Husqvarna 315, 320 manual Daily Inspection and Maintenance

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E N G L I S H

When complete, the FELLING CUT must be parallel to the notch and leave a strip of HINGE WOOD at least 1/10 the diameter of the tree.

The HINGE WOOD acts as a hinge, steering the direction of the falling tree.

If the HINGE WOOD is too small or has been sawn through, or if the notch and the felling cut are mismatched, the tree is no longer under control.

As the felling cut approaches the notch, the tree should start falling, either by itself or with the help of a WEDGE or FELLING BAR.

DAILY INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

CAUTION!

Always disconnect the power before cleaning or performing maintenance.

Here are a few general instructions for main-taining your chain saw.

If you are in doubt on any of these points, contact your service dealer.

1. Inspect power cable and plug for defects.

A damaged power cable or plug must be replaced.

2. Clean ventilation openings and keep them open.

3. Clean the chain brake and ensure that it works correctly.

4. Check automatic chain lubrication.

5. Turn guide bar over at regular intervals to distribute the wear on both sides. Check to see that the oil passage is clear. Clean the guide bar groove.

6.Check chain tension, sharpen the cutters and ensure that chain turns easily.

7. Check drive sprocket for abnormal wear, replacing it if necessary.

8. Remove any burrs from the edges of the guide bar

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Contents 315/320 Electric Symbols on the Chain SAW Symbols Used in Operators ManualContents Motor 1500 2000 Technical SpecificationsXxxxxx Chain SAW PartsEC Declaration of Conformity IMPORTANT! Before Using Chain SAWAlways keep a first-aid kit on hand Safe USEG L I S H Do not let go of the chain saw handles Kickback PreventionBasic rules Chain Brake with Kickback Guard G L I S H Manual chain brake function check Release the power triggerBrake band inspection Kickback guard inspectionElectronic Overload Protection 2000W Chain CatcherRight Handguard Slip ClutchMounting Guide BAR and Adjusting Chain Maintain the correct depth-gauge height Cutting EquipmentFive basic rules Use only the recommended cutting equipmentChecking automatic chain lubrication system Chain and Guide BAR LubricationChain oil Filling chain oilChecking drive sprocket Steps do not help, take your saw to a service dealerChecking chain wear Stopping Starting and StoppingFiling Chain StartingMin mm 1/8 Filing cuttersCrosscutting Felling direction LimbingFelling Operations Felling cut Clearing branches/Line of retreatFelling NotchDaily Inspection and Maintenance 25.03.2003 Trøskenveien Sarpsborg NorwayAlso See