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Chain Guide Bar (14)
Tip Guard
Battery (32)
Chain (15)
Rubber Cover (22) |
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3.With your right hand, press down on the Safety Switch (35), then press the Switch Button (29).
The Switch Button cannot be squeezed unless the Safety Switch is depressed. With the Chainsaw running, you can let go of the Safety Switch.
4.Begin cutting with a light downward pressure.
Allow the saw chain to cut at its own rate. Applying too much pressure can damage the Motor and Gear Assy (28), Chain (15), or Chain Guide Bar (14).
Warning: Kickback may occur when the nose or tip of the Chain Guide Bar touches an object, or when the wood closes in and pinches the saw Chain in the cut. Use extreme caution and have complete control of the Chainsaw using a firm grip with both hands.
5.To turn the Chainsaw off, release the Switch Button (29). Remove the Battery (32) when the Chainsaw is not in use.
6.After cleaning the Chainsaw, place the Chain Cover over the Chain.
Maintenance
Always remove the Battery first, before performing any maintenance on the Chainsaw.
1.Apply a light oil to the Chain before using, and after every 10 minutes of use.
Oil is automatically applied when the Oil Bottle is full. The Chain must always be well lubricated when the Chainsaw is in use.
2.The Chain must be snug at all times. If the Chain becomes loose, remove the Left Chain Cover (12) and retighten Chain Guide Bar (14) mounting hardware.
3.Periodically sharpen Chain. Chain must be sharp for efficient saw operation.
4.To clean the Chainsaw, wipe with a clean rag. Apply a small amount of light oil. Periodically remove Right Chain Cover (1) and clean out debris. Replace cover.
5.Periodically recharge the Battery when not in use. This will maintain Battery life.
6.Periodically turn the Chain Guide Bar (14) over to distribute the wear on it. Replace Guide Bar when bent, cracked, or when the Chain moves
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