of components Identification plateSerial no Year of manufacture 523.102.672 443.053.661Approved bar and chain combinations Technical dataModels Makita DCS 6000i Length PitchMounting the guide bar and saw chain StopTightening the saw chain Chain brakeChecking the chain tension Engaging the chain brake brakingFuel / Refuelling Waste oilFuel mixture Handling and storageClean screw cap and tank after refuelling Adjusting the chain lubricationRefuelling Lubricating the chainChecking the chain brake Starting the engineStopping the engine Checking the chain lubrication Adjusting the carburetorSharpening the saw chain Working in winter030 Excessive depth increases the risk of kickbackProtective gloves must be worn Cleaning the guide barFiles and how to work with them Replacing the suction head Cleaning the brake band and sprocket interiorReplacing the saw chain Replacing the spark plug Stop Cleaning the air filterChampion RCJ-6Y or NGK Bpmr 7A Electrode gapReplacing/cleaning the spark arrester screen Replacing the return spring Replacing the starter cableMaintenance and repair Service, spare parts and guaranteeInstructions for daily and periodic maintenance Guarantee TroubleshootingSpare parts Malfunction System Observation CauseBar and chain combinations Canada Extract from the spare parts list DCSPage Makita U.S.A., INC Makita Canada INC

DCS 6800I, DCS 6000I specifications

The Makita DCS 6000I and DCS 6800I are two formidable chainsaw models from a brand renowned for its commitment to durability, performance, and innovation. Both saws are designed for professional users who require power, efficiency, and precision in their cutting tasks.

Starting with the DCS 6000I, it offers an impressive engine displacement of 59 cc, producing high torque and enabling effective cutting through thick wood with ease. Its lightweight design, weighing approximately 5.8 kg, ensures better maneuverability during extended use. The DCS 6000I incorporates a 20-inch guide bar, making it suitable for a variety of applications, from felling trees to milling logs.

A key feature of the DCS 6000I is its advanced anti-vibration technology, which minimizes user fatigue and enhances comfort. The model is equipped with an automatic chain lubrication system that maintains optimal performance and prolongs the lifespan of the chain. The air cleaner is easily accessible and designed to filter out debris, ensuring clean air intake and efficient engine performance.

Moving on to the DCS 6800I, it takes power to the next level, featuring a robust 66 cc engine. This model is an ideal choice for professional users involved in heavy-duty cutting tasks. Weighing approximately 6.2 kg, it strikes a balance between power and manageability. Its 24-inch guide bar makes it a perfect fit for felling larger trees and undertaking more demanding forestry work.

The DCS 6800I is characterized by its high-performance oil pump that allows for adjustable flow rates, ensuring efficient lubrication based on the cutting conditions. Additionally, this model features an innovative decompression valve, allowing for easy starting and improved user experience. The DCS 6800I also has a semi-automatic choke that enhances startup efficiency.

Both models exhibit excellent build quality, featuring magnesium components that contribute to their lightweight yet robust structure. They also come with a tool-less air filter cover, facilitating ease of maintenance. Safety is a priority with both saws, equipped with chain brakes and throttle locks to prevent accidental starts.

In summary, the Makita DCS 6000I and DCS 6800I are exceptional chainsaws that cater to the needs of professional users. With advanced technologies, durable construction, and innovative features, these models are well-suited for various applications in forestry and landscaping, ensuring reliability, efficiency, and safety in all cutting tasks.
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