tree and the angle of the upper and lower cuts should be at least 45°.
Main cut
The main cut is made on the opposite side from the directional cut and must be perfectly horizontal, and at a height about 3 cm above the base of the directional cut (see illustration)
Finish the cut at least 1/10 of the tree diameter from the directional notch. This is called the breakage line and serves to control the direction of fall of the tree because the tree will now start to fall. This can be facilitated using a crowbar on the main cut. Caution! If the breakage line is too small or is cut diagonally it will no longer be possible to control the direction of fall of the tree.
F. Sharpening the bar and chain, and maintenance of the bar
•Important: unplug the chainsaw before performing any cleaning and maintenance of the tool.
•Always wear approved work gloves
•Fig. B6 make sure the chain is tight enough to prevent it from moving during sharpening
•Fig. F1 pull the brake lever forward to block the chain on the bar
•The correct diameter of the file is 1/10 or more than the height of the cutting tooth.
•FIG. F2 Round file for sharpening 4 mm chain
•FIG. F3 File at a horizontal angle of 35° to the bar from the inside of the tooth toward the outside. First file all the teeth on one side then turn the chainsaw and file the teeth on the other side
•File in such a way that all the teeth are the same length.
•When only 3 mm (1/8”) of the length of the cutting teeth remains, replace the chain.
•FIG F4 file perpendicular to the bar plane (90°)
•FIG F5 About every 5 sharpenings, check the cutting height against the cutting depth limiter (H). To reduce the height of the limiter use a caliber.
•FIG F6 Every 3 hours of work remove the bar and clean the groove, make sure the oil outlet hole is not obstructed by chips and remove all sawdust deposits from the tool.
Important: reverse the direction of installation of the bar every time you clean it so as to obtain uniform wear
•FIG F7 Check frequently that the ventilation slots on the motor are free and the grating is clean.
Electric safety
Voltage
Make sure the voltage rating of your mains complies with the rating of the chainsaw as shown on the plate on the motor casing.
Current
Your tool works only with AC power.
Plugs and extension cables
Use only approved insulated outlets, cables and plugs in PVC, comply strictly with the safety regulations in effect in your country. The tool has to be plugged into a power socket and not a light socket.
Disposal of obsolete products
When you decide to replace the product, or no longer need it, think of the environment. Your local distributor will take your old product back and
dispose of it in a way that is safe for the environment.
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