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The tension of a new chain must be checked frequently until it is broken in.
Continue to check the tension at regular intervals to ensure good performance and a long service life.
•Wear causes a chain to become looser with use. Regular tensioning is important to compensate for this wear.
•Check the chain tension at least every time you refill the chain oil reservoir.
CUTTING EQUIPMENT
This section explains how correct maintenance and use of the right cutting equipment:
•Reduces kickback tendencies.
•Reduces the frequency of chain derailing and breakage.
•Achieves maximum cutting effect.
•Increases the service life of the chain.
The five basic rules
•Use only the recommended cutting equipment!
See «Technical Specifications» on page 3.
• Ensure that the cutter teeth are always correctly sharpened! Follow our instructions and use the recommended filing guide. A chain which is damaged or improperly maintained increases the risk of accident.
• Maintain the correct depth-gauge height.
Worn depth gauges increase the risk of kickback.
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