What to do if my AL-KO KE 1800/35 Chainsaw motor does not run?
If the motor of your AL-KO Chainsaw doesn't run, first ensure it's properly connected to a power source. If it is, a defective power cord could be the cause, requiring a replacement. Also, check if the chain brake is engaged and, if so, release it.
Why is there no chain lubrication on my AL-KO KE 1800/35?
If your AL-KO Chainsaw isn't lubricating the chain, the oil tank might be empty. Check the oil level and top it up with saw chain oil. Another possible cause is a dirty guide bar. Clean the oil supply borehole and oil groove.
General| Power | 1800 W |
|---|---|
| Bar Length | 35 cm |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Chain Type | 3/8" |
| Oil Tank Capacity | 0.2 L |
Defines user eligibility and lists essential personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Specifies requirements for the working area, lighting, and operating conditions like weather.
Covers general operating procedures, safety warnings, and kickback avoidance.
Explains safety symbols and provides instructions for saw chain oil usage and storage.
Specifies intended use and advises on using original spare parts and accessories.
Identifies major components like the saw chain, guide bar, handles, and motor cover.
Identifies controls like ON-OFF switch, lock button, and tensioning mechanisms.
Highlights components specific to KE 1800/35 and KE 1800/40 S models.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the guide bar and saw chain for the KE 1800/35.
Instructions for adjusting the saw chain tension for the KE 1800/35.
Steps for assembling the guide bar and saw chain for the KE 1800/40 S.
Instructions for adjusting the saw chain tension for the KE 1800/40 S.
Covers chain extension control and procedures for testing the chain brake.
Instructions on checking and topping up saw chain oil.
Steps for starting the engine, including brake release and button presses.
Covers saw chain sharpening, sprocket cleaning, and guide bar maintenance.
Includes guide bar care, repositioning tensioning device, and storing the chain saw.
Safety guidelines for felling trees, including exclusion zones and avoiding kickback.
Details the two main cutting operations for felling: notching and felling cuts.
Instructions for limbing branches and bucking logs safely.
A table listing common symptoms, causes, and corrective actions for troubleshooting the chain saw.
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